before we got here, before we got to 19 days, before the midterms, california congressman ro channa took a right turn to boost democrats chances. politico described it as a quote apology tour. back in august, the congressman made a multi-day, multi-state journey through the midwest, meeting with local officials, factory workers and union retirees to rehab his party s economic reputation. and with the economy top of mind, for many, maybe to most voters, we would like to ask congressman ro khanna, if he thinks some of the democratic colleagues may be better off taking the same tour and focusing on the same message.
I have no problem raising taxes on the very rich to help the working class. where do they stand? just answer the simple question and vote your conscience. i hear what you re saying but when i ask you where do you stand if pelosi brings this to the floor you won t answer that. i haven t had a conversation on the procedural vote but i m for the bipartisan bill and for the build back better bill. i said i m going to be a yes on both. now whether we should bring both together today or whether we should do a rule and if we do a rule, what does that mean? it s not just my vote. it s what others will do. even if the speaker convinces me that this is going to make progress, does that mean she s going to convince others? but i have always been of view that we have to deliver for this president. we have to come together. people are sick of the bickering and i m for anything that makes progress. ro channa, thank you for coming on in the thick of it. we re awaiting speaker pelosi. she s expected to speak on the next steps on biden s agenda. plus, pfizer promoting what