nancy pelosi is a lame duck, and we know that both joe biden and nancy pelosi and the entire democratic party is being controlled by the far left socialist progressives that you played earlier today. the cori bushes, the aocs, the camilla jaya pauls, who do not represent every day working americans and when it comes to the price tag of the bill, sean, they are cooking the books. this is going to cost the american people over $10 trillion if you look at it in a 10-year window, they are just expiring these programs which they have every intention to try to continue in perpetuity. they are cooking the books to hide the price tag from the american people, and it is not just the fact that it is the largest tax increase and the largest spending bill in our nation's history, it is riddled and loaded up with far left policies like mass amnesty for illegal immigrants, heat your home taxes we are heading into what will be the most expensive winter ever in our nation's history, so this is absolutely a bad deal for the american people, but the progressives -- they are controlling nancy pelosi right

nancy pelosi is doing the same thing. they'ress going to go through political machinations, do something that is hardly ever doneng except for obamacare and these massive bills just to t avoid the public and guess what, the public is paying attention, madame speaker, and they are upset and they are going to show it. >> sean: bottom going to tell you something and i will throw this to miranda. i honestly think aoc wins this battle against pelosi. i don't think aoc is getting in and i think aoc is going to show pelosi what i've been saying for a long time. nancy pelosi is speaker in name only. congressman alexandria ocasio-cortez is the speaker. i l >> well, she certainly has a lot more power than she ought to have, and if she does vote -- you will see her perhaps weeping on the floor again, and you know that she will -- and the progressives -- will have been offered something under the table by nancy pelosi. and you know, the bill, the $3.5 trillion bill that they are having such trouble with, two and a half thousand pages

and nancy pelosi may not be so much in tune with the moderates as she is with the progressives. i mean, what i'm being told by people who have worked for her in the past is this is where her heart is and this is the moment where nancy pelosi kicks into high gear. she loves this part of the negotiating process. this is what she lives for. don't count her out and her heart might be more with the progressives than the moderates. >> i don't think she loves having to put off a bill vote two times in a week. >> negotiation, though, let's do it. >> the timing of this session because you don't send the president up to the hill to be embarrassed. you have to wonder what they know that we don't know in their vote counting. >> yeoh ou think that -- >> extra credit. >> oh, look what he did. this is an existential moment for this administration, for this agenda. >> for the democratic party, all wrapped into one. so you don't send a president up to talk to a caucus to embarrass himself. unless they are taking a huge risk that i can't imagine. so they must be close to something. >> something.

a major blow to house speaker nancy pelosi. but she now says they're on a path to getting to a vote today. in just a moment, we'll talk to congressman joaquin castro and asks if he thinks that vote is imminent. >>> also this morning, a group of teachers from the nation's largest school system is asking the support to block new york's vaccine requirement. we'll talk to education secretary miguel cardona about that and other efforts to keep kids safe in the classroom. meanwhile, at the supreme court, just in the last hour, the supreme court justice brett kavanaugh released he has

he mentioned nancy pelosi, we should see her around 2:00. she's meeting with the progressive caucus on the house side. and congressman jaya paul who heads up the progressive caucus says right now there are too many no votes for the bipartisan infrastructure bill to pass on thursday. he said they would have an infrastructure today and it really makes you wonder whether or not that will happen. and you start to look at the calendar. if it's not tomorrow, is it next tuesday? if it's not next tuesday, you're going to wait until the president comes home from his trip at scotland and he will ask yourself, what was today all about? it was more i think confusion, perhaps the time element starts to compress the thought, to move forward and give that initial advantage to get somewhere. >> sandra: you didn't get the sense that he had a deal, you got the sense that he was pitching and selling. >> john: i would agree with that. what's all this now and in the meantime you got another fox news alert. the state of florida is suing president biden, nasa and

