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

bernie sanders has repeatedly said he hopes to do that. and some of it is a question on whether they can make the math work as they taper the bill. a key piece of that, a big source of revenue they hope to tap into is negotiating for drug prices in medicare. at that is a question i have, to see how that shakes out. host: you mentioned the negotiating with the drug companies, how else is ways and means looking at raising the revenue for this package? guest: a lot will be through changes to the tax law. they aim to change some of what republicans do through the same process at the end of 2017 with their overhaul of the tax code. the president does not want to raise taxes on households making less than $400,000, so there will be changes to the corporate tax code and increasing taxes on wealthier americans. host: what happened to the proposition that they would expand the budget of the irs and go after delinquent taxes more diligently? guest: that was something the bipartisan group in the senate was looking at in order to offset the cost of th

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,

. >> the new ad featuring bernie sanders and what larry gerston thinks is the most important thing to know two weeks before election day. >>> and still hazy across the bay area. you can see it here in walnut creek. but we'll take a look at the air quality for tomorrow. and cooler weather moving in, in about eight minutes. . >>> the recall election, two weeks from tomorrow, and governor newsom is bringing in more supporters to campaign for him. >> the last thing we need is to have some right-wing republican governor in california. >> senator bernie sanders, the latest big name to show support for the governor, urging people to vote no. the new ad will be televised statewide as well as online. election day, tuesday, september 14. >> not just national politicians. there are plenty of organizations and newspapers endorsing governor newsom or recommending he be removed from office, recalled. do political endorsements matter anymore? back in the day they were a big deal, are they still? >> you're right, back in the day. before social media, before so many of us dropped out of these groups t

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

it is important to note the reconciliation bill is not bernie sanders or elizabeth warren's agenda, it is joe biden'agenda. everythingn the bill is something that president biden ran on. the question for every united states senator is very simple, do you believe we should have the mitt romney agenda -- which is basically the bipartisan deal using joe biden who a leftist president of the united states is entitled to his agenda? if you believe we should have the joe biden agenda, i don't see how you vote no on the reconciliation package once the house -- not amy: what will happen with that senate with manchin and sinema? >> that is joe biden's agenda. $3.5 trillion is directly with the white house propose, directly with president biden ran on. i just don't see how any senator votes against it once pu comes to shove. sure, they may right now may be making noise about things they want to see differently, but as long as we stick to the facts that the 3.5 trillion dollars already represents a compromise -- as you remember, bernie sanders started out at 6 trillion dollars -- and the 3.5 trill

bernie sanders thinks since roosevelt. he's pushing for big change. >> martha: take them at their word. that's what this is, a transformational remaking of a lot of the united states economy in terms of enormous spending. it's going to government checks for child care, housing equity, which includes rental assistance. elder care, climate change, college for free and community colleges. and then you have amnesty in this bill. tough to figure out how this falls under the reconciliation frame when you look at how it will be passed that will go to millions of undocumented immigrants. the president says it's to build back better. look at what is in here. what is in here for american businesses? what will help them get back open? get back to work? there's barely a mention of that kind of incentive in here and how do you get those workers back, how do you get them to leave their home and fill the 10 million jobs that are now available in the united states. who better to talk about this? fox business correspondent susan li and cha

sanders and 2016 honda cross rules and effects. that means you can jump in anytime you want, and i always appreciate it. okay, let me, let me go to you for us because we've kind of bumped heads in the past about this issue here. what, what does socialism mean to you? and i really want to make it very clear here. i don't really want to go into the pros and cons of it. i want to talk about.

