sanders out with that plan for reconciliation, and how is that received? >> well, the reconciliation bill is an outline, and we have the budget numbers or the topline of how much they want to spend in each category, and so they are going to vote on that later in the week, and it is called a budget resolution, and this is the first step in that process. and then it goes back to the committees for them to actually write the legislation for the $3.5 trillion human infrastructure bill, and how it is received? the republicans are adamantly opposed to it, and so it is a fight among the democrats, and there are some moderates in the house of representatives who have said they are out with the circulating a letter as we speak saying that they have some concerns with the $3.5 trillion bill. they are citing inflation. meanwhile, the progressives would like something more than 3.5 trillion, and so what this is underscores is a difficult path moving forward that speaker pelosi has with the democratic caucus to stay in line, because while they are at a very, you know,

. >> bernie sanders is older, but he's sharp as a tack. your dad, not near the age, but your dad has more energy than 1,000 men. i've never met anybody on his game. he was on this program unscripted, 35 minutes the othe night. the week before, 40 minutes. a look at this, a while back i said i can't even joke about it anymore because it's not funny. that was something your father would never allowed to happen. >> it's unthinkable. it's truly unthinkable great when you watch this, you realiz exactly why they will not allow biden to answer any questions fred he can't get through a sentence without stuttering, without messing up, without making a full out of himself an it's tragic. what is he getting right? i'll answer the question. he's not getting anything right. he's not getting the border right, he's not getting afghanistan right, one of the most sacred grounds, the amount of time my father spent at that tarmac at to a.m. greeting fallen soldiers coming back fro war zone, coming off of those c-17's in caskets draped with american flags and

jeff zeleny is out front. >> bernie sanders is back on the campaign trail. this time, asking ohio voters to send his friend nina turner to washington. >> the next member of congress, nina turner. >> james clyburn spent the weekend here taking a different stance. saying president biden needs a loyal partner. >> he needs somebody there who will work with him. >> here in cleveland, a contentious congressional primary contest is reviving old divisions between the democratic establishment and the party's progressive wing. turner and brown are vying to fill the seat of marcia fudge, who stepped down to serve in biden's cabinet. heavyweights from across the party are weighing in. sanders and alexandria ocasio-cortez for turner. >> this is where elections are won. >> and hillary clinton and leaders of the congressional black caucus backing brown. >> there is no contrast. it's all about chantelle brown. >> tuesday's election is a key test for the party's direction and the biden agenda. with candidates and other groups flooding the airwaves, spending millions in an un

bernie sanders rented it out i think last year for an event. peter doocy was out in the corn and then walked toward the camera. that is where jackson walks up to kevin costner and says is this heaven and kevin costner says no, it's iowa. steve: if you build it, they will come he built the field of dreams. brian: if you could pick anybody in the past to walk through the corn stawrks and add to your team would it be lou gehrig babe ruth, hank aaron who would you like it see walk through those cornstalks? has to have a baseball background. ainsley: i pick babe ruth. steve: babe ruth and ty cobb. brian: hey joel did baseball ruth walk out? steve: it was the picture of the year. ainsley: i went to built more plantation two years ago and ty cobb's grandson comes up and says i watch "fox & friends" all the time. the nightest man. brian: kevin costner has been on our show. ainsley: yes he was and i will never forget that. brian: i object just approved will cain's travel and tomorrow he is going to cover this. steve: i realized this yesterday when berni

bernie sanders and aoc are above the law. we saw it with unemployment extension and extension so the incentives are not there to work. he feels that there is a new dawn awakening. we were warned. gavin newsom said this crisis gave us a chance to discover a new progressive capitalism. barack obama said look at capitalism where they are paying money back. it's been institutionalized by the biden administration. 1, they don't believe in the law as it is written. they feel they can answer to a higher law. joe biden just said that. and they feel it's not reciprocal. you could have a sanctuary city and violate federal immigration laws but don't say you can buy a gun without federal laws applying on gun ownership. it's never symmetrical. they are our moral superiors. they pick and choose laws to follow. >> laura: i said in january of 2019 that aoc, after she was elected, she would be the thought leader of the democratic party and i was laughed at because everyone thought she was so much out there. he is the thought leader. >> she is

if i saw an ad or of any latino thought i'd featuring bernie sanders telling our community to vote on the recall more likely not our community would actually pay attention only because senator centers built that relationship with the latino community in california. standards that the standards ad has started running with two weeks left in the race. we've also learned that the los angeles police department meantime is not going to their investigate or press charges against republican candidate larry elder over domestic violence allegations made by his ex-fiancee. that incident happened in 2015 and has passed the statute of limitations. we told you about that last week. now the election is two weeks from tomorrow as we keep saying and as larry said an important reminder today is the last day to register to vote by mail if you miss that deadline you can still register in person and vote conditionally up to and on election day. i want to do one more reminder. about signing the back of the envelope for some people right? make sure when you fill up that ballot you sign it on the envelope th