what does that say of the power of house speaker nancy pelosi the other democratic lawmakers? ali: she has a progressive caucus now that is unified and readto take a stand. speaker pelosi asked to have a vote. president biden didn't. there's a difference between the speaker who her caucus respects her, but it is not the president. biden went in that room and said trust me on this deal. he worked through the framework. everyone who left the meeting said it was clear he was dialed in on the specifics, but in terms of pressuring them for a vote, biden has endorsed the strategy of linking these bills and allowing progressives to make sure he gets the most transformational package possible. it behooves him and the white house that progressives are continuing to hold the line, because almost every democratic lawmaker we talked to wants to pass both of these bills. some are more passionate about the hard infrastructure pieces, others about the social spending, but they would like to give the white house the win because the policy that passes is going to be the platform in the midterm

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pelosi and between nancy pelosi and president biden. >> chris, it's interesting. a lot of those fights or those reported fights are very inside baseball here in d.c. and they're important because they help guide what policies eventually will get in. i think what will be a successfully passed bill, eventually. look, these deadlines i think are fairly artificial. there's nothing magical about yesterday or friday when they were trying to get this bill done. so if democrats, all those different factions can come together and get these bills done whenever that is, after a painful few weeks, i think it will be incumbent upon them to go out to states and say here's what your citizens are getting out of these bills, exactly the questions you asked senator barrasso. a lot of the pieces of these bills will help people in states including states led by republicans so democrats have to -- eventually, they have to get this passed. i think they will. i think there will be a compromise. they don't have a good answer on the republican side on things like the child tax credit, on

it was nancy pelosi that said you got to pass the bill to see what's in it. i wonder if that is what she is trying potentially to do again this time. there might be a skeleton framework but there is no language for that bill. so if they were to debate it, what are they debating? it is not worth the paper it is printed on. lauren: they can't even figure out how to pay for it. i'm wondering right now, there are some red lines. senator sinema for instance said you can't increase the corporate or individual tax rate. now we're hearing that senator manchin isn't into the billionaires tax. do you think eventually president biden has to cross his own red lines here and raise taxes on those who are not rich, those making under $400,000 a year? >> well if president biden was serious about taxing the rich he would close all the loopholes for the rich. what i can understand what they're talking about in the socialist spending bill, there are all sorts of loopholes for the rich. so they say one thing and then they do another entirely behind the scenes. if you are going t

the plot thickens in the wee hours of this morning speaker nancy pelosi left the capital just after midnight and when asked about the infrastructure bill, she said, we are not trillions apart she said that at 12:01 a.m. this morning and then she said there will be a vote today. okay let's talk about the first up i'm not sure what she's talking about if she meant the 4 trillion-dollar plus audit reconciliation bill, they are trillions of dollars apart, they be in the democratic party which is presently engaged in a circular firing squad operation between the progressive left wing which could be virtually the whole party in the last of the independent blue dog democrats not being senators joe manchin and kyrsten sinema i've been calling this usually assured destruction kind of like the old days of the cold war and frankly it's getting to be fun not just the usual shooters we have all kind of people we have house members jayapal, aoc firing at joe manchin, bernie sanders is high gear slamming losey in her late-night negotiations. last evening the senate budget chair said all of this is unaccept

and also, what about the park, and nancy pelosi's district? should taxpayers be paying for all of these progressive equity programs when we don't know what's in there? host: let's talk to steve, who is calling from cool bill -- calling from ohio on the democrat line. good morning. caller: good morning. i'm 69 years old and i have been around for a while. i think that -- i think both parties need to quit being challenged. we have priorities in our life. they are going to take what comes at them, as it comes at them. throwing all the stuff in, there is to double much fighting. there is to double much pork. we can't run our lives like that. everybody would be going bankrupt. just stick to the issues. stick to the priorities and get america going. make everything prosperous and let all americans be proud of their country. that's all i have to say. quit being childish and greedy. host: let's go to shelton, who is calling from columbia, south carolina, on the independent line. caller: thank you, c-span. i don't want to see the government shutdown. b

