you had a chance to interview now president joe biden. let me play a little clip, then we'll discuss. >> literally, you know, i used to commute every day. i got in the train. i was leaving. i took the early train. my wife was leaving the school to teach school. called me on my cell just around aberdeen, maryland. just before baltimore. said, "joe, my god. my god, joe. a plane just flew right into the world trade tower. what do you think that means?" i said, "honey, i -- i don't know." she said, "i have to get ready." she called back in a few minutes, "oh, my god, joe. oh, my god. there's a plane, it's running -- oh, my god. it ran right into the second tower." i said, "honey, this is a big problem. this sounds coordinated." with that, by that time, other people started getting calls on the train. we went into the baltimore tunnel, so you lose the coverage as you go into the tunnel there. by the time i came out, there was -- i had everybody on the train. senator, what's going on? what happened? i said, i'm not sure. we were all listening,

joe biden is swinging for the fences. you look at this speech, this is a once in a century opportunity to reset the american system. you're talking about a free community college? you're talking about child care. you're talking about family leave. you're talking about the family economics that are on display here will change people's lives in a real way. so i think nobody has really put it together yet. this is a big reveal. you put all the stuff together. you've got the deferred maintenance taking care of for how this country can work for more people. i think it's a big deal. >> evan, you wrote the book on joe biden. are you surprised by the direction he's moving? >> he feels this moment calls as van said for something larger than an ordinary set of policy items. in his inauguration address 99 days ago, he mentioned democracy more than any address in history not only because we were two weeks after the insurrection out capitol. it's because he really sees there is a risk if americans don't believe democracy can deliver f

also in atenens president joe biden who spoke of the immense stress the capitol police have been under after multiple attacks this year. >> never has there been more strain, i have been here a long time, i have been here since 1972, a senator, '73, and so much strain and responsibility placed on the shoulders of the capitol police. and yet you hear it, you see it, you watch them, and you watch them do their duty with pure courage and not complain. >> evans is the second capitol police officer to die in the line of duty this year. the other died after the capitol riot in jan from injuries sustained on duty and two officers died by suicide after responding it the attack of the president spoke at length on the issue of dpregrief and loss of families, something of which he is very familiar. >> miss evans, you have some idea -- i have some idea of what you are feeling like. i buried two of my children. and people have come up to you and will come up to you for some time and say, i know how you feel. after a while, you know everybody means well. you feel like saying, you have no idea. you al

also in attendance president joe biden who spoke of the immense stress the capitol police have been under after multiple

biden, and the conservative republican congressman from ohio, jim jordan during a house subcommittee meeting about the government's response to the pandemic. jordan's attacks on the restrictions still in place around the country. kaitlan collins joins us with more. talk about what happened today between the congressman and dr. fauci. >> reporter: anderson, it kind of looked like what probably so many of us have seen or experienced over the last year, a fight between your family or your friends over covid-19 restrictions, vaccinations, mask-wearing, what's going on, something that's become a part of our daily life, except this time it was happening on capitol hill during a hearing with a congressman and the nation's top infectious disease expert as they were openly sparring over this issue of these restrictions. jim jordan started questioning dr. fauci to get answers about what's been going on. but jim jordan took this route of complaining about how a year ago you saw vice president mike pence and president trump no foundation this 15 days to slow the spread and turned into too many d

david remembers this as well as i do, after new town joe biden was put in charge of getting some form of gun regulation put under president obama and i heard the same frustration from him then and he did not succeed. he tried to get universal background checks. he tried to do even more than that and he could not do it and here we are all these years later and he is saying exactly the same thing. now he's president, yes. now he has an agenda, yes. but i think he's right. i think you can do more than one thing at a time, and we don't know yet whether the ground has shifted a bit. the nra has been having its own problems. the democrats control both the house and the senate. will they be able to get some kind of a compromise? yes, maybe a little less than what democrats want but will they finally be able to do something and will the president of the united states say enough is enough and maybe we have to end the filibuster so not everything takes 60 votes to get through the congress. >> david, you've seen this from the inside. what did you learn? >> i learned to be very deeply skeptical a

that was the effort that joe biden was involved in, then. and the -- even though the polls are overwhelming on this, the politics haven't changed. this has become, sort of, a cultural issue for the right. you know, it's a bit like masks. it's freedom, versus public health. and they haven't really lifshif much on this. so, i -- i -- i -- it is numbingnumbing to be sitting here, again, talking about these stories. they come so fast that you can barely remember last week's mass -- mass shooting. but, the politics is not -- is not shifting. and i am not optimistic, that a compromise will be reached. chris murphy, the senator from connecticut is working hard, apparently, to find -- find a compromise. i -- i do think that the white house is spending most of its political capital on the infrastructure plan. that is the biggest thing in front of them right now. and i think joe biden has a sense -- a realistic sense of what's doable here. >> yeah. yeah. i mean, gloria, david talked about, you know, chris murphy. the lead sponsor of the background-che

