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Looking to joe biden to sort of put us back into it and suggest how it gets done. there are others looking at schumer to do this, yet others to look at manchin and sinema to say that they back this. how does it happen, what is to happen next if one needs to treat this voting rights assault with urgency? >> well, i think in the next couple of weeks really as we deal with these major infrastructure issues, we're also going to be allocating a lot of time to make sure that in august and september and going forward if necessary, we'll allocate time to this issue. voting rights and i believe a chang...

Investment as a big step towards a more level playing field. >> the country needs to understand that children in other school districts are important to us changing the reality of their life. >> jake, that interview in newark was conducted at the end of april when president biden was still hoping to pass an infrastructure bill close to $2 trillion. well, given that the administration has now cut its price tag by half, i reached out to superintendent leon to ask fehe was worried about possibly receiving less aid whenever a deal is finally reached, and here's what he said. we are proceeding with...

Pandemic highlights some infrastructure issues of Arizona's oldest jail The Cochise County Jail is nearly 40 years old, and the ongoing pandemic is highlighting some of the infrastructure issues on Arizona's currently oldest operating jail. and last updated 2020-12-29 20:39:02-05 TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — The Cochise County Jail is nearly 40 years old, and the ongoing pandemic is highlighting some of the infrastructure issues on Arizona's currently oldest operating jail. Cochise County Sheriff Mark Dannels says the age of the jail means it's not meeting the current needs of society. Sheriff...

To retake the house was a whole host of issues, whether it be reducing drug prices, action on health care, gun control, et cetera. are you concerned that the legacy of this congress will be dominated by an impeachment inquiry and voters will look and see, that's not why we put you in. >> i think that, and i hope to see the legacy of this class that came in to 2018 is a class that was determined to always do what's right for the country, for its people. freshman class that's committed to transparency to justice and that we have been working relentlessly to put forward bills that will deal with ...

Virginia. my people are working, and that's my family, i have to give him a thumbs up on that, there's a lot of things i'm not happy with. if donald trump has a good idea i will support it wholeheartedly, if he doesn't i won't. that's the way i am with anybody. >> i share your passion to make sure the coal minors are treated right and well. you also have a climate crisis. and the whole global warming situation. how do you deal with that issue? >> i believe global warming exists. when it comes -- you know, in terms of coal mining, what i say is that the most important thing that ever comes out ...