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Of these parties even if he wasn't there with a glass of wine in his hand. i think he'll be feeling very exposed. we had those high—profile departures from downing street. in a sense, simon case is in the frame. as with the prime minister, we've been told if simon case is fined. thank you for that. we can now talk to a columnist at the observer. thanks forjoining us. what do you make of this is a story? what do you make of this is a story? what are your instincts, thinking ahead to the sunday paper, about how important the story is, given that there a war going on in europe, quite a lot of o...

It had the same character of his hallway gaggles which our audience has become familiar with. manchin complained about pressure from staff, talked about discussions with the white house saying they know what he did to push him over this brink where he had to come out against this bill. he talked about the pressure he's been receiving from protesters and activists and suggested that nobody was going to push him around because he's from west virginia. and more substantively he talked about his concerns that elements of this bill were paid for by budget gimmicks, that sort of thing or that they d...

Joining me now ron brownstein, senior editor at "the atlantic," senior political editor. you've watched washington for a few years. >> yes. >> can biden and manchin get something done? >> if manchin wants to make a deal, there's a deal to be had. the question is whether in the end he wants to get to yes. certainly core to his brand from the beginning, his first race for federal office in 2010 has gn the guy he's the guy who stands up to liberal democrats and tells them no. remember, his first campaign he ran an ad with him firing a rifle literally at obama's cap and trade bill. so this step wa...

Long as we have a significant portion of the population that just refuses to get vaccinated. and i think the biden administration needs to think a little more substantively in working with the cdc on what to do about this percentage of the american public where no matter what, they are in the going to change their minds. they've been clear. they've seen the thousands upon thousands of people who were in the hospitals, who are dying of covid because they're unvaccinated. we're going into our junior year as a professor we sort of use semesters and academic calendars. we're going into the junior ...

Crime. >> happy sunday, thank you. i think there is a perception challenge that my party has around this issue, we're fortunate to have a powerful voice in eric eric adams here. i think him being here, and president here last week was a positive thing for him ballistically and substantively, we should be honest on about this extremes on both sides in each party, unfortunately dominate and are guiding too much of the conversation . -- eric adams' presence is a welcome one. you look at defunding of police, bell reform laws, is no excuse for not reforming