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president joe biden went big in his first hundred days. now, comes the hard part. joined now by chief white house correspondent, kaitlan collins. so what is the latest you are learning about how president biden and the white house is preparing for next week? >> i think often, anderson, with these first addresses to congress, there is a lot to put in there. especially, of course, when you have taken over governing during a pandemic and vaccinations have been their number one goal has been pretty clear to everybody, as they have ramped up. but i think what you are going to hear from president biden next week as he does make this first address to congress is a lot about what he wants to see happen, in the next-100 days, because that's going to come, that address, one day before he hits his 100-day mark. and so, i think you will see him not only lay out that american family plan. that's that next part of, really, what he envisions in addition to following that coronavirus funding bill. the infrastructure proposal he's now laid out. this is going to be a part that's rea

and this is a governor who went to joe biden's inauguration to make a point that the -- i guess, the majority of the republicans who are doing the bidding of the former president are on the wrong side of truth, of history, of politics all of the above like paul was talking about. and, you know, even republicans in congress who have been very critical of the former president, shellry i spoke to her on state"state of the uniony critical of january 6th and his role in that candidly so. when i asked her about whether or not there is a place for president trump to run again in 2024, she said it was too early but there is still a place for him in the republican party. that's different from what liz cheney is saying. she is out there with maybe a hand full of other elected republican officials who are trying to put the squeeze on the former president because they believe that is the only viable path for the gop. >> dana bash, paul, thank you. amazing times. >>> more breaking news next, president biden is set to announce new cdc guidance on mask use tomorrow but not expected to apply every a

biden. johnson claims while he was briefed, he thought it was done for unscrupulous reasons to be used against him which is nonsensical but nonetheless, if johnson was briefed, it stands to reason giuliani would have been given that defensive briefing, also. >> and you're saying it's basically entirely possible giuliani could have been working both for the president towards the goals of the president and toward goals of russian linked ukrainians. they're not mutually exclusive? >> no, and in fact, they may be mutually reinforcing because you know some of these people like the former prosecutor, he wanted to maintain his position in ukraine, thought that president trump could help him do that. he also wanted to get rid of yovanovitch who was a crusader making his life difficult and giuliani wanted his own reasons to get rid of them and getting rid of corrupt ukrainians to get dirt on the bidens so they were mutually reinforcing corrupt justice. >> what do you make of the investigation into ma

biden. johnson claims that, while he was briefed, he thought it was done for -- for unscrupulous reasons so it could be used against him, which i think, frankly, is nonsensical. but nonetheless, giuliani would have been that kind of defense of briefing, also. >> and you are saying basically, possible, entirelily possible, giuliani could have been working both for the president, toward the goals of the president. and toward goals of russian-linked ukrainians? that they -- they're not mutually exclusive. >> no, and in fact, they may be mutually reinforcing. because, you know, some of these people like lutsenko, this former prosecutors. he wanted to maintain his position in ukraine. thought that president trump could help him do that. he also wanted to get rid of yovanovitch, who was an anti-corruption crusader and was making his life difficult. and giuliani had his own reasons for wanting to get rid of yovanovitch but also to get the help of these corrupt ukrainians to -- to get dirt on the bi

joe biden carried 509 the but they account for 71% of the american economy. these companies know what they are doing and they are following the bottom line and consumers, the notion mitch mcconnell or donald trump is corporate is hilarious. open secrets.org says mcconnell himself took $4.3 million in corporate money in the last five years so he should give the money back. if he boycotts, boycott the money and give it back. >> abby, to that point, mcconnell made clear he wants the money and says of course they should give money but he's long been an advocate for corporations to allegedly have a voice in politics as they point out saying in 2012 corporations should be free to ex stpress themselves. it seems remarkably hypocritical. >> yeah, many of us remember the citizens united decision which allows corporations to basically give unlimited money to certain political organizations. that's something that republicans like mitch mcconnell fully support to this day. they want republicans not only -- or they want corporations not only to give them money but to use