president biden was hoping to get a phone call on airforce one from house speaker nancy pelosi telling him that half of his package passed the house today. that call never came. instead speaker pelosi was forced to retreat from her plan for the house to vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill that passed the senate in august. president biden went to the house of representatives first thing in morning at 9:00 a.m. for a closed door session with all house democrats in which he hoped to rally them to pass that infrastructure bill today. according to sources familiar with what was said at the meeting president biden told house democrats, quote, the house and senate majorities and my presidency will be determined by what happens in the next week. the president was hoping that the infrastructure bill would be passed today by the house of representatives so that he could have a bill signing ceremony as soon as he returns from europe while the house and senate would then be completing the series of votes necessary to pass the $1.75 trillion bill under the reconciliation rules that allows th

nancy pelosi asked the democrats who support the roads and bridges bill and sources say every single lawmaker inside the room stood up and her point was to remind them that even though there's a $2 trillion divide over the dramatic expansion of the social safety net remains an obstacle, so we begin our coverage with cnn's ryan nobles on capitol hill. ryan, what else are you hearing as things are so intense there? >> yeah. dana, i think you laid it out very well. it seems at this point after all the drama that you had yesterday and a lot of back and forth between the moderate and progressive wings of the democratic party. today is all about getting the party back on the same page, and what the house speaker is attempting to do is remind this caucus that they have a lot more in common than they have in areas of disagreement and that by and large when you talk to democrats they agree that they want to see both that bipartisan infrastructure package passed and also some form of reconciliation, so the problem right now is finding areas of common ground on that big reconciliation piece, an

nancy pelosi, joe biden pushed hard and then had to back down in the face of this dynamic. progressives not happy because of manchin and sinema. but they were not seeing at the. time now we are our here again, a month later, with a more significant deadline i would say in the sense that joe biden really wanted the white house to be able to go to the g20, to scott, low to glasgow with a genuine climate commitment in his hand. to be able to walk in with that kind of credibility. and they're also looking at the off year elections on tuesday. on tuesday for virginia new jersey. because every time this deadline gets pushed out later. more events happen in the political environment that could make it more complicated to pass this bill. so they really wanted to get this done today, and again it happened, so we are hearing a lot from camilla jayapal that suggests that some progress is softening on some stuff, they now see some of the language. she is trying to put a very positive face on, the fact that we are very close, but i'll say again, i don't know what will happen next week i

house speaker nancy pelosi is really forcing this issue to get beth the social spending bill and the infrastructure bill passed. what's happening? >> she's wants final plans later today. pelosi penned a letter to democrats. she said there must be, quote, trust and confidence in the social spending plan in order to unlock a vote on the infrastructure package, but liberals are holding that bill hostage. >> once we have an agreement and assuming we all agree on it, then let's finish the legislative text. let's make absolutely sure everyone is on the same page and we will vote both bills. >> there is tension between liberal and moderate democrats. one moderate democrat said, quote: it's blanking progressives. moderates believe the left is demanding unreasonable things, bret. >> bret: last thing, chad. i know i'm grilling you here, where do we stand on paid family leave. there is some reporting it's going to be yanked out. >> we are told that that was a bridge too far for joe manchin and is likely to be out. but new york democrat kristin gillibrand says not so fast and one aide told fox t

nancy pelosi left the capitol at 12:01 this morning. >> speaker pelosi. after hours of meetings, the two sides seem trillions of dollars apart. how do you break this down? >> how disappointed are you there is no vote tonight, madam speaker? >> there will be a vote today. >> so a vote on infrastructure could come today or tomorrow or whenever. >> vote today? >> what is your definition of today? you know, today in legislative language is not until you adjourn. >> house democrats hold a caucus meeting in less than a half hour. moderate democrats want the infrastructure bill. fox is told they're prepared to walk. they believe no extra spending is better than a lot of extra spending which they can't support. bill. >> i don't know how you define today but i think it's- >> it is friday on the calendar. could be saturday or thursday. >> bill: thank you, chad. dana. >> dana: and tgif it is. let's bring in chris wallace the host of "fox news sunday". i have to tell you, the far left is saying we've had enough. moderates are saying we're mad at you. president biden