something that we heard from bernie sanders' campaign and in the 2020 and 2016 democratic races. on the flip side, you end up having nina turner going after shan tell brown on ethics matters, on some local politics. but make no mistake this is the latest it rags in the bernie sanders versus democratic establishment wars that we've seen in 2016, 2020 and seeing once again, ayman. >> so what exactly would this tell us about, you know, the debate within democrats and their chances in next year's mid terms? what do you suspect the dccc might be paying attention to tomorrow night? >> yeah. not much when it comes to the general election and general election contest at the dccc will be focused on. this is a fight in the heart and soul of the democratic party. this is going to be a district that no matter who ends up winning between brown and turner, the democrat will end up carrying this democratic heavy seat. but for progressives, there is a lot at stake. recently just a year ago we saw joe biden win the democratic primary for president. we saw terry mcauliffe win overwhelmingly a demo

sanders and 2016 horning cross accruals and effects. that means you can jump in anytime you want, and i always appreciate it. caleb b, let me go to you 1st because we've kind of bumped heads in the past about this issue here. what, what does socialism mean to you? and i really want to make it very clear here. i don't really want to go into the pros and cons of it. i want to talk about the meaning of it in, in the context of american politics because, well, everyone know it's, i'm a conservative but i have to show my card.

sanders. he is featured in this new tv ad where he talks about issues of climate change, universal health care and immigration as reasons to vote no on the recall. the appearance suggests newsom's team is hoping to reach the progressive part of the democrat party and also young latino voters, who many believe could help determine the election outcome. >> if i saw an ad or if anybody saw an ad featuring bernie sanders telling our community to vote no on the recall, more likely than not, our community will pay attention, only because senator sanders built that relationship with the latino community in california. jobina: we've also learned the los angeles police department will not further investigate or press charges against republik and candidate larry elder over to mystic allegations made by his ex fiance. the incident happened in 2015 and is past the statute of limitations. reggie: a cougar found living in new york city is now heading to an annual -- heading to an animal's actuary in arkansa

. >> i rise to sound the alarm of bernie sanders and speaker pe pelosi's spending spree. let's not forget that earlier this year, biden and pelosi have spent trillions of dollars. speaker pelosi brought us back to washington late in august not to address the crisis in afghanistan. no. she brought us back to push through another $4.5 trillion in new spending. if we printed that amount of money in bills it would fill 50,000 semitrailers. 50,000 semitrailers of cash. that's what's before us. who is ultimately going to pay for this? american families. american workers. and american farmers. through higher taxes and as the cost of overall from school supplies to food to gas continue to go up, all of us will feel the pain of this wasteful spending splee through higher prices. i urge my colleagues to oppose this wasteful spending plan. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new mexico seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore

sanders back three naturally dollars budget resolution as peers of her midterm election grow. second the speaker hold her carcass together and she looks to advance both measures. this bring back our panel. so, dan, so take stock, what is this affect all of this is having on the biden's presidency section of biden as a leader because he owns approval ratings are all before even afghanistan into for example from the covid-19. where does he stand. guest: i think he stands on precarious ground with the american people and probably with his own party as well paul having there has been criticism from people in the democrats in congress senators for instance upset at the execution of the afghanistan withdrawal and evacuation and the president gave a speech last of money that was kind of brittle speech, describing the reason for doing it in any went to camp david so i think the president's political standing is weak in the moment, all of these members of the house are coming back after all this happened and they're going to be asked by nancy pelosi to pass an array of bills quickly to

everyone from bernie sanders to joe manchin and all points in between. and i expect, jim, that at the end of the day within the very diverse house democratic caucus, we will be able to stay together and do the exact same thing. >> it sounds like if you were to vote just on that infrastructure bill, you could be pulling the rug out on some of your more progressive members like bernie sanders. is that essentially what you are saying? >> i support the steps that are going to be taken in $3.5 trillion reconciliation bill as absolutely critical to president biden's build back better agenda. we need to invest in the caring economy, invest in child care and long-term care, in home care, in health care and caring for elder americans and making sure we give opportunities within the job market for all americans. we know that infrastructure is incredibly important in terms of our bridges, our roads, our tunnels, our airports, our mass transit system. we we also need to invest in human capital and infrastructure. that is what the $3.5 trillion plan will ultimately b

