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What we're doing. they feel it already. we don't help anybody until we get legislation passed. >> a lot of tens of millions of americans have prioritizing issues that are not being felt right now by democrats. >> what kind of issues? >> supply chain issues, inflation, the border crisis is an issue. i think we have to listen more, as democrats represent less and less of rule america, we don't have that daily contact that we need to reestablish. >> reporter: now, these moderate democrats are, of course, pointing fingers to progressives for holding up this bipartisan infrastructure bill which the...

>> harris: are they the party of parents? you were talking moments ago. we were back and forth at the height of the pandemic how our kids were home all day and doing the double job of sitting next to them and getting a bird's eye view and up close view and emails with teachers. we have know what is being taught in the classroom. that was never discussed by democrats. >> we were on the front lines. in states run by democrats. tell you why republicans are the party of parents. republican governors kept kids in the classroom. balanced the health and safety of their communities and glenn youngkin ...

Different dynamic. we have governor hogan in maryland. we have governor baker, republican in massachusetts. we have some great governors out there that aren't necessarily getting involved kind of the mess in washington. and they are displaying competence and i think that's what, um, say, governor ducey in arizona. he is pretty popular. now, trump has attacked him but i certainly hope glenn winning will be -- will get him to maybe -- governor ducey take a second look at running for the senate. you have governors, like gover governor sununu in new hampshire. glenn ran as his own man. he didn't b...

Chaotic exit from afghanistan, as you to pointed out. of course, that diplomatic -- the diplomatic dispute between france and the united states. but for biden the challenge is reasserting american credibility and what he really ran on, the u.s. is once again going to assert itself on the global stage. coming out with a couple of wins, whether it's easing the aluminum tariffs, great tension with the eu, and the corporate tax rate that could generate about $6 billion in the u.s. alone and some commitment around climate. the president is expected to tout more than $500 billion in spending in his ...

Money. it's important but if you are for the democrats who believe in what the president wants to do, you would think they would be making a smarter effort at trying to explain what is the benefit of it as they see it. >> it's been a significant frustration on both sides of pennsylvania avenue. it was only talking about the top line number. they did it because they wanted to make the point it was transformative. it was what the president ran on. it ended up biting them over some degree of the course. focus on the details and what's in the package and focus on what democrats can deliver. they a...