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as debbie dingell's just said we -- reporters who ask us what they are going to vote? not what we are voting on but when we are doing and talking about the numbers in the bill. we are going to make sure that childcare provisions and paying less for prescription drugs, all those provisions that save american families get past. we will create millions of jobs many of which tackle climate change and it is paid. for the bill will be paid for. people who make more than 400,000 in corporations i haven't paid their fair. share that the presidents agenda, and we will get that done. >> you know, this storm before the calm, it's a little more serious than usual because we have seriously forgotten what legislation it -- looks like over the last few years. congressman mark pocan, your fellow congresswoman alexandra ocasio-cortez today told reporters that a framework is not enough. have a listen. >> it's a framework and none and agreed upon framework? >> no. we need a. vote we need to be real. are we going to deliver universal pre-k to this country or not? are we going to expand he

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. >>> straight ahead, congresswoman debbie dingell joins the situation. we have january 6 to cover and a whole lot more. "velshi" begins right now. >>> good morning to you. it is 9:00 a.m. in the east, 6:00 a.m. out west. in two days, steve bannon will find out if the insurrection of the former president might cost him his freedom. the ally of the twice impeached ex-president is facing criminal contempt charges for failure to supply with a subpoena by the committee investigating the attack. it battles with other stubborn loyalists to gain crucial information about one of the events with the most shocking results to our democracy. the committee investigates the deadly january 6 insurrection and the days leading up to it. as it continues to probe, panel members and house intel chair adam schiff says no one is off limits, including the ex-president. >> one thing that we are very uniform about is that we will go to whoever has this information that we need. no one is off the table. >> including donald trump himself? >> no one is off the table. >> democrats ar

we'll talk to congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz about where things stand and her top priority. >>> meanwhile, in colombia, tens of thousands of migrants who fled their homes prepare to make the dangerous journey to the u.s. through the darien gap, a stretch of jungle filled with smugglers and thieves. we'll get the latest reporting from nbc's gabe gutierrez who's on the ground for us there. >>> and we begin with the latest in washington, where partisan tensions are growing as the u.s. heads towards default. republicans are now planning to filibuster a vote to suspend the debt limit until december of 2022. here's how senate majority leader chuck schumer responded. >> we could prevent a catastrophic default with a simple majority vote tomorrow, if republicans would just get out of the damned way. >> joining me now, jonathan lemire, white house reporter for the associated press, and also an msnbc political analyst. also with us is nbc news capitol hill correspondent, ali vitali. ali, let me start with you. what's the government defaulting on its debt really mean? >> you can sort of

i'm going to ask congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz more on that. the select committee is sending a clear message to anyone that refuses to testify, show up or go to jail. some of their new laws are about to be put to the test. tell you about that. i'm ayman, mohyeldin, let's get started. ♪♪ >>> all right, so driven by workers dissatisfaction and some committee economic indicators, a sense of economic anxiety is taking hold in this country and perhaps you're feeling this yourself at home. it's playing out in a variety of ways and i want to walk you through what we're seeing. now, all across the country workers are making it clear they're tired of the old way of doing things and they want a better deal. on thursday of this week more than 10,000 union workers took to the picket lines located across the midwest. it's had an incredible year. in fact, it is expected to report record profits of almost $6 billion and the workers who kept the company running during the pandemic want a bigger piece of that pie. they overwhelmingly voted to reject one con

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it is imperative we get it done as debbie dingell said. almost every conversation i have even among. so of the most conservative democrats in our caucus we all want to deliver on this. i am very assured that we are going to get something done. it is a matter of at what point. again, i don't think that's as important as what's in the bills we pass. >> a big day on capitol hill. congressman thank you for joining us tenant. >>> coming up, the nftsz conversation continues with our panel, jonathan kot, maria teresa kumar, and jonathan alter. that's next. 24/7 is painful enough... i don't want to catch it. well, you can't catch shingles, but the virus that causes it may already be inside you. does that mean bill might have company? - stop. you know shingles can be prevented. shingles can be whaaaaat? yeah prevented. you can get vaccinated. oh, so... i guess it's just you, me and bill then. i'm making my appointment. bill's all yours... 50 years or older? get vaccinated for shingles today. ♪ ♪ peerless design, cutting-edge tech, and a world-c