was it bernie sanders, president biden, aoc or president xi of china? right now most people think is was, majority think it was bernie sanders. and i bring this up because tomorrow mark as really important anniversary, the two year anniversary in fact of the business roundtable when it had its woke epiphany shifted away from the notion they should solely focus on profits instead focus on stakeholders. the question after two years, has it made a difference? joining me now federated hermes phil orlando. phil, you were one the first to openly embrace esg movement. you have a big heart and but there is still a lot of skepticism out there. take it at face value, has it moved needle? want to invest in customers, invest in employees, foster and deal fairly and ethically with suppliers. has that happened? >> charles, thank you very much for having me back. we're very proud of the work we've done at federated hermes in in the esg market. i think the answer to your question is yes. true companies that adhere to the esg principles have been able to do all those th

it's bernie sanders bill with that will be the reconciliation bill. elizabeth warren wants to add this higher tax to big corporations. what we see here is an extreme left-wing government under the guise of a sort of centrist president and it's really quite an appalling bill. maria: i think we all know that joe biden is anything but centrist. i know he tried to say he was centrist during the campaign, but what did nancy pelosi say, we know who you are. to show me your budget and we will show you and everyone who you are and we got it now, joe. we see your budget. hugo, good to see you and thank you for being here. hugo rohr-- vernon joining us for coming up florida governor ron desantis is now warning schools who forces students to mask up, there will be consequences. then when a smile is no smile, we will take you behind the certain emoji's meaning. the morning buzz is coming up. stay with us. your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. [ nautical horn blows ] i mean just because you look like someone else doesn't mean you eat off the floor

you pressed senator bernie sanders last night on the broadcast if this 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 democraic 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 look at this map. showing provinces he

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

sanders radical budget that will further wreak havoc on the american economy. if passed, americans will be cursed with hundreds of billions of dollars of new debt. inflation is already on pace to be the highest in 40 years. in georgia, used cars are up 56%. residents are paying 74% more for gasoline. under the republicans tax cuts and jobs acts of 2017, families in georgia received an average tax cut of $2000, but pelosi's plan is to bring a budget to the floor that would reverse that for my state and every other state. they plan to break new ground by establishing new social welfare programs that ban government run health care, to create a civilian climate core to represent the green new deal -- to carry out the green new deal agenda. this budget will give amnesty to millions of illegal aliens. and one of the worst, potentially increase the size of the irs by thousands of agents. i was asked to testify against the irs in 2015. the commissioner at the time was forced to publicly apologize to other witnesses. and congress even named a federal law after me. and i

sanders budgeting that passed when the rule passes. we didn't debate it or even try to out locate the money where it needs to go but the money needs to go to the border and national defense. first and foremost that is the constitutional responsibility. jillian: lawmakers in texas will be talking about increased border spending because governor abbott is trying to build the border wall on his own but you say that should be a federal responsibility. >> it absolutely is a federal responsibility and furthermore the moneys to expand to do our job should be reimbursed to the state. texas to permit of public safety has done a phenomenal job trying to be the backstop at the border but that's not their original intent. they are supposed to be enforcing traffic laws on the highways, not enforcing border protection. jillian: another big update, there was a hearing on the texas voting law made possible by three democrats who broke ranks with the rest of their party and came back to work. runaway democrats but some of them are showing up. sounds li

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

bernie sanders backed that as well as every democrat. it's good enough for the senate, i'm sure it is good enough for us in the house, that's the path we should follow. >> that seems like a hard yes or no. >> we said clearly it has to be infrastructure bill first. >> congressman fitzpatrick you had 19 senators back the infrastructure bill. many in the problem solvers caucus will probably back it as well. how do you see the potential support for that bill on the republican side changing if reconciliation goes first, or how many republican votes are in play at all. >> the problems in the problem solvers caucus are in play. whether or not they vote yes or no be will be dependent on the issues they touched on. we are very concerned about overheating the economy. as we have said many, many times before. but we support the bill. and it is responsible. there is about $550 billion in new spending. half of it is paid for and the other half is legitimate. it is a hard infrastructure bill to benefit the economy, the grid, and our economy. it has to

