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Worst outcome is in action and getting nothing done. we got to get something done. mike: several prominent republicans including minority leader mitch mcconnell and senator john cornyn of texas have been openly recruiting joe manchin to switch parties. joe manchin has said he hopes there's still room for him in the democratic party. senator, is there still room for joe manchin and other senators that represent states they may not support some progressive policies on that bill? >> absolutely. the democratic party is proud of having a broad tent as we say it, we have people of different views an...

Worst outcome is in action and getting nothing done. we got to get something done. mike: several prominent republicans including minority leader mitch mcconnell and senator john cornyn of texas have been openly recruiting joe manchin to switch parties. joe manchin has said he hopes there's still room for him in the democratic party. senator, is there still room for joe manchin and other senators that represent states they may not support some progressive policies on that bill? >> absolutely. the democratic party is proud of having a broad tent as we say it, we have people of different views an...

Trillion, and so on, and with w. putting in, $6.1 trillion. >> this is medicare part "d," the wars -- >> two wars. >> and also the collapse after the financial collapse in housing and unemployment. see how i'm just drawing lines that go down. >> that's perfect. it's therapeuticic for me. >> this is where it came from. what do we want to talk about next? we remember back in the summer, the debt cap crisis. the thing that's also to remember, as we're looking at that accumulation of debt, they had raised the debt cap 78 times. it was no big deal. all of a sudden this summer they said, no, we're n...