congresswoman debby dingell is here. and activists march in cities all across america today in support of abortion rights. will roe vs. wade still be standing at the end of this term? plus, senator marco rubio do as i say not as i do. he's actually introducing a bill called mind your own business act, believe it or not. so why doesn't he take his own advice for a change? i'm ayman mohyeldin. let's get started. >>> all right, so it's been a fast moving week and a dynamic one on capitol hill. and after days of tough negotiations there are still no compromise between progressives and right-wing democrats on the president's build back better spending plan. and a promised vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill that house speaker nancy pelosi said would happen this week did not. now it may seem counter intuitive, but that's actually viewed as a win for the house progressive caucus. they're refusing to pass the house infrastructure bill which has already made it through the senate until an agreement is reached on the spendi

and debbie, you're the best in the world. you and john have been friends of mine for so, so long. you have stepped in and taken over in a way that i think has had to be both emotionally difficult but you have done an incredible job. and i consider you one of my great friends. thank you. and dan, you're okay, dan. you ain't quite like the woman next to you, but all kidding aside, dan, you have done a -- i mean, i really mean it. you're always there for everything that's important to constituents, and you understand, like i will talk about later, the way we built this country from the bottom out and the middle out, not from the top down, and you get it. andy, as my dad would say, you got good blood, kid. thank you for what you're doing. thank you for stepping in, and thank you for the great job you do. michigan, i also have -- i was also fortunate to have an outstanding united states senators who are doing what they're supposed to do, they're in washington because the senate is in. debbie and gary are in washington now to catch some really important votes to keep things moving. and

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radio host debbie dujanovic. >> lauren mccluskey did absolutely everything right. law enforcement did not. do everything right. they dropped the ball and now the young, budding, track star, has paid the price with her life. >> two months after the murder came the results of that review the university had asked for. its conclusion, there were shortcomings both systemically and individually, that contributed to lauren's death. there were 30 recommendations for change. and then, university president ruth watkins said, this. >> the report does not offer any reason to believe that this tragedy could've been prevented. >> that made me sick to my stomach again. i just couldn't believe that she said that. >> i haven't talked to a single person who agrees with that statement. >> it was hard to reconcile those words, with the review's own findings. that there were serious problems with capital campus safety procedures. we wanted to speak with both the administration and the campus police. instead, we were offered an interview with barbara snyder, then vice president of stude

joining us is debby dingle. congresswoman, good morning to you. thank you for joining us today. i want to continue a bit of this discussion. there's reporting out there that nbc has not been able to verify or confirm the voracity of that some of your colleagues, members of congress were in on the planning of january 6th. some of this we've heard before, some of it we know is real but there's new reporting about how far that went. this has got to be deeply troubling to you and your colleagues who really came close to a brush with death on january 6th. >> ali, good morning. happy halloween. >> good morning. >> it's deeply troubling. even as i listen to betsy talk about this, i don't know how we so underestimated the power of what some of these militia groups can do. if you've been in the donald trump hate tunnel, which i unfortunately have been, i have seen these men outside of my own home with assault weapons. the same people that threatened to kidnap governor whitmer have made online threats towards me, a very terrifying amount. we really did under estimate that day what was goi

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joining me now is congresswoman debbie dingell, a democrat from michigan and a senior whip for the democratic party and a great friend of our show. always a pleasure to see you. thank you for being with us. please interpret for us what we were just discussing. nancy pelosi has said october 30th as the deadline for one of these bills and reauthorizing the transportation bill. what are does that mean? it feels like everybody has just told everybody to cool it for a little while. we'll get this done. stop with the deadline talks, stop with being in the media talking about the other side. >> i liked your description i've heard this morning better than any i've heard since february. democrats are united that failure is not an option. we cannot let this opportunity to do something to fix our infrastructure do something to help on health care, long-term care, and so many getting lead out of every water pipe in america not happen. and i think everybody in the caucus knows that and needs to deliver. and i think strrs important that we stop who won, who lost, but we need the american people to be the w

. >> debbie duke is katie's mom. laura duff and jim o'donnell are church friends. >> did you ever think, my goodness, this young man's a killer? >> no. >> debbie? >> no. not for a second. the very notion that somebody could consider jarod capable of this -- was beyond my belief. there's just simply no way i could apply my brain to that. >> the support wasn't just moral. the church friends offered to help any way they could. >> we had two or three people come up and says, "well, what -- what can we do? " i'm like, "well, pray, i don't--" but one of them said, "well, come on, there's something we could do. what about all that paperwork? couldn't you use help with that? " and i'm like, "that would be wonderful. " >> that paperwork was the case against jarod. mounds of documents, police reports, audio and video recordings. and to mount a defense, they would need to understand it. >> my lawyer was very good, but he has a small practice, just him and his wife. and so as far as legwork, there's not -- there's not 100 parale

