Jen Saukee News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

How the wuhan lab leak theory suddenly became credible. >> bill: stay on that story for us. thank you very much. very interesting look there as we look at this. >> dana: i was thinking we should play this exchange at the white house yesterday because it had my wheels turning. this is peter doocy our own peter doocy asking jen saukee about the investigation. >> why isn't president biden pushing for more information about what happened? >> we are. we have repeated called for the who to support an evaluation of the pandemics origin free from interference. >> dana: he asked about that. one of the ...

Their overall proposal. measure it up. >> first of all, the idea that going to 1.7 trillion is some sort of massive concession is absolutely shows how insane our country has become. 1.7 trillion is a give? give me a break. the idea republicans are offering $800 billion and they demissed it? the entire obama stimulus was $819 billion and that's not even considered a serious proposal today. that's how insane our country has become. second they're not planning to concede anything. it is all theater because jen saukee. they are trying to see if they can get republicans oh on the

Wants to hear what's on people's minds, what they're struggling with, what's working, and health care and preserving that for the middle class is certainly a part of that. >> mm-hmm. and we can hear the music, so sounds like it's a fun time out there, jen. the other -- >> it is. it's a party! >> the other thing that, of course, is a huge story has been these reports about mitt romney's accounts, whereç he h put his money, whether he has put too much of it abroad or perhaps without the proper disclosure. that's been a subject in a "vanity fair" article that got a lot of political attention as...

Outsourcing. he did that. he's got one position. he's in the heart of the auto industry country there. romney's on a very different place when it comes to manufacturing policy, at least. but more surprisingly, by far, was his full-throated campaigning on health care. he said he continued to improve the health care system, work with anyone to make it better, but that's what he fought for, the law will stand, and that's what he's going to keep. and you know, there are a lot of people in washington in the sort of chattering classes who said he should back off, and the polls are mixed about it. i ...