joe biden only carried 509 counties. but those 509 biden counties account for 71% of the entire american economy. so these companies know what they're doing. and they are following their bottom line. they're following their consumers. the notion that mitch mcconnell somehow now or donald trump for that matter is andy corporate is kind of hilarious. opensecrets.org says mcconnell himself in his affiliated pacs took $4.3 million in corporate money in the last five years. so he should give the money back. if he is going to boycott, why doesn't he boycott their money and give it back? >> abby, to that point, mcconnell made clear he wants the money and says of course they should give money. but he has long been an advocate for corporations to allegedly have a voice in politics, as we pointed out, saying in 2012 corporations should be free to express themselves. it certainly does seem kind of remarkably hypocritical. >> yeah, many of us remember the citizens united decision which allows corporations to basically give unlimited

chuck schumer, the majority leader can't pass anything that biden sends over without joe manchin even without using the reconciliation. he made it very clear what he thinks needs to happen is democrats and republicans need to sit down and iron some of these issues out. we should note, that really takes time. when you have someone like the house speaker saying she's hoping to pass infrastructure through her chamber by the july 4th recess, that doesn't leave you a ton of time to really have those negotiations with your republican colleagues. manchin making it clear tonight that he does have some areas where he needs to work with his democratic colleagues as well. raphael warnock has been arguing that they need to get rid of the filibuster in order to pass the voting rights bill that already passed in the house of representatives, at least just do a simple carve out. manchin making it clear he didn't support that but when he gets back to washington he wants to get into a room with warnock and his other colleagues, senator assof to have a discussion and it's important to remind them manch

joe biden was vice president, and do you see any potential for a similar repeat? because i mean, as you said, jojoe biden was then as vice president, i assume he wasn't for sending troops back in. >> well, look, the policy drifted for seven years because the attention had shifted to iraq. so president obama was trying to formulate a strategy for afghanistan that was missing. the pentagon felt strongly that to stabilize afghanistan, we need today have a surge, and this was a huge debate within the administration, and joe biden was concerned that the mission was shifting away from its intention, which is what he talked about today, which was to disable al qaeda and go after the people who had attacked the u.s. and he felt that we should limit our mission there because we would get bogged down endlessly. he turned out to be right about that. and i think most americans accept that argument. you look at polling, and by something like a 2 to 1 margin, americans supported the idea of getting out of afghanistan. but you know, i do think that these images today are going t

promising a revolution and calling on president joe biden. >> just warning you, biden, don't pull the trigger on this truck. because i'm not responsible for it. >> reporter: he demanded biden resign and complained about the administration's immigration policy and its response in afghanistan. >> it's my land. it's your land. we're the people. taking a stand, joe. all them people dying in afghanistan. all them kids being raped. just let taliban run right through. >> reporter: he also showed the inside of his truck filled with loose change he claimed would turn into shrapnel and held in front of him a canister he claimed was filled with a chemical explosive. he warned if police attempted to shoot him to end the standoff, his truck would explode. a later assessment of the truck's contents revealed there was no bomb. but what police described as bomb-making materials. throughout the ordeal, capitol police used inventive ways to attempt to quell the situation. >> we tried to negotiate with mr. roseberry. we first started doing that with a whiteboard. just writing messages back and fwo forth

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>> president joe biden saying americans can get through, the pentagon says, look, the vast majority of americans as far as they know are able to get through. there are some limited reports of the taliban giving americans problem. and that's where the on the ground daily almost constant communication between representative for taliban commanders and u.s. commanders helps to move that along and make sure americans can get through. the pentagon acknowledges they have seen limited reports of that because the information isn't perfect because their focus is at kabul international airports. most reports are of americans being able to get through to get to the airport to get out. but again they acknowledge the information isn't perfect. >> i was surprised to hear the president saying that 169 americans were at a hotel in kabul and were extricated from the hotel by u.s. forces. i mean, i assume those are the kind of things you usually wouldn't necessarily announce because it makes it more difficult to do that in the future. what more do we know about it? >> we were surprised as well that biden

biden. he said this following the withdrawal from vietnam, we have zero obligation to withdraw foreign nationals, moral or otherwise, 1 or 100,000. that was his direct statement about foreign nationals as it related to vietnam. and i think we're kind of seeing that exact same mentality as it relates to foreign nationals within afghanistan. yeah, if we can get a few out, great. but it's not by any means their focus to get out afghans who stood sold by shoulder with us. >> congressman, i know you've been personally involved in trying to get afghans out who have assisted us. i'm wondering how that process has been in the people you're working -- or have been working on because i talked to a lot of people, a number of former service members who were trying to get out, former translators and stuff for years and said with the last administration and this administration, the whole process, it seemed like it was being slow walked. >> so both of those statements are true. there have been cases we've

