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A fwgreat bill. frankly, many of them don't, and they understand we're all on a big team. >> i want to be clear, are you saying you're perfectly comfortable with letting that $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure plan that brings with it tons of jobs, and repairs our nation's roads and bridges, you're comfortable with letting that die if you don't get the other one attached to it? >> i think what you should perhaps the other folks is whether they are comfortable letting child care, paid leave, housing, health care die. >> and i will. i will, but are you comfortable with letting the $1.2 tril...

The museum is closing its door. in 2008 the museum opened in washington, d.c., with the whole idea of telling modern history through journalism, but this tuesday it's closing for good. the museum struggled with financial difficulties, even with its prime location just blocks away from the white house and a couple blocks away from the capitol as well. joining me now to discuss is ken paulson, director of free speech center at middle tennessee state university and former editor-in-chief of "usa today." welcome. what do you see as the main reason behind the museum closing? >> the short and simple...

Else's rap sheet. and i know it is hard to follow the twists and turns of this story as it tons develop right now, but heads up on this part of it. we are in the middle of them trying to redefine this whole thing, to try to make this simple case as messy as possible, and to try to make it seem like whatever the president did must have been done by his accusers first, and worse. we've seen them do this before with language and with the no puppet, no puppet, you're the puppet argument. if it works against this impeachment thing, there's no grounds on which factually-based accusations can ever be...

Coverage continues, he did grow up in public housing in brooklyn, new york. he was abused by his father. he was beat tone a pulp in the shower with blood running down the drain and it drove him to build this company that, as we know, was more than a coffee company, that does give healthcare to people who work part time, that does help send people to college. so he had big business failure with the seattle supersonics and that matters, he writes about it in the book. a big failure there. are enough people going to be convinced that story is different from the donald trump story a white new york...