pelosi: good morning. i came back in time to speaker pelosi: good morning. i came back in time last night to root on the ravens. two-point conversion to tie up the game to win in overtime at the same time as the san francisco giants won the second of three games in terms of baseball. more to come on that. it is always a unifying thing, sports, where we root for the home team. in my case, it is san francisco and baltimore as well. now that we have dispensed with the truly important, i want to report on a very important visit that i had at the end of last week and over the holiday weekend. as you may know, climate issue was my issue when i was speak of the first time when president bush was president and we passed the biggest energy bill in the history of our country, some of which was usurped by president obama when he was president for executive orders regarding climate and energy. we were not able to pass the legislation for climate, needing 60 votes in the senate. it has always been of the highest priority. this weekend and the end of last week and this we

pelosi: two parts? there are a lot of questions. >> do you believe you will get this done this month still? on the debt limit, are you still of the view that you should not do this as part of reconciliation? rep. pelosi: i did tell you that, didn't i? >> i don't think you did. rep. pelosi: you asked me if i would do it in reconciliation and you said no. maybe -- i'm optimistic that these decisions have to be made. there has been a lot of discussion and we are a democratic party. we are not a rubberstamp or a lockstep party. we have discussions and i am proud of the values that all the members have brought to the table, the knowledge of the issues that they are advancing and that they bring and the realization that even at 3.5 you have to make decisions. we have to make tighter decisions. my last letter previous to this when i said everybody sharpen your pencils. an old phrase. nobody uses a pencil anymore. but sharpen your pencil literally and figuratively. but i am optimistic. in terms of the debt ceil

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we should all be disappointed. >> house speaker nancy pelosi doesn't lose votes on the floor if pelosi had the votes, the house would have voted on the bill tonight. progressives now control the votes, not pelosi, nor the president. sean? >> sean: all right, great analysis. thank you, chad pergram. and that is nancy pelosi's m.o. she doesn't lose votes on the floor. she had the votes, she would've called for the vote. joining us with maurice congresswoman elise stefanik and former senior counsel to president trump, kellyanne conway. good to see you both. congresswoman, we will start with you. we see what is happening with the democratic party. this started out at $3.5 trillion, although if you use joe's math, it wouldn't cost us zero, zero, pay your fair share. with that math doesn't work. now it is 1.75, manchin still saying he is sticking at 1.5. do you see, you are on the floor, did democratic progressive caucus going along with a manchin-sinema-style bill? >> absolutely not. democrats are in utter disarray, sean, and this is a lame duck speaker of the house. nancy pelosi is a lame

remember speaker pelosi famous quote is we need to pessimism we can find out what is in it and when the white house rushes on framework hours before the president comes to the health, you know they are desperate and grasping for straws. the best ideas compete no longer and other competing for a vote based upon when air force one lands in rome. i'm a hard time believing the american public thank is a good idea for 87000 irs agents and we begin to hear different things the getting pulled out of the bill but there is one thing that have never heard pull out of the bill pretty the 200 million pelosi park, that apparently will always stay in and speaker pelosi is called at this the culmination of her career and said it just a couple of weeks ago in this very room. this may be the culmination of a many congressional's careers and think about it, every week, and it democrat announces the retirement and the democratic budget chair, only in his second term as chair has call it quits in the congresswoman, former chairwoman, has call it quits and 15 percent of the democratic leaders on appropriati

nancy pelosi is a lame duck, and we know that both joe biden andc nancy pelosi and the entire democratic party is being controlled by the far left socialist progressives that you played earlier today.nt the cori bushes, the aocs, theef pramila jayapals, who do not represent everyday 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 c 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 ises riddld and loaded up with far left policies like mass amnesty for illegal immigrants, heat your home tax as 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