sanders and other top progressives who support turner. let me play, so everyone understands, what's going on in this race. >>. >> i would consider a puppet someone that's been on the national stage delivering ca catchphrases like, hello, somebody, i am a partner who knows what it takes to sit at the negotiating table to get things done. >> i mean, this is incredibly vitriolic and vicious on the democratic side. they already have control of the white house and both chambers of commerce and you have this intense clash going on. how come? >> because, you know, we have two wings of the party, and we actually have two very strong candidates representing those two wings very well. i do know anita turner very well. she is a progressive. she is quite pragmatic. she has a voting record that i think most people on both sides of the party would appreciate. the heart and soul of the democratic party is it more biden, more moderation, more, you know, trying to find the common ground or passion and trying to putt the working clas first? this is a momen

senator bernie sanders and congressman ocasio-cortez. turner is facing off against cuyahoga county counselor shontel brown who received endorsements from democratic power brokers like hillary clinton and south carolina congressman jim clyburn. brown is winning that race by 6.5 points with more of half precincts reporting there. in the conservative 15th district republicans facing a test of donald trump's influence. a few minutes ago "the associated press" declared the trump-backed coal lobbyist mike carey the winner in ohio's 15th congressional district. msnbc will continue to follow tonight's election results as they unfold. >>> that's it for us tonight. see you again tomorrow. i will see you tomorrow afternoon at 4:00 p.m. eastern. "way too early" is up next. >>> back in march, you said if the investigation confirmed the allegations against governor cuomo then he should resign. so, will you now call on him to resign given the investigators said the 11 women were credible. >> i stand by that statement. >> are you now calling on him to r

you know, it's bernie sanders reconciliation ideas that are going to get put through. look, we have had moderate democrats mentioned before. that the progressives takes on crime and so forth, you know, almost cost him the election. nancy pelosi can only spare a few seats. and what is most instructive about the case you mentioned about the eviction continuing this, joe biden is continuing even after he admitted he doesn't really have the constitutional authority to do that. and one reason that nancy pelosi and want him to do it is i think they are not sure they have the votes or don't want to go on record. that's one of the things about the progressive experiment they really don't want to put it to the legislative test and to go out there and have votes. they would much rather have executive orders and so forth. that speaks to the deep down fears a lot of this stuff is not popular. >> this get's to the left's argument during the trump administration that he was busting up norms and getting things done through executive orders which the opposing party is always going to

bernie sanders used to be in the periphery of american politics in the democratic party now he's writing the budget for the united states of america and probably will pass in some form. tell us what is in it so people can get a sense how big this is. >> that budget reflects that everything from a civilian climate core to universal pre- k free community college also align about lowering the medicare eligibility age. it doesn't say so i guess that is a committee to decide that but the key thing to understand is a lot of these are huge creation and expansion of entitlement programs and even if this budget can only find them for a time-limited number of years because of the reconciliation rules the democrats are betting that once there is a universal pre- k system set up it will be in perpetuity. paul: that is crucial the entitlements it is automatic you get them if you qualify by certain standards i'm trying to think the last time republicans or the congress repealed silly when i can think of is 1989 but also how rare it is with a catastrophic health care bill. that they are betting basical

sanders and the have a lot of pressure on it. maria: what is the motive, kim strassel from the wall street journal wrote a great op-ed this weekend, chuck schumer in his shadow and it's all about he's mimicking everything the alexandria ocasio-cortez is trying to do because he's going to get a challenger, aoc will try to unseat him or get a challenger to unseat him. is that what this is about for chuck schumer to stay on the job. >> i think her analysis is ringing true with me. the far left has taken over the democrat party and the pressure that chuck schumer must be under his enormous allowed bernie sanders to offer this build is 3.5 trillion which we talked about before probably will wind up being north of $5 trillion when it is over, what he's done is move the entire democrat contingent so far left to the point it looks like aoc is calling the shots right now. maria: before we move on to the border, what kind of taxes should we expect from the 5 trillion-dollar bill coming in the fall now that the senate has paved the way for,