let nancy pelosi and chuck schumer run this. but joe biden by executive action and his bully pulpit has made a lot of prostprogress on the virus. he's doing other things in other policy areas that are important and it's a good contrast for the republicans. i would keep out of the congressional lease as much as i would if i were the white house and have a segment on what's in this bill. >> it's why for good reason these are two friends of our broadcast to whom we wish a good weekend. our thanks on a friday night. another break for us. >>> coming up, a leading infectious disease expert is here to talk about the promising news out today in the fight against this pandemic. the fight against this pandemic. i thought i was managing my moderate to severe crohn's disease. then i realized something was missing... ...me. my symptoms were keeping me from being there for her. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humira is the #1 prescribed biologic for people with crohn's disease. the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom re

i don't bet against nancy pelosi. she is going to land this plane with the help of chuck schumer and of course because of president biden's leadership. >> congressman raskin member of the house select committee on january 6th, senior member of the house progressive caucus i will send over a hall pass for you. sorry to get you out of the meeting tonight. i know you'll be there late with your colleagues. thanks for making time to be with us. >> very much appreciate it. >> more ahead. stay with us. >>> before california congresswoman barbara lee turned 16 years old, she had never been on an airplane before. this is congresswoman lee describing the circumstances under which that all changed for her. >> so i got pregnant as a teenager. i had just turned 16. and, quite frankly, i really didn't know what had happened to me. in those days the word was take quinine pills. if you think you're pregnant. which i wasn't quite sure. i kind of thought but i wasn't sure. sit in a tub of hot water. or try a coat hanger. all of those.

that's the balancing act here and that's what we're going to hear from nancy pelosi. she has really been herding cats the entire time, all of the disparate fractions of her caucus. what i've heard consistently from these lawmakers, they feel like this is the time to do a once in a lifetime set of legislating for a lot of progressive priorities. and what they'd also continue to say is, this is president biden's agenda and his shot at a real legislative package that's substantive. they don't want to blow it. >> this is president biden's agenda. we know that speaker pelosi doesn't make these decisions in a vacuum. you have to assume she's saying these things in consultation with the white house. what has the white house signalled or hinted at that they might be able to drop if they go that route? >> reporter: there's been a bit of deference on the part of the white house to speaker pelosi in terms of the leadership in congress. what would the president support dropping in getting to a final vote yes? it's whatever gets 218 votes in the house. there are some clues, though

i don't think nancy pelosi, steny hoyer, chuck schumer, i don't think they want these bills to pass. i think they don't want -- want them to fail so next year they can go around the country whining about how the neo-republicans didn't let them pass the infrastructure bill. thank you. host: roger -- excuse me, marching get in rogersville, tennessee. margaret. tennessee, go ahead. caller: i'm here. i'm here. host: go ahead. caller: ok. what i called about was they cry about the debt, the debt. our debt. and i was wondering when the senate republicans, the afghans, they just dumped the country in here, and this is what happens on 9/11. we taught them how to fly. then hem. and they used that against us. i was wondering they are not -- not by the thousands -- hundreds but by the thousands. and they are housing them. providing clothing, shelter, their home is here in this country in any city across the whole united states are homeless people. people that work are losing their housing. myself, i lost a home because i wasn't able to pay due to sickness. why don't we let charity begin at home

don't know if you're upset this morning but nancy pelosi is not happy. jillian: a soundbite we will be hearing all morning long. >>:reporters telling them they should be doing a better job selling president biden's build back better plan. >> when i think you all can do a better job to be frank with you because every time i come here i go through the list, family medical leave, the issues that are in their. it is true. it is hard to break through when you have such a comprehensive package. >> her own parties and even sold on it with kristen sinema and man's election against it. 10% of americans are confident they know a lot of details what is in it, expanded medicare, universal pre-k and free community college for illegal immigrants and equity, billions of dollars. heather: goldstar from nancy pelosi. jillian: we need an update on the governor of new jersey. carley: little wear masks is the 2021 version of let them eat cake. new jersey governor phil murphy facing backlash for going maskless at an indoor event imposing a mask mandate on. the new jersey law