nancy pelosi sent out a new letter. talk to me about it. >> don, that letter really isn't offering us much clarity in terms of where this is headed tonight. i talked to three different sources familiar with her writing saying we shouldn't interpret this letter to say there is not going to be a vote tonight. it says, it has been a day of progress in search of building back better. work is being done. discussions continue with the house, senate and white house to reach a bicameral framework agreement to build back better through a reconciliation bill. that means it could still play out tonight, and we have seen officials from the white house, senator bernie sanders coming out to clearly come to some sort of agreement. again, this is all playing out on the senate side, don. on the house side, that group of more than 50 progressive lawmakers held a zoom call amongst their members where they continue to hold firm that they're not going to vote yes unless the bill is passed in the senate. that's not happening tonight. so it i

pelosi: i trust the president. and if any house member, any senator has questions about it, we welcome that. i trust the president of the united states. all the things i name wefd agreement on most of those things. when people see the language they say it goes further than i thought, i don't know. we'll see what they say back. but we are in range on those things. there's some things that are not in, i frackly have not given up on. but being the mother of five in six year i changed more diapers than anybody in congress. i would like to see more for the day babies but that's a work in progress. reporter: she said she was bamboozled by what she expected today and pramila jayapal saying she has the votes to keep the infrastructure bill from passing. what's your response when you hear that sort of dissension in your caucus about where you stand when you present a positive picture of where you are? ms. pelosi: i have respect for all members in the big tent that is the democratic party. they have concerns when they hear s

so they highered lobbyists who descended on pelosi. one of her advisors left and became a broker as well. her hums paul was offered a free screen invite to get in on visa's $18 billion ipo. did nancy and her husband hesitate? no, they bought $1 billion in visa stock. visa shares going up over 200% during the time, making the pelosis a fortune on paper. they have a knack for taking advantage of market timing. in march paul pelosi exer-sides microsoft options two weeks before the tech giants got a $22 billion contract to equip the u.s. army with high-tech headsets. they got tesla stock right before joe biden announced electric car incentives. the pelosi family cashed in big time just before congress was set to jump on big tech make $5.3 million. the pelosis have never been indicted for insider trading. but her investments, marriage and access coupled with timing are under suspicion. all we are doing is following the money and there sure is a lot of it. the president of the government accountability institute and the drill down podcast ho

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. one from his schedule for the coming week, the white house announcing today he's going to head to connecticut to speak about child care. even that issue of child care could mean different things. is it universal prekindergarten or the expansion of the child care tax credit. the other must do is the climate related provisions. that has to do with travel we expect the white house to announce. the president indicating he's heading to glasgow, scotland, where the president hopes to be able to say to his fellow world leaders here i

house speaker nancy pelosi just sent out a new letter. so talk to me about it. >> and, yeah, don, that letter isn't really offering us much clarity onto where things are heading here tonight. i talked to three different sources familiar with their thinking saying we shouldn't interpret this letter as saying there will not be a vote here tonight. in fact, this is part of what the letter reads. it has been a day of progress in fulfilling the president's vision to build back better. thanks to so many members and staff the work is being done. discussions continue with the house, senate and white house to reach a bicameral framework agreement to build back better through a reconciliation bill. so that indicates that the house speaker is content to let this play out at least for a certain period of time tonight. and we have seen officials from the white house, senator manchin, senator sinema, senator bernie sanders come in and out of different offices on capitol hill here today clearly trying to come to some sort of agreement. but at the same t

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

here's speaker pelosi. >> good afternoon. thank you very much for accommodating the excitement that we had this morning with the visit of the president of the united states. a president with a big vision of america and he came to speak to us about how he saw things now, presenting a framework about building back better with women. i said over and over that the provisions in the bill are about parents earning and kids learning. with home health care, with child care, child tax care credit and all is a liberation for women to be able to pursue their careers, help take care of their families while their children and family members are cared for. in any event, what we talked about that was the fact that if any one of these features were in a bill, that we were taking up in the congress, if we were taking up the child care pieces of this and the home health care pieces of it, it would be historic. big. nearly $1 trillion. children learning, parents earning, caring for our loved ones at home and respecting those who do so. second p