. >> joe hertling, from your point of view, does president biden have a choice to stick to the deadline? >> he doesn't have a choice, anderson. we talked about neo a couple times, the noncombat aevacuatio operations are ongoing. the first phase is always disastrous, the second phase is when things start flowing. that's what we're in right now and seeing good stuff. especially in a contested neo, the third and fourth phase is very difficult. the third phase is when the army gets a vote. when they're saying, here's what we want you to do or here's what we're going to force you to do, it becomes problematic. we also then eventually will have to talk about the fourth phase which is the time when the commander on the ground starts turning the rheostat a little bit and starts talking about what forces he allows to leave, what forces he keeps in defense of the airfield, and what forces he keeps in terms of potential contingency operations which the president talked about today. those are all very sporty propositions, and we're seeing those right now. but i just go back to the fact right now th

may recall, join thd army shortly after september 11th, and for joe biden, he was constantly thinking in those years when he was thinking about afghanistan policy and the white house as vice president, he was often talking about what the implications would be for people like beau biden. and you know, one of the things that is on the minds of people in the white house is the idea that goes all the way back to vietnam, and it was actually john kerry in 1971 who came back from vietnam as a young naval officer and said how do you ask a young man to go and be the last to die in vietnam. for the biden family, they're very much thinking how it is for these families who are confronting the reality that their own sons and daughters are at risk and in fact some have already lost their lives for a war that the united states has already declared over. that is just an excruciating moment. >> a number of politicians and representatives and others have said, have talked about expanding the perimeter, not sticking to the august 31st deadline. that clearly is not in the president's mindframe. >> no, i

and in a way you've heard that language in the way joe biden talks about this country, about grieving, about trying to find purpose as he so often says. and there's a larger meaning in there about trying to find your way forward. it's not only a method of survival but also about finding something bigger than what has fallen. >> this is also probably the biggest challenge -- i don't know. you know his career very well. would you say this is the biggest challenge he's faced in his entire career? >> i think it is. he's had moments of political failure in his career, moments where his political wurear might have come to an end. but this is something of a higher order, a graver order. this is about trying to fulfill the expectations people had for him as a candidate, and then also it is a period of anguish, you know, for the tcountry. a war as we now know he was deeply opposed to for a long time, tried to get out of there. and now is still in the teeth of it. you know, the storm is still raging, anderson. as you said they are giving warnings to people in kabul to stay away because of an im

he is trying to blame joe biden because biden don't stop the virus. but when you have a decision against simple medical advise, it's hard that it comes back on you. >> dr., amanda's right. the numbers are florida are horrible. florida report more covid cases in the last week than any other week since it began. 17,000 cases reported in schools. 30,000 students have been quarantined. i can't believe i'm reading that. 30,000. joe biden didn't stop a pandemic but he is calling freedom over putting yourself healthy, but the community too. >> thanks for having me back. amanda's right. the pediatric icus throughout the south are fill caned with children. last week, more than 2,000 of them were hospitalized. this delta is a different disease. we want to open up the schools and we have three opgtss. one in masks, and vaccinating and testing. testing is too expensive. we have one effective tool, and that's masking. and the governor just said himself, not against political enemies. not against biden. he set himself against the children. we have an obligation, of

it's appalling that our current president, joe biden, underestimated the impact of his withdrawal announcement and the chaos that would ensue. the lack of strength being shown by our commander in chief is embarrassing. congressman kinzinger, thanks for being with us but before we get to the foreign policy what -- what you wrote. i just want to talk to you about this fallen u.s. marine we are learning about tonight. it's really the first person who -- whose name we know. his family spoke to -- to cnn. riley -- riley mccallum is his name. his wife has a baby due in just three weeks. wanted to be a marine his whole life. so much so that he carried around a toy rifle in his diaper and cowboy boots. this was his first deployment. when you -- you know, when you see it in black and white who this person was and the devastation that, you know, his family will feel for the rest of their lives. it's just -- it's just another -- it's just horrific. >> it is. it's obviously incredibly sad and as we get the rest of the names, it's, you know, going to be repeated over and over and our sorrow will pail into