. >> i think that the bernie sanders' wing of the party is the tail wagging the dog. i think the progressive wing is where the energy is, it's where the political money is on their side, and so when they pretty much when they play the music, democrats up here dance. brett: your reaction to that? >> all i would say is that the vision that the president has put forward is embraced by the majority of americans. certainly the majority of democrats but independents and an all lot of republicans you agree on the things we need to do, not just the infrastructure bill but the idea with all the loopholes, you've got corporations not paying their fair share, the idea that americans deserve to have paid family leave, like people in just about every other country, that healthcare ought to be more you affordable, that 4-year-olds ought to be able to get pre-k and community college out to be free, there's nothing radical about these ideas. they are mainstream ideas, pretty much everywhere except certain circles in washington where we're trying to make sure that capitol hill catches

that's why bernie sanders is excited. this bill could be entitled "more inflation faster." that's what larry summers has been trying to warn them about. and this bill is a further reminder that the biden administration is committed to treating illegal immigrants better than they treat americans. i think it's very significant that the biden administration refuses to tell us where they are sending people. last month they had 210,000 illegal immigrants that wean off, which is about the city of birmingham, alabama. we have no idea where they were sent. no idea how many of them had covid. no idea how many had criminal records. a friend of mine told me, we haven't verified verify the, that they are being flown into hawaii. if that turns out to be true then you're in a situation where the average viewer can't afford to go to hawaii for vacation but there are seats being taken on planes by an illegal immigrant. it'll tell you just how sick this administration is. >> laura: there needs to be legal action filed for demand of this information. the governors have a right to know what t

sanders likes to self identify. this is not progressivism as they self characterize, progressivism is the bastard child of marxism. dewey and others they like the marxism and they rejected the constitution, we have people pulling down monuments, burning books, shutting down debate, attacking free speech, and trying to balkanize the nation on race, and gender and income. is this not marxism dressed up as something else. >> with karl marx, the devil in karl marx, from a number of different biographers, he had a favorite line from spouse. the line from the character. thech devil demon character. that line was, everything that exists deserves to perish. he called it in a litter for the ruthless criticism of everything that exists, he sought to tear down the foundation to raze . and with these modern marxists, they are seeking the fundamentally transform the order, they are revolution airs. in their case they are seeking to do it according to something else, -- race, gender, sexuality, what is important to understand,, y

sanders, who teetered "it is outrageous that in the middle of a deadly pandemic the eviction moratorium has ended. we cannot allow people to be thrown into the streets." elsewhere, in washington, police arrested about 200 people monday as they held a nonviolent civil disobedience protest demanding that senate democrats end the filibuster and enact voting rights legislation. among those arrested were reverend william barber, of the national poor people's campaign along with his co-director, , reverend liz theoharis, and the long-time civil rights leader reverend jesse jackson. meanwhile, a new study shows democrats could lose control of the house next year thanks to republican gerrymandering in the states of georgia, florida, north carolina, and texas. an analysis by the data firm targetsmart shows republicans could win as many as 13 house seats simply by redrawing congressional districts in their favor. republicans need just five seats to regain control of the house. a fourth washington, d.c.-area police officer who responded to the violent january 6th insurrection at the u.s. capitol h

we have bernie sanders, we have joe manchin and everybody in between and we show respect. we don't belittle or denigrate or anything, but second and most important every member of our caucus realizes realizes that unity is our strength and with 50 votes at a time when republicans on too many issues refuse to cooperate at all as you saw last night, we all need to be unified and everyone knows that, so that doesn't mean people don't fight for their beliefs, but at the end of the day, we have to come together. thus far we have. is it going to be easy on reconciliation? absolutely not, but if past is prolog, we've got a chance at a good, decent chance. i told you i want to get the bill done on september 15th. >> and there you have it. senate majority leader chuck schumer there, a victory lap, part preview. back with me, nbc's leigh ann caldwell and covers capitol hill for us. it would seem voting rights would be senator schumer's next priority. what's the game plan there? >> yeah, craig. that is senator schumer's next, immediate priority when the senate returns in september. h

todd: not surprisingly, if you don't like it, bernie sanders does like it. here's a tweet outlining his thoughts. for too long congress ignored the needs of the working class, elderly, children, sick and the poor, now is the time for bold action. without getting too wonky can you explain how the debt limit plays into all of this? because this seems to be something that nobody's talking about and it could be the big factor here. >> this used to be an issue in congress. republicans used to care about the deficit. and for whatever reason over the last few years, many of my republican colleagues have not been as concerned about the deficit but janet yellen said this week that we're going to have to vote on the debt limit increase. you cannot continue to pass massive deficit spending. so this debt limit vote, something that hopefully conservative republicans and if there are any conservative moderate democrats out there which i don't think there are any moderate democrats that care about the deficit, but we need to make sure that the congress has to pass a debt l