we know the ongoing negotiations as speaker pelosi tries to bridge the divide. we'll see what role president biden is going to play. there has been some complaints from his democrats that he's been too hands off. we'll talk about senator sinema and manchin and not listening to others. they still believe at the end o f the day, they can't imagine democrats will submarine the agenda of their own party. they think they can still get it done. thank you again for having a great weekend, stay tuned for "morning joe" starts right now. >> it's a big week for lawmakers. it's just baseball, no politics. >> biden was snoozing and signing and signing baseball. he left the park about an hour since he arrived that had big absent dad vibes. you looked great out there, daddy is on a work call. okay, i am going to jump on this, reese's mom is going to give you a ride home. i will order you a pizza. oh shoot, are you the one with the dairy allergy. well, just peel the cheese off, love you, love you buddy. [ applause ] >> the game was a nail biter. the democrats have a chance for

that was nancy pelosi. down by 17 on the s&p 500, off by .4% following a monthly drop through september of 4.7 percentage points. at the start of the equity markets, yields unchanged. the fx market, a lot to discuss, the stronger dollar story that evolved in the last week or so. the euro-dollar, 1.1582. tom: the vix, 21 outweigh 24 level, showing some of the friday tension that we have. she got home in time to see jimmy fallon wrap it up on the tonight show, emily wilkins joins us from an exhausted washington. i read the articles and will cut to the chase. is there any negotiation and/or compromise? i don't observe it. emily: there is a negotiation. we saw that with senator manchin going to the white house and white house officials shuttling between nancy pelosi and chuck schumer's offices with lawmakers coalescing. we still have a very long way from an agreement on president biden's social spending and tax plan and that is the crux of the problem. aggressive's are refusing nancy pelosi the vote that she ne

nancy pelosi walking side by side president biden. we saw them have a moment together at the baseball game. they have a lot at stake. nancy pelosi has a reputation for being able to pull these things together at the last minute. this is -- the pressure is on as they move into the room here. there's james clyburn from south carolina who had a big role in helping security the nomination nor president biden. he was able to south carolina and got a win. if it wasn't for that, i doubt we would be looking at this picture right now, chris. as i mentioned before, i remember president biden saying in those debates, you know, when pressed on how progressive he would be, he said, you know, i'm the leader of the party. i am the standard bearer of the democratic party. it's going to way i want it to go. he's about to have a big test for that. >> that's right. in fact, when donald trump was talking about him being pushed around by the bernie sanders wing, his comeback was to say i beat bernie sanders. it's very interesting to watch now. bernie sand

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

mark elias, nancy pelosi, the democrats in the house lost again. when all of a sudden, marinette's opponent withdrew her contested election request and marinette miller meeks was safe. now, i've got to be honest with you, the former political op operative, somebody who used to yell about fogarty's bills in a different position i was in, i was looking forward as i, as a former operative, the super bowl of elections, who raise it on the house of the representatives. i would have felt like tom freakin' brady. [laughter] unless i lost. but you know what? i'd much rather give up that opportunity to do that, to not have to go through it and know what the end result would have been. it would have been the voters, the will of the voters in iowa's congressional district that elected marinette, that will would have been thrown out. we would have fought hard, we would have fought valiantly and matter of fact i think we would have had enough moderate democrats who would worry this may happen to them. fear is an amazing thing in politics. and that's our message

look, speaker pelosi is not going to stop on election issues. she's not going to stop trying to implement her top down approach here in washington, d.c. and we saw that over the month of august. i've been in congress nine years. and worked for a member of congress for 16 years before that. how many times i've ever come back to washington, d.c. in the middle of august until this summer? zero. but she felt it so important to bring hr-4 to the floor without even having a hearing for our part of the jurisdictional boundaries in hr-4 in the house administration. this is their number 1 issue. their future, their dominance and their power depends upon them changing the electoral system here in washington, d.c. you are on the front lines of this fight. don't think that we can just sit back and prepare maybe for some contested elections. we can go out to certain parts of the country that are a little better than others. and that we're not going to work hand in hand with the folks who are running these elections. and we're going to be there and then all o