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. >> phil mattingly, joe biden sort of reading the stage directions there. i've never heard anything quite like that where the president said i'm not sure the courts will let this through but it bides us time even if they strike it down eventually. thanks, phil. >>> nor covid news. "the new york times" quoting several sources that say the fda aims for full approval of pfizer's covid vaccine by labor day. also new york city's mayor announced the city will soon require proof of at least one dose of a covid vaccine for indoor dining, indoor entertainment and gyms. in san francisco public health officials say people vaccinated with the one-shot johnson & johnson vaccine will now be able to get a supplemental dose of the pfizer or moderna mrna vaccine. also "the new york times" tonight quotes several sources as saying the fda aims for full approval of pfizer's vaccine by labor day, as i just mentioned. and in maine a different kind of response to covid and the delta surge. only unlike the two measures we just told you about, what the folks at one church in maine

this is pure joe biden. conviction coming out, also his anger. > >> cnn is reporting that the taliban escorted some americans to the airport. what more is known about that? >> we have nknown the u.s. has been working alongside with the taliban in terms of getting out evacuees. we have not known how specifically. barbara starr is reporting that there were secret channels of communications, secret gates that taliban members were escorting afghan partners and americans right up to the gates of the airport. then american forces were dragging them in. there were call centers between the two. this is really a first look at how deep this partnership was going on between the u.s. government and the taliban. this isn't anything new. we should remember, president trump during that administration, he negotiated with the taliban, allowed 5,000 members to be released from prison here. this is a continuation of that. very much on the ground they were working together here to get some of those afghan allies and the america

but this was pure joe biden today that was conviction coming out also as anger. >> jeff zeleny. cnn's also reporting that there was a deal that the taliban actually escorted some americans to the gates at kabul airport in kind of a secret arrangement with the u.s. what more is known about them? >> this is really interesting. of course we've known for the last several weeks the u.s. has been working alongside with the taliban in terms of getting out evacuees but we've not known how specifically our pentagon correspondent barbara starr is reporting that there were actually secret channels of communications, secret gates even that taliban members were escorting some afghan partners and even americans right up to the gates of the airport and then the american forces were dragging them in. there were conversations, call centers happening between the two. so this is really a first look at how deep this partnership was going on between the u.s. government and the taliban. this isn't necessarily anything new, though. of course we should remember president trump during that administratio

. >> if joe biden has taken to himself to try to single out florida over covid. this is a guy who ran for president saying he was quote to, quote, shut down the virus, and what has he done? he's imported more investigators from around the world by having a wide open southern border. why don't you do your job. why don't you get this border secure and until you do that, i don't want to hear a blip about covid from you. >> ron desantis is considered a leading contenter to run for president in 2024 in the place of donald trump. blaming democrats for undocumented immigrants. whatever you may think about border policy, the blame for the covid problem lies closer to home and so does the responsibility. it's not just florida. later in the program we hear from a tennessee doctor who lost her job as the state vaccine official, what turned out to be a political firestorm. phil mattingly joins us from the white house. what are you learning about discussions happening at the fda regarding booster shots? >> reporter: fda officials have centered around the idea of having a full

. >> joe biden has taken to himself to try to single out florida over covid. this is a guy who ran for president saying he was going to, quote, shut down the virus. and what has he done? he's imported more virus from around the world by having a wide-open southern border. why don't you do your job? why don't you get this border secure? and until you do that, i don't want to hear a blip about covid from you. >> ron desantis is considered leading contender, of course, to run for president in 2024 in donald trump's republican party. there's rarely any political downside to blaming undocumented immigrants, of course, for anything. or blaming democrats for undocumented immigrants. the blame for florida's covid problem lies a lot closer to home and so does the responsibility. and it's not just florida. bit later in the program, we will hear from a doctor in tennessee who lost her job as the state's top-vaccine official, what turned out to be a political firestorm. but first, this bookster news. cnn's phil mattingly joins us from the white house for more on that. so