. >> i did ask governor newsom if we will see bernie sanders or president biden help out in the coming weeks. he said stay tuned, which i think we can expect that will happen, whether or not it is in person or virtually call we will see. this will be an all hands on deck situation. >> no doubt. >>> democrats have said this is a recall backed by others, they say it is a republican power grab is that the method they try to drive home over the next 6 weeks? >> that is, they keep the message and they plan to talk about what is at stake. they hope to highlight the national implication saying that if the publican can win they would have the power to nominate a replacement in the senate, if there is a vacancy. that would tip the balance of the senate nationally. supporters of the recall say voters aren't just on national politics are focused on the very real issues facing the state we will see. >> all right, thank you. >>> and you can check out the documentary about california's last recall in 2003, called "total recalled" you can find it on the abc 7 available apple tv and other devices. >>>

i'll talk live with the senate budget committee chairman, bernie sanders. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room". >>> we begin with a rise in covid vaccinations here in the u.s. let's go to our chief white house correspondent kaitlyn collins. this is a life and death moment in the pandemic. what is the administration saying tonight? >> well, they're making a concerted effort to try to get the messaging more clearly stated to americans who are understandably confused by that new cdc guidance. they needed to wear a mask indoors in certain places in the u.s. where you are seeing cases rising. that is something the cdc director in a briefing tonight talked about, the casing going up, hospitalizations as well going up as they are lamenting the fact that there are still 90 million americans who are eligible to get vaccinated who still haven't made the choice to do so. with the delta variant fuelling outbreaks nationwide, president biden is hitting a key vaccine goal tonight, almost one mo

the democratic backed shontel brown had a data point to show that this is not bernie sanders' area, and across the board to start with joe biden and eric adams and now shontel brown. and now, trump's candidate mike carey won over a scattered field, and donald trump will almost always come out on top if the field is crowded. so joining me is my partner in crime, the senior political editor here, mark murray. so mark, it is -- there's no doubt on the democratic side, it is looking like we have the rule of threes for 2021 is here, mccullough, terry and biden. >> yes, and at least the candidate that is trump-backed going to lose again, and the answer to that question is that the trump-backed candidate was going to win, but you can also look at the percentage of 37% isn't an overwhelming one, and some of the other candidates were running on the local issues is backed by local candidates including steve stivers who was backing a candidate jeff lare who was 13% and his closest opponent in the contest. >> we were wondering about how we noted for now that all politics is national, but there has

and so, from my standpoint, not speaking for anyone else, you had senators like bernie sanders and elizabeth warren vote for the resolution. along with senators like kyrsten sinema and joe manchin. that's the least that we can do in the house of representatives to get the process started. and then, over the next few weeks, we can have a substantive discussion and negotiation about what the build back better budget framework should look like before it gets enacted into law. >> congressman jeffries, before you go, andrew cuomo has less than two hours left in the job as governor. he has followed your advice and everyone else in the new york congressional delegation who asked him to resign based on the accusations brought forward by the state attorney general on sexual harassment. what should governor cuomo do now with the $18 million in campaign funds that he has in his campaign funds? should he turn that money over to the state democratic party? >> we'll have to make some decisions about how to use those resources hopefully to elect other democrats, moving forward. help us keep our majorities

brown is a moderate who aligned with president biden, turner a progressive backed by bernie sanders, in the latest in a string of elections this year that have served as a reality check for the left flank of the party. moderate democrats won in new york, virginia, louisiana and now ohio. hakeem jeffries said in an interview with "the new york times" yesterday democratic voters are clearly rejecting candidates from the most strident and ideological flank. the extreme left is obsessed with talking trash on twitter when the majority constitutes main stream at the polls. when president biden and democratic legislatures are delivering millions of good paying jobs the fastest growing economy in 40 years and a massive child tax cut. jeffries went on to tell the times, the majority of democratic voters recognize that trumpism and the radical right is the real enemy, not us. apparently the extreme left has not figured that out. pretty extraordinary comments from congress hakeem jeffries of new york, a progressive himself but frustrated with the farthest left corners of his party. >> it's a ba

bernie sanders posted a picture of the gmail log-in screen [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: hours? >> steve: hours? that's on the log-in screen. >> jimmy: the next one is from the cdc and the fda. they both wrote, "it's taken over earlier than we expected. the cdc posted a picture of the delta variant. the fda posted a picture of the pumpkin spice latte. [ laughter and applause this next one is from the ufc and organic valley they both wrote, "get ready for a night of pain. [ laughter ] ufc posted a picture of a fight. organic valley posted a picture of someone doing the milk crate challenge. >> steve: oh [ applause ] >> jimmy: this next one is from marvel and dc. >> steve: really >> jimmy: they both wrote, "someone's in trouble for this." marvel posted a picture of the leaked "spiderman" trailer dc posted a picture of a batman popsicle from some janky ice cream store. [ applause ] "yeah sure, whatever kid it's batman. >> steve: "hey, it's batman, man. >> jimmy: here's one from kamala harris and mexico >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: they both wrote, "the cdc is closely monitoring the sit