and now, pelosi wants to take another stab at it. >> speaker pelosi

nancy pelosi, 2.42 net worth. was 41 million, 17 years ago. assets in 350 million. fox news jesse watters reporting on this multiple homes. joe biden and bernie sanders got multiple homes. questions over nancy pelosi and bernie sanders, how do they own multimillion dollars homes own government property? nancy pelosi's husband is a venture capitalist, invested in commercial real estate but bernie sanders family run numerous non-profits. the money is hard to track. little to no oversight. what do you say, joe? >> i say bernie sanders has more houses than i do, that's for sure. not bad for a socialist. you know who is 100% accurate on this whole situation? going to shock you here, elizabeth. rem alexandria ocasio-cortez, democrat in new york. she said it should be illegal to buy and sell stocks if you're a member of congress. she is exactly right. it would be like professional athletes gambling on their own sport for which they would actually help decide the outcome, right? pelosi for example, wealth increase from 41 million about 17% ago to more than 100 million in 20

speaker pelosi, will there be a vote today? >> when we have the votes. >> that has frankly been the consistent refrayed from the speaker. at the same time we have heard from others and house leadership that they still expect a vote today. moderates say they remain bullish, though there is a reality in which time could be the ultimate motivator here. it's not locked in stone anywhere that a vote has to happen today. what we have seen is the contour of that price tag that they will be comfortable with, that has come out into public view. we have also heard from our sources that they are starting to get into the contours can't live without all of those puzzle pieces are coming together. the last 24 hours have been a lot of movement in the negotiating space, as the white house has gotten much more entrenched, spending top deputies to the hill. the president coming, really putting a finer point on that, emphasizing this is the key pinnacle of his economic and infrastructure agenda here but also helps -- >> let's remind people why th

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tide pods child-guard packaging. >>> just getting word that smoker pelosi's -- speaker pelosi's press briefing will be at 2 p.m. eastern time. you see pretty much everyone is gone from the area there. 2 p.m. eastern. speaker pelosi's news conference. the u.n. estimates that up to half a million afghans might leave their home country. that's a half a million. by the end of this year. of those already gone, 50,000 are still in resettlement camps in the u.s. living in military bases. there are reports of a lack of fundment tall care at one. in the uk 11,000 afghan refugees are still in hotels. in canada the government is promising to take in about 40,000 but only confirmed the arrival of a couple thousand. joining me now is the co-founder and managing editor of afghan news. what a pleasure to see you. thank you for being with me. you're in canada now, but your family is not. how are they doing? >> thank you very much. good morning. of course it was, it was -- i can't imagine that how it was dangerous, not only for me. for those activists and human rights activists. and especially for jou

they say they don't trust pelosi. they kneeled all 50 states in the city. you're trauking to dekt can of, so even a framework, an outline of aly. that is the gij of the process and it's simply not enough for those progressive members. can she change their minds, can biden change their mind before tonight? it seems doubtful, but they've been working all day. we'll see if anything changes, chris. >> so it's fair to give a little bit of criticism about the timing, because making a promise to the moderates what, are they really going to walk away from the biggest spending bill ever? what are they going to have to show for the midterms? but it is not fair to say, hoh,i guess pelosi has lost her touch in twisting the arms of the senate. >> they agreed to that date, october 27. the budget resolution sets the stage for that larger bill. to get agreement from those mode moderates, she had to agree to that budget bill by september 27. i asked her, wias it a mistake o make that agreement by friday? will they expire all the way across the country. >> transportation pro

the slim majority are in nancy pelosi in the house, speaker nancy pelosi needs their votes to do anything, so they call the shots, and our universities are essentially turning out activists, left ist activists, that is how they have' upset educational culture. i would be -- i am amazed that is what is happening, i first came to america, now 1970s, it was not a great place to be, jimmy carter was the president. president nixon -- it was a controlled economy. but please, ronald reagan sit us free, just like margaret thatcher in britain, ronald reagan in the united states, we have a glorious economy, i adored it, to go from there to now, i find astonishing, i shocked and surprised, i think you are too. mark: i am different disgustd by it. >> i am too. >> joe biden is a one man wrecking ball. you look at border and im break, we don't have immigration. it is a lawless border. >> can i interrupt. i know your show, but i have to break in. i first came to the united states, this is 1970s, we all knew that if you over stayed our visa, you were in deep trouble. we all knew that if you were here ill

