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the digital story, published to cnn.com. but this is why she decided to share her story for this very reason. christi, boris? >> yeah, fertility, childbearing, child rearing, a normal part of everyday life. long overdue that this now becomes common in the halls of congress. daniella diaz, an important story. thank you so much. >> thank you, daniella. so, up next, a closer look at wisconsin senator ron johnson, who in recent weeks has pushed some wild conspiracy theories. the new questions now about what his next move may be. 's the #1 d used most by dermatologists? it's neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair® smooths the look of fine lines in 1-week, deep wrinkles in 4. so you can kiss wrinkles goodbye! neutrogena® ♪i got it, you got it♪ ♪i want it, you want it♪ ♪when i want it, you've got it♪ ♪when you want it, i got it, i got it, yeah♪ ♪when they want it♪ ♪we got it, yeah♪
expert on climate change to discuss. we'll bring up the question how best to approach it from the government. thank you very much. >> thank you, daniella. nearly 20 years after the september 11th attacks, president biden is requesting them to review documents to see which can be released. >> biden signed an executive order yesterday after more than 1600 people affected by the attacks asked the president to skip the anniversary events at ground zero unless he released additional information that the government has been blocking. a classroom of second graders, president bush in a moment that forever unites them. 20 years later find out what happened to the kids in that 9/11 classroom. watch this very special program tomorrow night, 10 p.m., right here on cnn. coming up, new developments
democracy. i don't think so, i don't know if joe manchin has some kind of people like -- joe biden, excuse me, he should be whipping them. how is he going to whip them? what can he hold over manchin's and sinema's head. there is too many demands on biden so he can simply snap a finger and get them into line, he's not doing that. >> there is a presumption that joe biden can wave the magic wand and everything is going to be okay. he does not have that power and majority. we'll switch, i have switched the cups around a little bit. okay, we don't have the clip, we'll move ahead. daniella, i got to ask you, this ises the other part that confuses me of the current fight that democrats seemed to be having. what about current protests that's going to end up making a difference.
minority leader is blocking it. >> unacceptable, totally inappropriate. all republicans will oppose that as well if that were to surface on the floor. >> okay, no mincing words there. cnn's daniella diaz is live on capitol hill, daniella, what more can you tell us? >> reporter: well, everything that you all said is exactly correct leading up to this, senator majority leader chuck schumer is forcing a vote on this sweeping voting package this tuesday, emphasizing this is a priority for democrats but, look, it's going to fail as it stands right now. this vote will not pass through the senate. so why is chuck schumer doing this in the first place? well, it's to send a message to the american people on where democrats and republicans stand on this issue of voting rights. you know there was a back and forth even with the democratic party on this issue, you all mentioned, senator joe manchin,
maybe, there is a little bit of mr. t in that -- in that political justice, whatever it may be. but these are tough times, indeed. daniella, emily, thanks to both of you. >> thank you. when we come back. we have a very special guest on how the trump org works on the inside. and why there is a new anxiety around anyone, who is still connected to what weisselberg is doing with the money. later, joe biden has a warning to mitch mcconnell and we are going to get reaction from the secretary, himself. pete buttigieg. on "the beat" tonight. "the bea. we welcome change? we can make emergency medicine possible at 40,000 feet. instead of burning our past for power, we can harness the energy of the tiny electron. we can create new ways to connect. rethinking how we communicate to be more inclusive than ever. with app, cloud and anywhere workspace solutions, vmware helps companies navigate change. faster. vmware.
are, still, outstanding questions about the role that various law-enforcement agencies played. about, you know, why there wasn't better security. about what involvement there might have been high up the food chain in the trump administration. and so, the virtue of a commission is that, maybe, you find some new things out. and for sure, you end up with a report that has the stamp of congress, of the federal government, on it. that stands as a kind of official record that we look back on. the way we do with the 9/11 commission. but i also think that's, exactly, why mcconnell sees the politics the way he does. because any attention, any media appetite there is for talking about january 6th. how can that possibly help republicans in the midterms? i'm not saying that should be the overriding concern but i think that the political judgment he's making here is a perfectly rational one. right? i mean, if you were a republican running for office in 2022, this is probably not what you want to be talking about. >> daniella?
candidates that agree with trump, regardless of the issue. today, relatives of the officer who died after this attack, brian sicknick, went to the hill. trying to persuade republicans to back a search for the truth. >> it's been excruciating. you know? it was -- it was very hard to deal with the ambiguity of not knowing what happened to brian. we want to, you know, members of congress to ensure that it doesn't happen, again. >> brian had a work ethic like second to none. and he was just there for -- for our country. this is why i'm here today. you know, usually, i'm staying in the background and i just couldn't. i couldn't stay quiet, anymore. >> i am joined by emily is back with us. daniella. >> you know, i -- i hear the pain in that mother's voice. and the fact that mitch mcconnell won't allow this to go