We will follow up on every single one of those things. i believe there is possibly some validity to a lot of that stuff because it is obvious buildings just don t fall down in america like that. there had to be something very wrong with that property. but like i said today is not the day or tomorrow. we re doing what we re doing right now. trying to get people out of the rubble. bill: we are sending you our best. thank you for your time. many thanks. dana: moving on over to this story now. critics are accusing president biden of pulling a bait and switch announcing a deal on a 1.2 trillion dollar infrastructure bill with a group of lawmakers but hours later saying he won t sign it unless the senate passes another $6 trillion spendsing package without republican support. mitch mcconnell says the gop will not be going for that. what it does is put my members, including myself who
Coming up this sunday? we ll be talking about kamala harris and this trip. we re also going to be talking about the infrastructure deal which isn t a deal yet. it will take a lot of work. but we re really going to focus on one of the big subjects this week, the explosion of crime especially violent crimes across the country. big spike in homicides and shootings. the president had some ideas. we ll talk to a white house official and republican critic an capitol hill some of the rhetoric coming from the president and democrats criticizing police has caused a big spike in retirements of policemen. questions about prosecutions. so basically we ll drill down why are we seeing the spike in violence and violent crime and what can we do about it? dana: i will be on the panel with you this weekend. i was going to say we have a great panelist on the show this sunday. dana perino. she will make sense of all this.
Were optimistic doing a bipartisan infrastructure bill in the position of our democratic friends having to guarantee that the 2017 tax bill is unwound. that s our one red line. dana: former economic advisors to trump and obama. what happened here. you had a bipartisan deal for two hours and it was completely undercut by the president. i don t think that it s being undercut. what mitch mcconnell is describing was the deal itself. if you ask the republicans in the deal they perfectly well understood that there were two tracks. one is the part that republicans will support that does not involve any repealing of the trump tax cuts and the other was left to be a democrats-only bill. the only reason that they carved out a part of the bill they otherwise could have just
Retirements up 45%, resignations up 78% according to the numbers we have. also the crime surges in major u.s. cities, some of them deal with guns and so many don t deal with guns. you heard the president the other day. do you think that leadership is sufficient for the moment? well, i don t think it did anything to help police address crime. it is like chicken soup. it doesn t hurt. these are things that aren t going to cause a problem but they aren t going to help police reduce crime or help police go after the individuals you talked about from daytona. police are under siege. they ve been demonized and vilified and they are not going to put their families well-being or their well-being on the line and jeopardize what they ve worked so hard for. the article that we just talked about in the new york times
Life to this work since i ve been an out gay man in 2008 and 2009 and our organization has existed for nearly 40 years and we re doing this work. bill: doesn t sound much like inclusion, does it, brian? no, no. it is actually it causes a great deal of pain to our members who go into a system every day that historically has not been for them and they put on uniforms or sit at a desk and they work in an environment where they are kind of forcing the system to deal with them, you know. they choose to go on and put on that in those systems and spaces and put this identity on and make it known. and there is a lot of correction that occurs with that. so if you have a transgender police officer that is going