we're waiting for nancy pelosi. we'll go to her in a few minutes. i'm not charles payne. i'm cheryl casone in for charles payne. the price tag is well off of what he wanted. we will look at market reaction to all of this, plus how you can take advantage of what's to come. the new disappointing gdp numbers for q3 cause for concern for all of that spending? the big question mark now, is stagflation here to stay? what does the fed do about all of this. you have the story, two cities are rolling out universal basic income to pay residents with no strings attached. free money. how one is using your tax dollars to do it. all that and a lot more on "making money". ♪. >> do we have a deal? or are we going to have a vote? president biden unveiling frame work after social spending package, spending the morning trying to persuade house democrats to get on board. let's bring in hillary vaughn, live on the hill with the latest. we're waiting on nancy pelosi right now. the question is, does she bring a vote to the floor? reporter: that is the question question, cheryl, speaker pelosi

speaker pelosi: we hope not. we have to have something that will pass the house and pass the senate. i'm not asking members to vote for something that has no chance to pass in the senate. host: speaker pelosi is in dealmaking mode. what should she be looking to sacrifice to get this through? guest: the most important thing she said was at the end. she's going to find a bill that can ultimately pass the senate. look at everything they have ever done. i think she is going to continue to listen. she is going to figure out how to get those votes in the house. whether that is including everything, as she mentioned at a shorter period of time and not others, i think those are conversations to have with the caucus and leaders schumer to figure out what will pass the senate. i do not think they have reached conclusion on those issues yet, but i think the speaker will have a good sense of where to get. she will continue to figure out what it is to get across the finish line. host: is there anything speaker pelosi could sa

pelosi had spent the day hudling with democrats. the out reach from president biden failed to bring the two camps together generating acrimony. senator manchin left late last night insisting the bill not to be linked. >> i pray to god, there is a lot of good in both of them. we should be able to come to an agreement. >> in a statement, jen psaki says a great deal has been made this weekend. progressives in the house remains adamant reconciliation needs to be completed before they vote for infrastructure. >> we have said clearly and we reiterated this again to the speaker, we'll not be able to vote for the infrastructure bill until the reconciliation has passed. we have been clear that we are ready to vote for both bills. >> so they are not budging. >> after hours of meeting, the two sides are still trillions of dollars apart. how do you bridge the gap? >> yesterday of course speaker pelosi says that we have positive thinking. i hope she feels positive, joe, but of course the longer this drags on, the harder it gets. >> eugene robins

jillian: it is friday october 1st, speaker pelosi delaying a vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill as progressives revolt in an attempt to save president biden's massive spending agenda. what can we expect to see on capitol hill? todd: 85,000 haitian migrants on their way to the us as summer -- drop, the number could skyrocket further. jillian: the white house facing outrage for its plan to have banks report every american bank transaction over $600 to the irs. one state is fighting back. todd: a lot coming up later on, "fox and friends first" on friday morning. jillian: welcome. begin with this fox news alert. democrats remain divided after blowing past the vote deadline on a bipartisan infrastructure bill. todd: president biden's massive spending plan hangs in the balance. nancy pelosi says wake me up when september ends. >> we are in for another long a dramatic day on capitol hill. democrats split on how to move president biden's legislative agenda forward. the speaker delay the vote on a bipartisan infrastructure package because from progressive members we are ready to vote it

look, speaker pelosi, is certainly a talented political tactician or. but i think one additional part, peter is right, this is just seeing how the sausage is made. but after weeks and weeks, talking about and hearing about how joe manchin, is running everything from his perch in the senate, because that's the majority, just as congressman woman said earlier today, on the house, things are close over there, but what happens, is every member of the democratic caucus in the house is joe manchin. and you need everyone to be on board, the progressives realize. that and after nancy pelosi walked away, from tying both the infrastructure and reconciliation bill together, after they saw that joe manchin was the one driving things, the progressives, and the house and no wait a minute, they dug, in this is a victory for them. look, i think this is also a reminder, to president biden, that yes he wants a win, yes he wants victory, yes he wants to notch an important piece of legislation, but who helped him win? and who helped give control of both houses to the democ