. >> 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 other 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 realize exactly why they will not allow biden to answer any questions fred he can't get through a sentence without stutteringti without messing up, without making a full out of himself and it's tragic. what isit 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 from war zone, coming off of those c-17's in caskets draped with american fl

in election news, chantel brown has defeated nina turner, bernie sanders former campaign cochair in a closely watched democratic primary to fill the seat of marcia fudge in ohio's 11th congressional district. brown is the chair of the cuyahoga county democratic party and received the backing of many establishment democrats including hillary clinton and james clyburn as well as the democratic majority for israel pac that spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on the race. nina turner was endorsed by senator sanders, alexandria ocasio-cortez, and other aggressive's. turner says we did not lose this race, people money maligned the selection. the trunk backed coal lobbyist mike carey won the republican primary, defeating 10 others. in afghanistan, at least eight people died on tuesday when a car bomb exploded in a heavily secured area of couple outside -- kabul outside the capital of afghanistan. it was the first major bombing in over a year in kabul. kandahar, herat, and lush gaga. at least 40 civilians have been killed and 1800 wounded over the past day. according to the associated pres

sanders, i've never been a socialist, you know exactly who i am. now democrats on the congressional level are going to have to make an estimation, what's good for me if you are on the border, talking a lot tougher about it, the bipartisan coalition that went to afghanistan yesterday to see what was going on there, that's a little bit of a fissure that i think is going to be happening amongst veterans versus the establishment. i feel a kindred spirit to this region, we fought for this in iraq and afghanistan, i want to be there. to the point about foreign policy, barack obama beat john mccain, one of the most highly decorated patriots and people who served this country, it's also the anniversary -- >> dana: the issue then was economy. >> jessica: we had an election, we had the bush years where we got into these wars and barack obama did have foreign policy running against a veteran and pulled that off so i don't think it's -- >> jesse: barack obama was long on wrong on the surge and when joe pulled out of iraq, we got isis. >> dana: the democrats ar

ainsley: so a number of people including bernie sanders throwing their support behind gavin newsom in this recall effort in california. celebrities are rallying around him and you can see on your screen right there the money that's going into this between hollywood and big tech. i'm going to go out on a limb here, tomi, and say you're not surprised. >> i'm not surprised at all. but, if gavin newsom thinks that socialists and celebrities and the hollywood elite are going to save him from recall, that just goes to show you how out of touches with the millions of californians that put this recall into motion. i'll give him a hint, those folks that want him out, they are not the ones that survived his lockdowns, shutdowns, code map dates and tyranny and plush mansions and gated communities in silicon valley. they are the average americans that had to muddle through his tyranny and lockdowns. had to close their businesses and deemed unessential by him and his administration. and those that had to have their children in virtual learning while illegal immigrants were receiving schooling at o

sanders's budget. today we had another chance to come together as democrats and republicans. we try to introduce new legislation today to do whatever is necessary ot s-- to save our citizens that president biden left behind in afghanistan and make sure we are not paying ransom to terrorists, to make sure congress has a full account of the billions of dollars of the quitman of behind, and to make sure we are not, as the administration is hinting right now, to recognize the taliban government going forward. and yet when i ask unanimous consent to do that on the floor a few minutes ago, i was gaveled down. it is time for congress to step up. because of the administration's bungling this withdrawal, it is too late to save face. we look week, our allies are questioning our commitment, our enemies are seeking to test us commit it is too late to save face. but we can still save lives. we can still get americans out of the country, and we have to do that. we have a moral obligation as americans to do that. thi

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'

. >> you would never know that joe biden won this primary against bernie sanders because this is bernie's budget and it is designed to go a long way towards bernie's world which is a socialist america where the middle class becomes dependent on government and they don't care how much it costs. it will be trillions and trillions of dollars and that is on top of trillions they have already spent. ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ as someone who resembles someone else... i appreciate that liberty mutual knows everyone's unique. that's why they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. oh, yeah. that's the spot. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ ♪ all by yourself.♪ - oh. - what? rain. cancel and stay? done. go with us and get millions of felixble booking options. expedia. it matters who you travel with. shingles? camera man: yeah, 1 out of 3 people get shingles in their lifetime. well that leaves 2 out of 3 people who don't. i don't know anybody who's had it. your uncle had shingles. you mean that nasty red ra