progressives called his bluff, called nancy pelosi's bluff. they got something for it which was that agreement to get both the infrastructure package and the soft infrastructure package welded together. so they're still holding their cards and while there is a lot of theatric with the president going off to rome, we still don't know what the progressives end up doing. i think the white house argument, the closest we have got to a direct response to some of the progressive worries about this was from jen psaki this week when she was asked, what do you say to those democrats who supported the president even though they wanted him to be more progressives? her message was, do you want to be part of something or want to be part of nothing? this is the biden's administration time for choosing, saying go for half the loaf because the full loaf is not is not possible because we don't agree amongst ourselves. neil: yeah. even moderates were warning, don't hang your hat on getting this passed and that will save your presidency. democrats, they argue qui

she published an open letter to nancy pelosi and senate majority leader chuck schumer calling for all parents to receive paid family leave, she's the perfect spokesperson for this her whole life paid for by this. she tried to brag about her humble beginnings writing i grew up on $4.99 salad, i waited tables, it took multiple jobs to cover odds and ends and still no personal style. she failed to mention her nearly $10000 private school tuition, 30,000 dollars a year college tuition or the fact that her dad literally one lottery, 750 thousand dollars when she was a kid on top of $200,000 a year union fighting job in hollywood so what is meghan trying to do here? >> i can't believe we are not respecting her privacy #in her family's privacy. don't knock on that buffet. if i won the lottery, i'd still be hitting got up at 3:00 a.m. if i had to predict it's interesting because the democrat party base catering to celebrities and stuff, we saw paris hilton on the hill today. you can take the printers out of the reality show but you can't take the reality tv show out of the process. if she's a

house speaker nancy pelosi working the phones with progressives who are demanding movement on the much larger $3.5 trillion human infrastructure bill. health care, child care, early education and fighting climate change. tonight, moderate democratic senator joe manchin and the price tag he now says he'll accept. can they come up with a framework that they all agree on so that they can then pass this smaller bipartisan bill tonight? what the house speaker said late today. rachel scott live on the hill. terry moran live at the white house. >>> the coronavirus and tonight, the vaccine mandates kicking in. workers refusing to get vaccinated now losing their jobs. the battle reaching a breaking point in some places. police escorting public health officials to safety in new hampshire. and tonight here, the new study. just how many americans who have had covid still have symptoms three to six months later? and what they're now seeing. >>> the school shooting in memphis. a teenager opening fire in a stairwell. a 13-year-old boy in critical condition. hundreds on lockdown and what we just learn

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when nancy pelosi said there's gonna be a vote of money, there was not a vote on monday. then she said there be a vote on, thursday there was not a vote on thursday. they're supposed to be a vote on friday. there is not a vote on friday. because in fact they don't have the votes, and this is the fundamental tension here between the great aspirations of the democratic party, and the constrain majorities they have actually have to work. with president biden was quoted today is telling the democrats in that meeting, that they have fdr in lbj like ambitions, but they don't have lbj or lbj majorities. they literally cannot spare a single democrat. you have a 50 vote caucus, as the majority in the senate, we are lying on a tie breaking vote a vice president. it means the one senator is most reluctant to go along with your agenda, gets to control how far you are able to go. that's just the reality of politics. will it matter for president biden in the long run? we don't know the answer yet. if ultimately they get something through, they get something substantial through, probabl