bernie sanders controls this chamber along with the liberal squad. but the american people are watching and they are fed up and they are letting the american people know whenever this chamber changes and we actually bring order back to the house of representatives. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from colorado is recognized. mr. neguse: thank you. madam speaker, it's interesting i don't remember the ranking member complaining about the deficit three years ago when they passed tax cuts for billionaires across our country to the tune of $2 trillion in terms of adding it to the deficit. i don't remember them complaining about process when they had to do three rules within a time period of six weeks to try to repeal the affordable care act back in 2017. i heard much today by way of process but very little in terms of substance. why? because they know the plan we put forward today will lower cost, cut taxes, and create jobs. with that, madam speaker, i would like to yield one minute to the gentlewoman from ca

while the squad and bernie sanders know the democrats are in trouble, so does the white house. they know this. so they are going to go ramming through as many socialist goodies into their next monster bill as possible. i'm talking of course about the $3.5 trillion so-called reconciliation bill that the g.o.p. gang of 18 made possible. it's going to ensure that we lose more of the country we love. here's just a partial list. amnesty, a civilian climate corps, climate research, racial justice and health investments, you see the numbers they are, it's huge. paid family medical leave, universal prepaid, and the all-important electrifying the federal vehicle fleet. okay. massive tax heights are going to pay for some of this and then of course we will have huge borrowing as well. and we all know it's going to be cronyism for linda style, waste, fraud, and abuse that will go through the spending of this magnitude. nonetheless oh, chuck schumer feels the climate is just right. >> the budget reconciliation bill will do more to combat climate change than any legislation ever, ever in the

we were going to nominate bernie sanders because democrat officials and the progressive ring of a party was much too radical for the american voter. joe biden has adopted and congress is going along with the most radical progressive program ever so i actually don't understand it. seems to me totally at odds with what they had promised voterss which was a moderate position on the president to have an issue point out there is no mandate. they have rarely a majority in the house and no majority at all in the senate so where's the call to veer left in the way that this bill would do and increase their entitlement programs unfathomably and increase our debt, and drive down prices. all of this will come asunder because i don't think it's going to happen for the stock market is telling us it's not going to happen. stock prices are plunging. liz: that's interesting that you say that. also why do they thinko they can do both of these bills because infrastructure did not pass even under trump when republicans controlled the congress. we have eight democratic either quitting or running for a diffe

. >> looks like bernie sanders controls the party. it sits systematic socialism. it is what he proposed. >> the democrats are radical. >> we are playing with fire here. it is like we are growing a fraud business here at the federal government. >> there you have it. the talk of socialism is how republicans try to ban big spending. democrats have grapple for a long time of what they perceive as political risk can go anywhere near the socialist labels. socialism which is different which is soviet style socialism. all of this is playing out. i want to be clear here, look at the issues. the truth is, related issues are also a tension among democrats. >> i don't want to blow up the affordable care act. >> look at the numbers. how much is it going to cost? who's going to pay for it? >> south carolinians. >> we are back with donny. i think that's a demo one. i love that. well, we are glad you are listening. it sounds like a joke but partially true. this is interesting for someone like you because you know all about marketing and branding to a degree where politicians year

the huge ideological range from joe manchin to bernie sanders. yet here we are. they got both of them done. and there was no way they would do both of these at once, right? so for democrats in a congenital way, i think they're trying to think the sky is falling. the sky is always falling. i think they should entertain the idea maybe the sky isn't falling. maybe joe biden, nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, are good at this. and as we look ahead to all the obstacles that this legislation and everything else will have to cross to actually become fact, maybe they can get a lot of stuff done. that's what they seem to be doing. they're getting it done. >> mr. murphy, this following quote from mitch mcconnell of the "wall street journal" caught our eye. though the first of these two sentences is on the indecipherable side. it reads, quote, there is nothing to back you up like the promise of a presidential signatory. a word people use every day. if you're in the same party as the president. here's the money bite. so i think the president deserves a lot of credit for getting t

nina turner who is a recognized face here, a former cnn commentator, a big supporter of bernie sanders, she supports the biden agenda but wanted to push the message in a much more progressive direction. it's a classic age-old fight we've been watching inside the democratic party. a moderate lane or progressive lane. the moderate won out. so there's no question with president biden in the white house, the top of the democratic party, there is a moderate sense that people just wanted to elect someone to work with him. an ally, not an antagonist, if you will. certainly it didn't settle the feud necessarily inside the democratic party but it sent the message that they wanted to send someone to work with him. on the republican side quickly it shows that president trump still has juice in the republican party among his base. so watch him to endorse more candidates, because he won last night. >> okay, let's get to the important stuff, partying. president obama is turning 60 today. and he had a big birthday bash planned on martha's vineyard. 400 of his closest friends. pearl jam was going to b