i'm going to ask congresswoman debbie wassermann schultz about that and more. anyone receives a subpoena to testify, show up or go to jail. some of their new laws are about to be put to the test. we're going to tell you about that. i'm eamon mohyeldin. let's get started. >>> all right, so driven by worker dissatisfaction in some key economic indicators a sense of economic anxiety is taking hold in this

on the south side and we're going to bus them to the school district center for performing arts on debby lane. we ask that all of the parents please report there. we have several students that we have interviewed that were witnesses to this incident. we will hold on to those children, hopefully they will be allowed to call their parents, and i'm sure many students reached out and ensured they are safe and locked in the rooms and police are going to go room by room to ensure that erin is safe and no one else is a suspect or a person of interest in this area. >> i don't, i don't. >> i don't have that information, but i would suspect that yes, the parents have been contacted and asked to report to see their loved one, to be with them, at the hospital, yes. >> do you know the detectives at the school by chance? >> i'm not certain of the safety. >> i'm jeff, i'm the special agent in charge for atf for the dallas field division. we're here to support our state and local partners in this incident. as law enforcement officer and as a parent, this is kind of your scariest moment, right? when this

joining us now is democratic congresswoman debbie dingell of michigan. she's a senior democratic whip in the house, a volt counter for nancy pelosi. thank you for joining us tonight. how many votes do you have tonight? >> lawrence, we're not vote counting right now because we're figuring out where we're getting it and not doing numbers in public, we're talking substance. what we're talking about, figuring out how to get back building back better. >> you were with the president again today in michigan. he's gone to michigan more than once on this same subject. why michigan? why is that one of his favorite places to go for this subject? >> well, michigan is reflective of the country. we -- it was a state that donald trump won five years ago now, four years ago, which i predicted and everyone thought i was crazy but it was a state he won in 2020. we have people that look at issues, think about the thought. we have people dive in on both sides and where he went today. in michigan is not the heart of democratic territory and support donald trump. he's got to

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i will be speaking to debbie dingell and ayanna presley. don't go anywhere. the "cross questions" begins right now. >>> all right. good morning, everybody. we begin with the drama over president biden's human infrastructure bill. this morning, the president arrived at the g-20 summit in rome without clinching a vote for the bipartisan bill after confidently proposing a $1.75 trillion framework for special spending package that he says won over democratic progressives alike. house democrats are not ready to play fall, however, the bill is not expected to be voted on until next week. listen, there are key provisions that have been made. let's talk about that. $550 billion is being investigated. medicare is being expanded for benefits and dental and vision coverage has been dropped. universal pre-k will ensure pre school. you can hear the collective sigh of parents on that one. pell grants will be boosted by $500. $550 billion will go towards affordable housing. but let's talk

congresswoman debby dingell is here. and activists march in cities all across america today in support of abortion rights. will roe vs. wade still be standing at the end of this term? plus, senator marco rubio do as i say not as i do. he's actually introducing a bill called mind your own business act, believe it or not. so why doesn't he take his own advice for a change? i'm ayman mohyeldin. let's get started. >>> all right, s

. >> i go back to what debbie dingell said. there are a lot of people who want the president back, tell us what you want to support. we are lucky enough to have somebody who has a fog lamp, i think, because she's one of the key players that ininvolved in these negotiations over the president's agenda in congress. she's of course chair of the congressional progressive caucus. so, congresswoman, i want to say something you said last night that perked up the ears of a lot of people. you push back on the notion that something is better than nothing. and explain your concern, why you're not in the camp that says isn't something better than nothing? >> well, chuck, it's great to see you. i'm going to have my fog lamp every time i come to be with you from now on. i think this phrase something is better than nothing, don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good, some of the things that are said, those phrases are normally used at the end of a negotiation. they are used when you really have like the final details and you're putting th

congresswoman debby dingell is here. and activists march in cities all across america today in support of abortion rights. will roe vs. wade still be standing at the end of this term? plus, senator marco rubio do as i say not as i do. he's actually introducing a bill called mind your own business act, believe it or not. so why doesn't he take his own advice for a change? i'm ayman mohyeldin. let's get started. >>> all right, so it's been a fast moving week and a dynamic one on capitol hill. and after days of tough negotiations there are still no compromise between progressives and right-wing democrats on the president's build back better spending plan. and a promised vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill that house speaker nancy pelosi said would happen this week did not. no

joining me now, charlotte alter, debby powell, a senior advisor, grace siggers and juanita tullivev. i want you to listen to a progressive caucus chair. >> i do understand that we have to get everybody on board. we're going back to look at all of our priorities and how we get all of those things in. i'm not going to negotiate against myself. i don't have a number that everybody is agreeing to. as the president said, the number is the byproduct of what we put in there. we're focusing on what is it we want to get in. we're going to get both bills done. i believe that firmly. >> help us understand. you have been in congress. you have been in situations like this. difficult cuts have to be made to satisfy some type of top line. these negotiations around what should be cut from the bill, tell us what they look like up close. >> look, we have done this so many times. i think that people are stuck on the price tag. the positive thing here is that they are willing to negotiate. that's exactly what happens. they are legislating. we are including or congress is including medicare option to neg