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

pelosi just held a meeting with her party. some democrats have now been floating a new number on the social safety net package of $2.1 trillion as a counter offer to senator joe manchin's $1.5 trillion top line offer. the leader of the house progressive caucus said she has yet to receive any official proposal and she does not expect resolutions soon. despite that, the head of the house democratic caucus just said this. >> we're going to vote today. i expect to vote today, and i expect that the bill will pass today. we just need to understand that there's a commitment on the senate side to do both in a meaningful and authentic way. >> have you gotten that? >> i hope that's something that we will receive in the next hour or so. >> cnn's lauren fox is on capitol hill for us, but i want to begin with cnn's phil mattingly. he's at the white house. so phil, the president is leaving for capitol hill, i guess, any moment, what's his plan when he gets here? >> reporter: i think to elevate things to be honest. there has been visceral in

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

about what biden is doing to this country but before we get to the two great guest i keep your nancy pelosi and others say if we do not vote to raise the debt ceiling, then what will happen is a full facing credit of the united states will be destroyed because we will default on our debt, i want to walk you through this, it is very, very important it your country, your tactics in the more scare tactics back to the democratics use all the time in order to change his country, push their agenda this is what they do let's unravel this. first of all we will not default on our debt service, here is why, whether the government shuts down or goes on you keep paying your taxes the treasury keeps collecting your taxes via the irs to the tune of approximately $320 billion every month, 320 billion every month. i went in i looked what part of that goes to debt service every month approximately $44 billion, wait a minute if the federal government is receiving all forms of income taxes and user fees $320 billion a month and $44 billion a month is what the debt service cost how will we default, we won't de

we leave that to speaker pelosi. there's plenty of hours of time left. >> and i canceled my flight an hour and a half from now, i want to be at home in my bed. my cat misses me. >> you don't believe me saying we're not going to have a vote. i knew we didn't have the votes and knew that. >> and according to the website, pelosi promised a vote in infrastructure, progressives threatened to sink it unless was coupled with the 3.5 trillion social spending beal. joe biden told the democrats to compromise and drop it down to $2 trillion. moderate democrats from new jersey lashed out at progressives, this is far left willing to put the president's agenda at risk and civility and bipartisan governing at risk. president joe biden remains optimistic. >> it doesn't matter when. it doesn't matter whether it's in six minutes, six days or six weeks. we're going to get it done. >> the senate meets later today to fund highway programs which ran out of gas-- excuse me, i mean cash friday morning and the legislation had been part of th

we'll send speaker pelosi packing out the door. if it's about election fraud, it will undermine our chances to do that. . >> isn't the more than just a political problem, though? wrong is wrong. >> i agree. we have elections. we're the oldest republic, oldest democracy in the world. we respect our elections. i think some states could tighten up their processes, but i don't attribute the results of november to election fraud. the fact is, in my district, a disturb an area, we lost 10% of the republican voters on the presidential ticket. and it wasn't on the policy positions. it was the name-calling, the twitter. people were upset the tone they were at the hearing. i think that was probably true across most suburban area. . >> congressman don bacon, we appreciate you being with us this morning. thank you for sharing your thoughts with us on all of this. . >> thank you. >>> let's go and talk about the democrats exclusively. what about the two lawmakers, senators, who are holding much of the democratic agenda, the other democrats's age

nevertheless, pelosi said in that room, kate, the vote is going to happen today. a number of members stood up and cheered and said, "vote, vote, quote," but some members sat down and didn't vote. there's little margin for error for the president to get this done, and given we don't expect many republicans to vote for this infrastructure bill, they can't afford to lose that many to get the narrower package through. a lot of questions, kate, about what's going to happen here. the question is does pelosi punt on the infrastructure bill or do the progressives cave? we'll see in the coming hours. >> this comes down to a fundamental issue that has been the same since the beginning that you just hit on -- trust. a lack of trust all around within the democratic party on the hill. but it all seems to be coming to a head in this moment. let's bring in kaitlan collins live in rome where the president will be traveling after his speech. kaitlan, i'm wondering if this is an either/or now, since biden is really putting his cards on the table and laying it all on the line. eithe