>> well, let's not limit it to nancy pelosi. i will definitely -- let's talk about pelosi but this is true of president biden, it's true of senate majority leader chuck schumer. we've seen the inability of the party leaders to push their members in either direction, either to get one of the bills or the other bill or both of them at the same time. but as far as speaker pelosi goes, i do think that, you know, number one, we've seen her more amenable to the needs of some of the recalcitrance that she used to just kind of snap back into shape when she needed to, and i think some of that does have to do with the fact that she's said that this will be her last term as speaker. you know, there's no fear factor with pelosi anymore and i think it also speaks to a larger thing that's been going on in our politics, which is, in both parties, really, a resistance to establishment figures and the existence of establishment politics. >> were you surprised that it seems as if the president essentially sided with the progressive caucus? >> i w

nancy pelosi signed onto that, the president signed onto that. now it looks like the president is saying no, we are going my way. we'll get this infrastructure bill through. i also heard them say we'll get human infrastructure through without those two senators. good luck on that. how will that work exactly? they might pull over 10 or so republicans on the house side for the infrastructure bill to get that part passed but when they go back to the other in the senate i think it's a tough lift to do that without those two senators. >> bill: they will try to thread the needle. not easy as we pointed out. the back drop you have two significant stories developing for the country. one is the state of the economy that we'll talk about in a moment. the other is the fate of these governor races on tuesday. the one in virginia is getting the most attention. polling suggests it is neck-and-neck. if you get a republican victory on tuesday and don't go forward on these bills it is one of the scare tactics that democratic leadership is using to say to their me

coming up at 11:30 eastern, house speaker nancy pelosi holds her weekly news conference on the democrat legislative agenda, including the house vote to increase the debt ceiling. at 7: -- at later at 3:00, the u.s. house returns to debate on the debt ceiling bill. listen live on c-span, c-span.org, or with the c-span now app. host: the senior political columnist is back with the national journal. his against the grain column. it was last weekend against the grain where you dug just how worried should democrats be about the numbers right now? be very worried. his average job approval according to the 538 polling average is 44%. that is lower than every president at this point in their administration in the last 50 years other than donald trump. it is a double whammy. the president is losing support amongst independents. his average support among independents is in the 30's and most of these polls. you also have an intensity of opposition among republicans and even independents, a deep disapproval from a sizable plurality of voters. you have on top of it a lot of evidence that democrats a

today house speaker nancy pelosi faces a big lift to keep that jen on track despite the failed deal last night. the white house, democratic leadership isn't giving up. moderate house democrats are, though, we're told, growing increasingly frustrated with the administration, sources telling cnn they feel like the president has not been forceful enough in demanding exactly what he wants. >> now, that comes as progressive democrats continue to resist fierce pressure from within the caucus, the party's far-left wing refusing to pass the infrastructure bill after learning the white house couldn't reach a deal with senate moderates on reconciliation. and senator manchin publicly reiterating he's not willing to go above $1.5 trillion for the spending package, a number far below the figure democrats have been talking about putting out there for months. our team is following all the latest developments out of washington. let's start with cnn congressional correspondent lauren fox who's on capitol hill. i'm hearing the positive spin the democrats are trying to put on this, that we were hearing her

house speaker nancy pelosi pushing for a vote on the separate infrastructure bill despite clear messages from progressives who say they will not support it without knowing more specifics, without seeing legislative texts for the social spending bill. they want to know that it will go through and, again, that guaranteed support not there right now for senate democrats. pelosi, meantime, warning her caucus not to embarrass the president as he travels to europe with america's reputation and his own credibility at stake. cnn's phil mattingly is in rome. manu raju on capitol hill. panu, i want to start with you, because some of the reaction that we're hearing coming out of the meeting of the progressive caucus, it is very clear that they are digging in today. today may not be a vote for infrastructure. they are not happy. >> yeah, they are not, and nancy pelosi is signaling that she's pushing ahead telling democrats at the caucus meeting they want a vote today. a number of democrats got up and gave her a round of applause and progressive members want assurances from the more moderate democrat

we expect to hear the first official reaction from house speaker nancy pelosi at any moment. president biden delayed his flight to meet with the pope at the vatican today, seemingly in order to seal the deal with one last sales pitch on capitol hill, to get everybody on board and push his signature spending plans over the finish line before boarding air force one. today the president made clear compromise is at hand. he is on board even without everything he wanted. >> today i'm pleased to announce that after months of tough and thoughtful negotiations, i think we -- i know we have an historic economic framework. it's a framework that will create millions of jobs, grow the economy, invest in our nation and our people, turn the climate crisis into an opportunity, and put us on a path not only to compete but to win the economic competition for the 21st century against china and every other major country in the world. it's fiscally responsible, it's fully paid for. i want to thank my colleagues in the congress for their leadership. we spent hours and hours and hours over months

