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"the ingraham angle." the upcoming trial has had people bracing for weeks of protests. have you seen that razor wire. tonight we get an update from business owners who had their dreams burned to the ground literally during the george floyd riots last summer. also, the unreported details of megan merkel and harry, cast you new light on that big interview. raymond arroyo has it all in "seen and unseen." time to retire the control freaks. that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> it was just about this time last year when people began to lose their minds. remember? they were paying $50 fo...

The budget is an eye popping $220 billion. florida with 2 million more people than new york state spends half that sum. in addition, new york city's budget is $100 billion. that is more than double the budget for the entire state of illinois and illinois's population is some 50% larger. new york is the most heavily taxed state in the country. its tax rates are highly progressive. the top 1% of new york city residents pay over 40% of the city's income taxes and yet, new york's infrastructure and services at every level are in bad shape. this is not a presumption pro -- perception problem. it's ...

Money. new york has an eye-popping $220 billion. in new york city, their budget is 1$100 billion. new york is the most heavily taxed state in the country. the top 1% of new york city residents pay over 40% of the city's income taxes. and yet new york's infrastructure and services at every level are in bad shape. this is not a perception problem. it is a reality problem. democrats need to once more become the party that gets stuff done, builds things, and makes government work for people. go to cnn.com/fareed for a link to my "washington post" column this week. and let's get started.

Them? or is it reality? i think the problem that the administration has is a reality problem. $5 gas is something that people experience directly every single day when they go to the gas pump. and so, yes, they can try having more coordinated message and try to be more forceful about it, but ultimately when real conditions in the economy improve, that's when the political fortunes of the administration will improve, though it is very, very frustrating for any president while they struggle politically. >> all right, john harwood, nice to see you bright and early this monday morning. thank you. ...

People like me to focus on what's the message. there's a reality problem here, and a lot of it is not the president's fault. >> front page of the "the new york times," should biden run in 2024? whispers of no by democrats. where are you, dan? should biden run? >> i think we have set the record for the earliest presidential speculation. we have six months. biden would by far be the most electable candidate to run. i guess i shouldn't be surprised -- >> you're opting out of the conversation. you're not taking a side. >> i don't think anybody should be involved in that conversation right now. we ...