biden. i mean, that information was obviously not revealed to the public or to the biden campaign at the time. in fact, you know, the former president still denying that it -- it -- you know, that he tested positive. was this a dereliction of duty by the white house physician, at the very least, sean conley? i mean, is there an obligation? the president was meeting with gold star families. he went to the debate with -- with vice president biden. >> yeah. i mean, i -- i think if this is true, this was really -- this was really reckless there's no question. and from what i understand, again if this is true, the president was also symptomatic. you know, he was -- he was not feeling well. so it wasn't just an incidental sort of finding. they actually -- he was having symptoms. so, yeah. this -- this is a problem. i mean, it -- it's challenging. you know, for a physician to reveal someone's specific health information with regard to public health, though, you know, there is a -- obviously, a larg

biden won here in pennsylvania by about 80,000 votes. in the attempt to go forth and conduct this sham review, the senate republicans demanded the private information of 9 million pennsylvania voters, including social security numbers, driver's license numbers, and the likes. in my capacity as the attorney general of the commonwealth of pennsylvania, i sued to stop them. to protect the privacy interests of pennsylvanians, who indeed we have both a statutory and a constitutional right to privacy here in the commonwealth. today, we finally had the hearing. today was the first time that the senate republicans couldn't rely on just the rhetoric that they keep spewing on other networks, but rather, they had to present facts and evidence in a court of law. and we learned two important things from counsel to the senate republicans. one, they acknowledge that there is a risk in turning this private information over to a third party. they said that it's worth the risk. i don't think 9 million pennsylvanians would agree to that. and second, they w

if you look back at february, overwhelming support for the way joe biden was handling the coronavirus. but today more people disapprove than approve, and if you look at the folks who approve of the job, they're the democrats, they're vaccinated. the folks this administration has to reach, the republicans and unvaccinated, you look at the numbers, what you see is only about 15% or les of both of those groups approve of the president's job of handling the virus. >> what about support for vaccine mandates? >> 50/50 split. lightly more folks are for it than against it. if you look at the polling, vaccine mandates, fewer people today support vaccine mandates than did in october or september. >> harry enten, appreciate it. up next, new cnn reporting shows how mark meadows pushed agencies to pursue false election claims. ♪keep with me in the moment♪ ♪i'd let you had i known it, why don't you say so?♪ ♪didn't even notice,♪ ♪no punches left to roll with♪ ♪you got to keep me focused♪ ♪ this... is the planning effect. this is how it feels to know you have a wealth plan that

biden. meadows and the former president are now pointing out that he test ed negtf after testing positive. the same day, he hosted a white house event both inside and outside for them supreme court nominee amy coney barrett, at least 12 attendees later tested positive there. the next day, september 27th, he hosted an indoor white house reception for gold star families. followed by a maskless news conference in the white house briefing room. on september 29th, which was debate day, meadows reports the former president was moving slower than usual but, quote, nothing was going to stop him from going out there. on october 1st, the former president finally acknowledges he had coronavirus, and october 2nd, he was hospitalized. now, yesterday, the former president called the reporting on the claim in meadows' book that he tested positive on september 26th fake news and a few hours later, meadows wntd on newsmax and seemed to agree with his former boss. >> i believe the president says it's fake new

biden and joe manchin? what is the status as of this minute on the build back better negotiations? >> john, i think you can call it a cooling-off period but the question is will it ever get hot again and that is very unconcern. the reality is we are told biden spoke with senator manchin last evening to err some grievances, really an extraordinary war of words between this white house and between joe manchin that ti tine continued today on west virginia radio. the white house pushed back. but today, there was a measure of calm a tone of respect because if the white house wants to get its agenda going forward, they still need senator manchin. so things are cooling off over the holidays. we will see if it resumes next year. there may be a path for this, john, but it is heard hard to imagine exactly what that would be. >> i mean, there is a line of t thinking joe manchin was just trying to show democrats they really, really need him. if that is true, what has to happen going forward for this bill to stay alive?

because, john, as you said and i hear from these folks every single day, they do not believe joe biden won and they do not believe january 6th was a big deal. so i think america needs to be concerned about further vier lens on this one-year anniversary. >> i think the even more troubling thing is it's not they don't think it is a big deal. it's now they celebrate -- they celebrate that day as something that should be pointed to with glee. former congressman walsh, thank you very much. >> thanks, john. >>> so, why dr. anthony fauci is calling for a fox news host to be fired and how the network responded. my insurance i don't. i use liberty mutual, they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. wooo, yeaa, woooooo and, by switching you could even save 665 dollars. hey tex, can someone else get a turn? yeah, hang on, i'm about to break my own record. yeah. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪ from the very first touch, pampers, the #1 pediatrician recommended brand, helps keep baby's skin drier and healthier. so every touch will pr

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