sanders by three and half trillion is what you sense the price tag is that we know that's going to be closer to $5 trillion and also this bill raises $161 billion through new fees. and basically, deficit financing. and when you look at that, plus the 256 billion-dollar debt, and when you look at the fact that does not even count the money that they came up short in the outlier on this, you are talking about this is something too expensive to the board and there is no reason to say, august is here, we have got to pass this bill. we need to be more thoughtful. and we need to do a bill that is going to tend to the roads and rivers and runways and railways and broadband into it with the money that we have. do not go spending the money that her children and grandchildren are going to have to pay back. mortgaging their future, taking away their freedoms. so i am standing up for hard-working tennesseans who have told me on a clear, they're all for infrastructure and i am all for infrastructure. i am not for this bill, i am not for the amount of debt this is going to pour onto our nations boo

democratic socialist bernie sanders trying to sell a $3.5 trillion budget bill to address wealth inequality, medicare expansion, free pk, community college, free everything except free thought. as carr mark said democracy is the road to socialism which is my least favorite bob hope movie. it sounds better than socialism is the road to gulags but it's like my racist neighbor once said. if you have got nothing to say don't say anything at all unless it's about the blacks or the jews. he was racist. prove my point. since when is being a capitalist a bad thing? it's harder to explain than socialism. >> i think capitalism's flaw is that it's been so successful people have delusions of socialism replacing it. it's made us so comfortable. it annoys me, look at the scandinavian countries. those countries will tell you we are not socialist countries. they are straight up about that. i think it's a shame. capitalism is the word that bothers people, switching to free markets. it has the word free in it. we have done dav split experiment. it was called the berlin wall. traffic was going one way. i'm ge

-- bernie sanders or elizabeth warren would. most of the washington world said that is not going to happen. he wins. he says we are going to have real bipartisanship. i know the senate. i've bn a member of the senate for most of my career. everybody said, bipartisanship? it does not work that way anymore, joe. looks as if those two beds have paid off. it looks as if it is going to come in november. will he be able to say as well and this bet i made on getting a big, more government spending package through, not only is it helping democrats but we are also battling inflation, which is what repuicans would aue happen. >> a different kind of spending or fundraising is what former president trump has been able to do. just in the last year, he has raised 82 million cared -- raised 82 million cared and must set a billion. we're talking about a different of a structure plan. he has 102 million in the bank right now. this is a former president. we don't know if he is going to run for reelection. what does that say about his respect abou

. >>> and a win in cleveland, shontel brown beat a bernie sanders backed challenger in a special election primary. progressives have lost key primaries recently in new york and virginia. and cnn projects trump endorsed mike carey will rwin the republican special primary in the 15th district in ohio. >>> and in wuhan, they confirmed their first covid includes iter in over a year spawned by the delta variant. panic buying has left local supermarket shelves empty. the city is testing all 11 million residents. >>> in the middle of a historic drought, california state regulators are imposing unprecedented water restrictions on thousands of farmers. they have issued an emergency order for the sacramento san joaquin delta watershed. officials say demand for water is 16 times greater than the current supply. >>> and missouri's governor has pardoned a st. louis couple who made national headlines after pointing guns at social justice protestors. mark and patricia 34rpleaded guy to weapons charges and he is running for senate next year. >>> and the division men's team program treated better than the

sanders budget. that's where we are right now. that's where the cats priorities are. of >> jesse: doing everything possibility to pass. but not doing the minimum necessary to make sure we do not leave the citizens behind. we will see american hostages, we will see thousands of allies trance behind enemy lines and we are witnessing the slow-motion collapse of american credibility all over the world because of the absolute incompetence within the white house right now. going to pivot back into schools, covid, schools, getting ron desantis in the mouth to get away from the afghanistan fiasco. and we know what it's going to happen and the press will follow it. it's going to be a hostage crisis that's going to haunt the administration for the rest of the term. no doubt about that. you've got an intelligence background and so here's the question. if state department cables were going out in the spring and the summer, embassy cables going out in the spring, the summer, get the heck out of afghanistan. situa

sanders as the head of this budget committee this bill has his fingerprints all over i and includes an extraordinary amount of things that are not hard infrastructure there's a lot of broadband which does hav some agreement. there's a number of republican senators including mitch and lindsay rob and others about 19 in total that are on board with this. >> but the other half of the proposed 3.5 trillion is human infrastructure which is where all of his social programs like and it's going to hit quite a speed bump and she said she wants this whole thing together so that's going to be a difficult pill to swallow even forcing democrats in the house. >> to your point there is 19 republicans that voted on this advancement of the house and th vast majority of them are safel holding their seats they aren't up for reelection i think only two of them were surprises. a total of four up for reelection and they voted to support this. their logic is they can get thi through to the house and possibly try think got from wha otherwise would be a reconciliation package some of the hard infrastructure