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timberview parents are being told to reunite at the center for performing arts 1110 west debbie. it's the center for performing arts. if you have a student or loved one there at timberview high school. let us now, kxas is our affiliate there. let's listen in just a bit to their coverage for a few moments. >> the highway, the state trooper is also here. so we have, like, a lot of units of police here. >> reporter: and tell us a little bit more. you said you have seen -- you've also encountered some parents who have stopped and trying to get information, get to the school. tell us more about that. >> yeah. we saw a hispanic mother walking by here and she asked us because she saw the mic up came by, and we said do you know something, and she said we're getting information like you and she was running all of the way there with the cops and saying, i listened to her saying "where is my kid." the police told her to cross to the other side. she is on the bridge with a phone in her hand trying to call her daughter. and she is saying she didn't answer me, she didn't answer me. it is a tou

and the frustration is evident as you listen to members of congress, like we heard from debbie wasserman schultz last night. let's take a listen to that. >> of course, it's disappointing that we have one senator who refuses to support more robust climate resiliency and climate change policy. but we're going to pass, let me just clear, the bipartisan infrastructure and jobs act and the build back better act. and we're going to do that over the next couple of months. >> you hear wasserman schultz saying within the next couple of months, but democrats have also said that they think that the end of october is a hard deadline. consider this, president biden, two weeks from tomorrow will be arriving in scotland for a major international climate summit. he has said that he wants to be able to go there, saying, this is what the united states has already committed to doing, not what we're still proposing or what might pass, he wants concrete commitments. >> it's kind of funny, just this past week, a couple of days ago the queen was talking about that summit that's coming up in scotland. and she d

we have one of the "washington post" reporters on this subject, debbie sensniper. south dakota can hide money from the government in the u.s. how? >> south dakota is a go-to destination for hiding wealth because it offers more secrecy, more privacy, more discretion than the places you just talked about, the cayman islands and other places. they were able to do this through laws that were passed year after year after year that made it so customer friendly that this state was able to draw billions and billions of dollars in assets from millionaires and billionaires, including those from overseas. >> what do they gain from it, though, if they don't get to tax it? they're just housing it. are they making a fee? i mean, is there like a 1% tax they're getting for using south dakota's state legislature as their personal hideaway? >> that was the very first question we asked when i started working on this with my colleagues at the international consortium of investigative journalists that obtained these records and shared them with the "washington post" and other media out

. >> we're going to get to one question about climate change in a second, but not to be debbie downer here. a couple of things missing from the framework, paid family leave, free community college. those and other issues, what do you think will be most missed by washington state residents? >> listen. we have paid family leave in our state, and other states do as well, and again, this is a role to play where states can move forward, where the federal government was ham strung by the filibuster which we need to get rid of by the way if we want to get this job done. that's the next job item to move forward on. these are important things. you can't overstate the importance of all the things that have got done. i don't know. when i get up on christmas morning and i open up 25 presents and when my grandkids open up 25 presents, they don't say, where's the pony? they thank me for the bikes and everything else, and this is what we're celebrating. >> that is a very good attitude. i appreciate that. there is a new u.n. report that we are literally running out of time to limit global warming. ag

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don't think she would have spoken to clint eastwood that way, i don't think she would have spoken to debbie allen that way, but felice, you take it away. what do we make of this? >> i would agree with you with that, and ellen pompeo, let's start by saying what you're not going to do is disrespect uncle denzel, okay? you know, this is a typical case of a white woman, white womaning, right? so we see the disrespect. we see the privilege, then you know at the end she went back to denzel's wife saying that, you know, that she got into argument and she's not talking to him. she became the victim. so really we do not care in this case that ms. pompeo that you have a black husband. we do not care that you have black children and you may or may not have black friends, but you are still wrong, right? and this is not okay and twitter called you out as they should have. you absolutely showed your supremacy, you absolutely showed your privilege, and this is exactly why, you know, we have to continue to call people out because like she just didn't get it. it was beyond me. >> it's beyond them, right? an