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>> there are multiple factors to the higher -- high prices. president biden, i think, shares some of the burden of these high prices. first day as president, he made restrictions on drilling and production for oil and natural gas and federal lands. and so the markets received in the future are reduced supply. and i think that is part of the higher costs, i also disagreed with those canceling of the keystone pipeline and at the same time, promoted the russian pipeline in europe. but i think by reducing our production, that has an impact on the markets and the perceptions what the future supply ...

Doing this on their own. they want other countries to step up as well. >> it's got to be a global partnership on all sides. thank you for jumping in on this. we appreciate it. and sticking with us. let's talk infrastructure. in a couple hours after the president wraps up this virtual covid summit, the president will play the role of peacemaker to try to save his build back better economic agenda. he is hosting a group of democrats from the house and senate to try to iron out the deep divisions between progressives and moderates. both sides are still in a standoff over the infrastructure bill...

Where the ten votes are going to come from, but how are they balancing their energy. if they're crossing their fingers joe manchin is going to get them over the finish line with ten republicans, that doesn't sound good. >> as a democrat myself, i'm not into crossing my fingers to am sure there are voting rights protections. this is the time now that president joe biden picks up the phone, as reported in "rolling stone" today, that he picks up the phone and applies pressure, and he recognizes that his constituents, the african-american community, african-american voters, particularly african-am...

Public. there's not enough of them nor are they loud enough at the moment to put donald trump down. >> okay. let's talk infrastructure with senator manchin saying he's not going to support the $3.5 trillion causing for a pause. >> perhaps he wants to pause on giving child care to women so they can get back into the economy. does he want a pause on health care right at the moment the delta variant is spiking? we had originally wanted a much bigger package because the crisis is so intense but we settled on $3.5 trillion. that was the deal made in the senate with senator manchin agreeing to that ...

To the bottom of what happened on january 6th and along with congresswoman cheney, i think they would round out a bipartisan effort to get to the bottom of january 6th. we owe the men and women who serve and defend in the capitol as members of the capitol police no less. >> let's talk infrastructure. you have been involved in bipartisan talks. there has been optimism about meeting a new deadline which is monday. but the reality is that there are still several issues to be worked out. one of them, senator, as you know, is funding for more mass transit. it is proving to be so complicated and sti...