you're looking at her right there on the screen, cori bush, expect people like her, a aoc, bernie sanders. they're the ones who are calling the shots, and if they don't get their way, they act like children throwing a tantrum in the aisle of the grocery store when their mother tells them they can't have a sugared cereal. instead they scream and yell, what happens? they get the cereal. what needs to happen with the child is maybe a flip-flop across his rear end. what we're doing with these people in congress, we're rewarding them. we're giving them exactly what they want, and when you reward bad behavior, you get more bad behavior, and that's what we're getting. pete: right. governor mike huckabee, thank you very much for your time. appreciate it, as always. will: thank you, governor. >> have a great sunday, guys. will: let's turn now to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for our fox weather forecast. good among, rick. -- morning, rick. rick: three areas that we're watching for potential development over the next couple of days, nothing that's going to immediately develop here, but this ti

but i actually do not agree with bernie sanders and all of the spending. it needs to be done wisely and it needs to be done strategically and i think it infusion of capital and yes, there are many areas where we need to improve but i don't agree with mr. sanders, i never have and i don't believe you bring people down in order to raise people up. james: i'm sorry before we get to liz do you think the three and half trillion aspiration for bernie sanders and debbie much smaller? >> i do believe it'll be much smaller, obviously both know very well this is the very, very beginning of and argue his process and the legislative development process. committees will be submitting their data and their details for what they want in this and that just begins a debate of negotiation and compromise and we just found infrastructure bill. james: liz, this is bound to concern people. >> i think it is really a mystery why we have turned over economic programs to bernie sanders, remember it wasn't that long ago when democrat leaders fell that he was way too far left and way

we just voted on a bill yesterday, it is a bernie sanders budget. that will not be well received throughout the country. if that actually gets done and passed. host: jane, virginia, independent. caller: thank you, general, for your service. i am a retired navy nurse. the minutes that trump surrendered us to the taliban and essentially sold us out, you guys should have been on it, getting people out of afghanistan asap, but you did not. it was not set up for failure. it is on the gop. it is on everyone who did not do their job. the bottom line is the left and the moderates are tired of the shenanigans that you guys are pulling in d.c. we did not like january 6, we do not like having the taliban at camp david. do your job. mandatory vaccinations. stop blaming each other. we are so tired of your behavior. goodbye. guest: i appreciate the feedback. the fact is that joe biden has been president since january. he adopted the plan that was passed on to him. that fact is that the state department has been a very slow to get the visas going. it just started

and rachel, you pressed senator bernie sanders last night here on the broadcast whether this $3.5 trillion price tag would hold and tonight, you're already hearing, not surprisingly, that moderate democrats have concerns here. >> reporter: that's right, david. just hours after the senate passed that budget resolution, moderate democratic senator joe manchin of west virginia released a statement, saying he has, quote, serious concerns about congress spending $3.5 trillion. this is a massive package that includes several key democratic priorities. funding for universal pre-k, free community college and expanded health care programs. all of that would be paid for by increasing taxes on the wealthy and corporations. democrats have now laid the groundwork to pass this in the senate without any republican support, but they cannot afford to lose a single vote from their own party, david. >> rachel scott live on the hill tonight. rachel, thank you. >>> we move overseas tonight and the worsening situation at this hour in afghanistan. taliban fighters now claiming nine key cities tonight. take a loo

cori bush also addressing bernie sanders there, showing up yesterday and talking to advocates. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez and cano among them. yesterday, senator ed markey, democrat from massachusetts, who showed up and addressed those protesters on the capitol steps. this from his twitter page, a little bit of what he had to say during his remarks. [video clip] >> i am here to say that i am with you, and we have to solve this problem, that we should not leave washington until this problem is solved. we have to represent the people in our country. [applause] this is a problem that was brought into their lives like a plague, and we cannot allow the children and the families -- [inaudible] by this eviction extinction period. so i'm here with cori, with aoc, with all of you for everything you are doing, we just have to stand and fight, and we will win. [applause] host: ed markey yesterday on the east front of the capital at the protest. the sun rising on another day of those protests. should the federal eviction moratorium

those moderates include representative josh scottheimer saying if it was good enough for bernie sanders and 50 democratic senators why can't we move forward? minority leader mitch mcconnell says republicans are unified opposing the larger bill. >> every single republican in the house and senate is opposed to it. it is a devastating blow to the economy on top of the inflation we already have, trying to take the country in the wrong direction. >> reporter: nancy pelosi under threat from house progressives if she brings infrastructure first. they say they will oppose it. a war between house democrats right now. todd: moderate democrats hold the line. not surprisingly business owners in the big apple not happy with the vaccine passport requirements. >> reporter: the program got underway which requires diners to show proof of vaccination before going inside but one restaurant owner says this is recrimination. >> we are trampling on civil liberties discriminating against people was the mayor of new york blocked out tourists, families, telling people who have not been vaccinated that they don'

