Page 2 - Mperfect Question News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Thune went to schumer and told reporters he let him have romney saying this was a moment of grace. so people on both sides not happy to hear that speech. away they called a partisan speech right after they had accomplished at least getting the debt ceiling lifted until december. >> jessica, thank you so much for that. joining me now with some more is economic reporter for "the new york times" geena smiley. you have the debt ceiling looming out there once again. but that is for later, at least for the moment. this jobs report, another miss. it paints a confusing picture, another confusing pic...

Predetermine that he can't serve. that pelosi can pick and choose. jim jordan, is she afraid of a question from jim? is she afraid of what he might ask or fight for? he's a ranking member. not his first committee, but his second. why would she be afraid? did she set the committee itself to be one-sided? yes. more so than any select committee before, yeah, she did. we warned you from that moment in time, she was playing politics. today just showed the american people exactly what everybody was warned. it's the american people who lose in this. but we're not going to allow that to happen. we're ...

One of the last things they do before they are intubated is beg me for the vaccine. i hold their hand and tell them that i'm sorry but it's too late. so dr. patel. is there anything that's going to convince unvaccinated people before they get to that point, before the point where it's just too late? >> yeah, jeff, perfect question. that's actually what we're seeing playing out in the real clinical world now. you're seeing 20-year-old, 25-year-old who are watching other young people being hospitalized because they also saw friends and peers and they are scared and that's appropriate to come in ...

There are areas where there are incredibly close elaboration wean the president, between the congressional leadership, but there are areas where the white house is incredibly deferential to the speaker. we might have one of our colleagues to see if the president himself will weigh in on this question. interest as you also talk about the vote ahead today on his infrastructure agenda. the president's response this development but also what he's doing today when there is such a key development on capitol hill speaks to the white house's strategy here. he is doing, when we have one of the most arc...

And get an indictment and potentially a conviction you don't necessarily need to show that he was successful. to the law professor's point you just need to show that he tried and that he was acting on behalf of a foreign agent. there's certainly ample documentary evidence in this document that suggest that the prosecutors could have a strong case to that effect and take a picture here, jeff. you mentioned his role on the trump campaign. he really personifies the sort of blurry line between lobbying on the one hand, business on the other hand. he is firm, did about $1.5 billion worth of busines...