and i want to make a comparison to what bernie sanders did after the shooting of steve ska scalise. he said while this is not publicly known, and generally speaking i understand the anger. this is not the way to fight back. >> he would say hey, i'm telling people to do this at the ballot box, but he put his arm around this person essentially. >> an extremist in this country still votes. international terrorists don't. when you look at how they're playing this line, also saying oh, you know, we don't want anyone to get hurt, commending the police. and the police in danger, and trying to play it both ways. the problem is when they do this eventually someone will show up at the capital and get who might be there that day? mo brooks is relying on the police out there. as they try to play it both directs the devil will ultimately come and it will play out in a way that is out of mo brooks control. >> he will be an interesting witness when he gets called to testify before the january 6th committee. let me ask you what you're seeing digitally right now. this was a month that qanon and qano

i think these people are to the left of bernie sanders in alexandria sea of cortez did now i know why she has such a left-wing voting record. the stakes are too high. not to center backing. i think you will have an exciting announcement in the days ahead. again, maybe he cannot say but i can preview it. it is not just a matter of winning seats in having a numerical majority. it matters to you put in those seats. there is no one better than at amoxil. i joined our military after the 9/11 attack. we wanted to go overseas and defend our country against enemies that attacked us. adam, like so many others, sacrificed a lot good. he is going to sacrifice again to defend the united states and defend your great state against people who would run it down and criticize it and condemn it. that is why he needs you into this wealth. i can tell you the fight in washington, d.c. is pretty intense. you might have noticed i take a lot of fire from the media. you know what, as we learned in the army, you are only taking fire when you're close to the target. now, -- adam knows that also. he spent four y

. >> you never know the joe biden won the primary against bernie sanders because this is bernie's budget, it is designed to go a long way towards bernie's world which is a socialist america where the middle class becomes dependent on government and they don't care how much it cost it will be trillions of chileans of dollars. that's on top of the trillions a party spent. ♪ reason, or fun. daring, or thoughtful. sensitive, or strong. progress isn't either or progress is everything. that building you're trying to buy, you should ten-x it. ten-x is the world's largest online commercial real estate exchange. and it's fast. if i could, i'd ten-x everything. like our lunch. (laughs) amazing! see it. want it. ten-x it. my retirement plan with voya keeps me moving forward. they guide me with achievable steps that give me confidence. this is my granddaughter...she's cute like her grandpa. voya doesn't just help me get to retirement... ...they're with me all the way through it. voya. be confident to and through retirement. seeing blood when you brush or floss can be a sign of early gum damage. ne

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

todd: it's one thing to have bernie sanders as your socialist democrat in the senate, it's another thing to start inviting members of the squad in. it takes a different shape at that point. jillian: right. todd: i don't want to say then it becomes real but -- jillian: it is real already. look, 2022 i think is going to tell a lot, it's going to dictate a lot, it does every year when you're going into a presidential election, that's in 2024. however, with the stat of our country right now with -- state of our country right now with the economy, with covid, with immigration, there's so many issues, with crime, i'm so curious to see what people are going to end up voting for next year because i wouldn't be surprised if we have record turnout in a lot of areas. todd: for a midterm. jillian: yes. todd: i have to think in new york stay, i feel like schumer does enough upstate in an area where they don't love aoc he would win a primary challenge. jillian: in california, republicans vote to not endorse any of the four candidates running against governor gavin newsom in the recall election. they c

you in she has been able to staff trillion dollar bernie sanders bill at the hip of the bipartisan infrastructure bill passed in the senate. i know it is not a done deal but certainly puts the progressives in a much stronger position going forward. what is your take? do you think it gets thrust the house? probably gets through the house but ultimately enough horse-trading to get it through the senate? >> this is exactly what people hate about washington, d.c., are the back-room deals. we say it all the time here in iowa. we love iowa pork. we hate washington pork. who knows what conversations speaker pelosi had to have with the moderates to get them to flip their votes. i'm hopeful when push comes to shove here in a few weeks when we go through the committee process, these members will do the right thing. we're hearing from constituents. i certainly am. i'm tired of the spending spigot is being turned on. i don't know what universe they're living when inflation is out of control, with the crazy situation unfolding overseas for our national security that they want to spend 3 1/2 trillion more doll

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