even bernie sanders said if you keep going like that you will get 86 justices. he was opposed to that. justice ginsburg was opposed to it, justice breyer on the court has had similar things, it would only politicize things. i think that is the concern, it would turn into a political football more than it is. host: let's hear from john on the independent line from wisconsin. caller: thank you for taking my call. some of the previous guests [indiscernible] but i agree with you as far as the supreme court is concerned, just becoming a political football. when it comes to some state supreme court's with the election of 2020, i understand a lot of things got changed for that election and now they are trying to put it back to where they were at before. what is your take on state supreme court's? possibly changing election rules and things like that? guest: thanks. that is one of the reasons i think it is important to focus not just on the federal court. even though they are the most prominent, they get the most national news, but the state court is incredibly signific

democratic socialist bernie sanders is trying to sell a $3.5 trillion budget bill to address wealth inequality. that is harder to sell that has $500,000 beach house. and finally, twitter says the taliban can stay on the platform if they obey the rules. in other words, the taliban officials can keep posting misogynistic and homophobic statements as long as they don't question the cdc's mask guidelines. [applause] don't go away. it will be right back. so you only pay for what you need. hot dog or... chicken? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. (man) i've made progress with my mental health. so when i started having unintentional body movements called tardive dyskinesia... ... i ignored them. but when the movements in my hands and feet started throwing me off at work... i finally had to say, 'it

sanders and a few other people out there. they are trying to get younger writers and lefty voters and suburbanites out. so far those people seem to be not all that enthused one way or the other. larry: interesting. the ballots come in the mail. you don't have to go. reporter: here is the catch. the ballots, in the mail and so does a lot of junk mail. ama: yeah. phil: they're worried that people will throw them away and if they don't fill them out right away, they will be like, where did i put that thing? i can't find it. larry: you have been inside my house. phil: yeah. ama: send it in. phil: that's what it is. it is not a question of getting people to make up the mines. it is getting them to relay that back to the ballot box. larry: yeah, finding the ballot is a good start. thank you, feel. ballots for the recall election are in the mail as we mentioned because of the pandemic. every registered voter is getting a vote by mail ballot. you can register to vote up to four just two weeks before election day, august 30. you can d

senator bernie sanders is set to visit iowa and indiana, this weekend, to promote democrats' new $3.5 trillion spending proposal, though it might have been better if he'd waited until after the harvest. "somebody help me find my way out of here! [ laughter ] the ceo of delta airlines said in a new interview that he won't refer to the new coronavirus variant as delta, though i don't think it's cool that he keeps calling it the air china virus [ light laughter ] the los angeles county district attorney's office announced, yesterday, that porn star, ron jeremy, has been indicted on more than 30 counts of sexual assault. man, it's always the guy you most suspect a zoo in belgium recently banned a woman because she's having a self-described affair with a chimpanzee, which is negatively affecting his relationship with other apes and just a guess here, hers with other humans [ laughter ] a luxury clothing brand that made a cashmere sweater that read, "cuomosexual" has offered to re-stitch sweaters for customers, though i'm not sure they came up with the most elegant solution the makers of mo

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sanders and mitch mcconnell. all we said as a group is let's make sure we vote on that first, make sure we get that vote in the house of representatives then we can move onto the debate, reconciliation and what should be included in there, what should the size and scope be, looking at revenue raisers and s.a.l.t. and health, hearing, dental, vision, pre-k, priorities like that some of my colleagues are saying, no, no, no, let's actually wait and vote on infrastructure let's finish the 3.5 trillion package. if we like what we're seeing in that package, then we'll continue voting on infrastructure this is huge all we've said is let's vote on that first then we can move on to other things let's not hold it hostage for months on end and say they may never vote for it. that's what the difference is about. i'm optimistic we hope we can work through that and get this all done. >> you know that it's impossible based on what the moderate members like you are saying and what the far left members are saying you're both hold

brown defeated nina turner, a former state senator, known nationally for her work on similar bernie sanders' presidential campaigns. turner, who conceded, told supporters gathered at a bowling alley, don't leave this place depressed. i want you to leave this celebration more resolute. for months the race had been turner's to lose, given her broader fundraising base and early lead in poland. brown caught up in the final weeks as outside groups helped her close the money gap and both candidates invited national surrogates to campaign in the district. marcia fudge, who is now the housing secretary, the general election is in november. another special election in ohio, the 15th district, mike carey. mike carey wins in the 15th district. the former president helps republican candidates. here is patrick in anderson, south carolina. go ahead. caller: yes. i don't think governor cuomo should resign. you have some of these women out here, some may be true, but some are not. let him do his job. if the voters don't want him in there, they can vote him out, he could get impeached. i think he is doing a