. >> you know if nancy pelosi were to bring up the vote in the next couple days? >> if it's by itself, a stand-alone, absolutely i'm 100% a no. there's no getting me to a yes. >> progressives have been clamoring to see text of the bill. pelosi just dropped the 2,400 pages worth. so bust out your reading glasses, jesse, old man. for when a vote happens, nancy pelosi is being crystal clear. >> are you holding a infrastructure vote today? have you made that decision? are you holding a infrastructure vote today? >> greg: a true leader. so jesse, there is a democrat victory in here. they have made it so americans so 1.75 as a small number? a bargain. >> greg: yeah. they began with $3 trillion, which means their strategy worked and we're screwed. >> jesse: we're screwed. i don't think the strategy worked. i think it's a mess. i hope i'm wrong. i think they'll get something passed in the next five days to give joe a win overseas so he which beat his chest to the world. they have to get something done under the wire before tuesday. so the media will write this story. this

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we saw nancy pelosi walking off when she was asked, is there going to be a vote today. we know the president wanted to leave for this trip with something sort of done. something that he would have in hand. here's what she said about the bigger bill. she wouldn't answer that question. this is what she said about the human infrastructure bill. >> those that said they want to see text, the text is there for you to review, for you to complain about, for you to add to, subtract from, whatever it is. we'll see what consensus emerges from that. we really very much are on a path. >> martha: all right. i want a shot of this. this is what it is. this is what they have to go through and figure out if there's something that they want to add to or subtract from. this part here is the first 370 pages of the build back better bill. this, because we couldn't get it printed in time, this is what it would look like if we had all 2,400 pages on this desk right now. so this is what you have to go through over the weekend, no halloween, folks, if you want to dig in and you want to read this

standoff between moderate and far left progressive's forcing house speaker nancy pelosi but for now, plans for about this week. welcome to another hour of fox news live, i am eric shawn. arthel: hello, divided democrat failing to see eye to eye on president biden's massive social spending plan with two senate moderate saying $3.5 trillion price tag needs to be cut down drastically. the president wants their support but liberal house democrats say bipartisan infrastructure bill cannot move forward unless the senate passes the larger spending package. meredith has more on all of this mark, tell us more. >> it's good job security here from washington news coming out of d.c. good afternoon. president biden said he remains confident eventually democrats are going to get on the same page get around to passing to massive spending bills but when might that happen? product the president had a chance to go up to capitol hill to encourage democrats to keep negotiating but the party is ending this week split between moderates and progressives. two key senators say they are not going to support s

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standoff between moderate and far left progressive's forcing house speaker nancy pelosi but for now, plans for about this week. welcome to another hour of fox news live, i am eric shawn. arthel:

nancy pelosi got -- when someone entered his office. when you know law and you won't enter law, law signed into court of law, a press comes out, the affair goes to the people. [indiscernible] the levees have already been paid. we have a construction crew in portland where we want to make piping? host: it's top news story time on "washington journal." this is about ron desantis calling for a special legislative session. florida's governor will not back down when it comes to fighting the biden administration's covid-19 vaccine mandate. governor ron desantis, the republican thursday, called a special legislative session in the state to stop president joe biden's policy from affecting floridian businesses. companies with more than 100 employees would be required to enforce the policy. biden announced in september. that is a policy that has not been introduced quite yet. the governor saying we have an opportunity to take additional action, and i think we have to do it, i think we have got to stand up for people's jobs and their livelihoods.

you we have the reporting josh lederman of, nancy pelosi says 90%, their mansion says not so much. do you think it is likely that democrats get both deals done this week? and if you are advising them, what are you telling them? >> yes. i think we are really close. we are a big tent party with a lot of points of view. we need consensus, and to get this across the line. there are a lot of different ways to get this in play. last year, democrats outlined a bold forward looking vision for one they were elected, that is what we need to deliver. i think the biden administration is going to deliver this pure investment to infrastructure, roads and bridges, as well as key economic and human infrastructure policy like paid leave and childcare. these policies are going to get people back to work, care for their families and be the cornerstone for a good economic recovery, good economic recovery. at the end of the day, this is all about math. we mainly agree on the policy outcomes, we need to find a way to pay for that in a way that will get us the votes we need, the vote in the bill of chamb

this morning nancy pelosi seemed to try to nod towards the more moderate wing of her party agreeing with them that the best way to get president biden's agenda unstuck in congress is to do less but do it well and do it longer as opposed to do what progressives wanted which is try a lot of things in a shorter period of time and see what sticks. it is all part of the democratic party strategy to remove some sticker shock on the agenda while still pursuing popular agenda items. >> the fact is that if there is fewer dollars to spend there are choices to be made and members have said let's get the results that we need but we will not diminish the transformative nature of what it is. >> but it's been a messy struggle for the party because they're try and lating the members. the majority they fear they'll lose. when one democrats look to restore the coalition that defeated donald trump is to invoke the threat of the former president why three weeks out from the virginia gubernatorial election mcall i have is making that play. >> this would be as i say the comeback of donald trump. this would li

but still no deal and house speaker nancy pelosi has set a new deadline of october 31st pass of $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure package pretty here's president biden when told this morning as he left the white house or delaware. biden: as part of being in government. and look, one of the things that i love about you guys, i watch today that he would bow he would do this. but it's going to work like heck to make sure this passes. [inaudible]. been on the phone a lot. >> welcome the "fox news" life. arthel: and i am arthel neville. eric: and i am eric shawn in those of one of the few big stories were also following the prices on the southern border may be about to get even worse and reportedly up to 400,000 migrants are expected to claim asylum in the u.s. and 60000 patients may be on their way and newly released police body cam video has some disturbing light in the relationship between the late gabby petito and her missing fiancÉ brian laundrie we live "fox news" coverage in all of this, in bellport, florida read and jeff always on the southern border has the latest from him

pelosi is in charge. and members of congress have seen her deliver before, have seen her pull rabbits out of a hat, and i think it is pelosi's determination to get this done is the reason that some democrats are a little optimistic that this is actually going to work out. >> and her giving deadlines, is that something that helps her, or is this part of her policy on how she gets things done? >> it has worked so far on this bill, because she has set several deadlines that have come and gone. the real deadline is november 2nd and the virginia governor's race. she understands what the virginia governor's race did in 2009, when the republican won, it signaled big losses for democrats in the midterms of next year. democrats lost control of the house. she is watching like joe biden that race with great seriousness. and it is no favor to terry mcauliffe, if the democratically controlled congress cannot get at least the infrastructure through by then. >> i mean, it looks like a toss-up right now. 49-49, the lates

. >> harris: nancy pelosi is missing speaker of the house. tammy, you will be hosting hannity tonight filling in for sean at 9:00 p.m. eastern. we'll all tune in for that. william shatner will be boldly going where no 90-year-old has gone before, space, the final frontier. the actor best known for playing captain kirk will blast off wednesday on the spaceship. they're talking about it on cavuto coast to coast at noon eastern and on your world with neil cavuto at 4:00 p.m. eastern right here on the fox news channel. last year halloween was considered a high-risk super spreader event. last week it was too soon to tell about christmas. dr. anthony fauci and what he is saying about halloween this year. plus this. >> the last 10 years he dedicated his life to serving the public and he did it so selflessly. >> that's just who he was. he always put others first. he loved his family more than anything. >> harris: crying with that family. we cry together. family members of one of two fallen officers speaking out, both ambushed and killed in the line o