both bernie sanders and cedric richmond said this is not about a number.■ç let me ask you, if this is not about a number, why don't we have a deal? >> it's about a number. i think everybody is trying to figure out what the number is, what can fit inside that number and what th% can do. what you're seeing is this is a general piece of legislation. we're next to the pelosi-ologist here. she said everything she's been building up to for 30 years in public office, more than that, is in this legislation. people are taking it seriously. every side is doing■ç what they can. this is like a great example of power pole ticks. every side is doing what they can to gain as much leverage against the other side to achieve the end they're trying to chief. >> susan, speaker pelosi rarely blinks, and the progressives made her blink. >> they made her blink. when you go back to the affordable care act, a comparable big victory, the last victory where she faced seemingly really difficult odds, the liberals, the progressives■ blinked on things like the public option. th

>> bernie sanders is slamming joe manchin over his opposition to president biden's spending proposal. >> manchin is in the driver's seat here. what he will go for is what they have to probably accept. >> mass protests erupting across california to demonstrate against vaccine mandates for students. >> we do not trust it yet. >> i believe they are too young.

bernie says, i don't want to see it. jayapal says, you're not going to see it. they had to call some 70 participants and all the progressives said no. even some members of the cbc, i'm being told, the congressional black caucus. this now makes a very interesting question, not about the dynamic, not about the result, because they're going to make some deal. the leadership. schumer nowhere in this discussion. pelosi, only a question mark in the discussion. why did she force this? what was the strategy? is she in touch with the people who are calling the shots in the party right now? it's a really interesting time for them, but if they get anything done like this, we will have never seen anything like it since the new deal. >> yeah, and guess who is going to be here until the wee hours covering this if they actually do get to vote. we don't know. it's still up in the air. >> you will not have to stay late tonight. >> don't jinx me, okay, chris? don't say that. let's just say we'll see. let me say this. i think that, and i'm just conveying what's being said in washi

here she was asked about bernie. run it. >> yes, i talked with bernie on the phone a decent amount not just because we are colleagues. he's legitimately my friend and makes me happy. jesse: i don't want to get too involved in aoc's life. you seem like you do. >> but there is something more there i was picking up with her and bernie. >> when girls play with their hair. i think so. you know that, come on. did you bring rookie to the show today? because it makes me so happy. jesse: we are not saying anything is going on because we would never do that. we are just trying to read the room. >> i heard the baby voice -- she and i are about the same age. i don't know about the baby voice and the hair twirling. we are not seeing bernie -- friends with benefits. we would never say that. we are just trying to analyze what's going on. i want to analyze something else. hooters is involved in some kind of controversy. they are having a short shorts policies. the regular orange shorts they wear, they are getting rid of them -- of t

it's clear she's got problems with medicare expansion pushed by bernie sanders. she does -- she is good on global warming which is something the democrats are putting into the reconciliation package, funding for fighting global warming. but there's a lot of stuff that's in there especially on the tax side that she does not support. >> that's the interesting thing. there's significant policy issues and the senator herself we have seen over the course of the last nine months she is a little bit different in terms of her approach. you had everybody knows when she walked on the senate floor to vote no on the minimum wage increase which was a fairly dramatic picture that i think we can show and then shortly thereafter she also posted something on instagram that had something i think you say with a ring that says bleep off. fill in the bleep. when you talk to senators and house members that talk to her and try to figure her out, what is the sense as a senator and approach to the chamber? >> moderates and republicans enjoy working with her. she basked in the glow of get

it because bernie sanders carries a lot of weight. the fact that the things that he cares the most about in this bill right now getting 'em back in, expanding medicare, making it a certain thing that seniors have hearing and have vision and have dental. and also, being able to negotiate prescription drug prices which, you know, erin, that is very, very popular out in the real world to be able to have that, to be able to lower drug prices for people. the fact that he doesn't feel like he is going to get that right now, there clearly has to be another side negotiation or discussion going on about how he can get that elsewhere if it doesn't happen here because it's not just his vote, it is his stance on this that matters in terms of votes and also matters in terms hof how this is going e to be looked upon by democrats. >> it's more spending, it's more pay fors which is a whole separate can of worms right now. dana, thank you very much. i want everyone to know dana has a new special report exploring the real impact of lies about election

i got it. >> joining me now is senator bernie sanders of haven't. he's, of course, the chair of the budget committee. senator sanders, welcome back to "meet the press," sir. >> my pleasure. >> let me start with what apparently the president said behind closed doors to the house democrats, and he floated the idea that, hey, this number is going to be a little lower, $1.9 trillion to $2.2 trillion. have you accepted the fact that it's not going to be $3.5 trillion. >> chuck, by the way, that is not my understanding of what he said. what he said is there's going to have to be give and take on both sides. i'm not clear that he did bring forth a specific number. but what the president also said, and what all of us are saying is that maybe the time is now for us to stand up to s powerful special interests who are currently spending hundreds of millions of dollars trying to prevent us from doing what the american people want. we want to lower substantially prescription drug costs in this country so we're not paying ten times more for certain drugs than can

joe biden, bernie, the bernie-biden manifesto, he doesn't even know what is going on and as a result, we come to you the american people and frankly, an entire world of suffering. at the border,e where biden should be today, a crisise continues to spiral out of control there. listen to this, inaccording to former border patrol chief rodney scott, he retired in june, terrorists from around the globe are attempting to capitalize on all this chaos, something we have been warning you is likely true. you would like to people that have agendas to bring harm to this country and we are not fighting them. we don't look and see if they have radical associations, we are not even giving them covid tests and they getet preferentil treatment and we don't even get a vaccine mandate. just can you please show up, we are only requesting, you don't have to. take a look. >> nation-states threats commit terrorist threats, they are real, they exist and they want to come across that border. it always includes, murderers, potential terrorists. every year if you look at statistics publicly available. those wi

i think what he needs the most is bernie sanders telling people in west virginia that joe manchin is no socialist. the op-ed that needed talked about was run in the west virginia paper. manchin was said to be angry. maybe he was. i have to tell you as a political strategist, nothing would help manchin more than for bernie to be attacking him in whe west virginia. democrats lost every county in west virginia in the presidential election. he you said i worked for president clinton. we had gun control, gay rights, the brady bill. tough things. this is an easy vote. my fellow moderates need to understand, you can sell this. the biden build back better agenda is popular. 67% want universal pre-k. 88% want lowering the cost of prescription drugs. 81% want vision and dental care for seniors. this is popular. why are we having a hard time agreeing to something that is so overwhelmingly popular? >> well, in west virginia, of course, paul, there are issues with some of the energy and climate provisions in the bill, right? what does manchin need to budge on there? what can he really sell to wes

manu raju is speaking to bernie sanders, a key figure in the negotiations. let's listen in. >> -- the pharmaceutical industry made $50 billion in profit and right now has 1,500 paid lobbyists here in washington to make sure we don't lower the contrast of prescript drugs. to my mind, anything in a serious reconciliation bill must include real medicare negotiations with the pharmaceutical industry to lower the cost of prescription drugs. that's probably the issue most on people's minds. maybe the issue second most on people's minds is the understanding that it is really insane that in the wealthiest country in the history of the world we have tens of millions of americans, older americans, who have no teeth in their mouth or are unable to digest the food they're eating, people who cannot hear and communicate with their grandkids because they have no hearing aids, people unable to see this as america, the richest country in the world. any reconciliation bill must include serious negotiations on the part of medicare with the pharmaceutical industry, lower the co

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bernie sanders, allison chinchar going at it last week. bernie sanders going after allisonchin joe manchin why this is needed. poll after poll shows overwhelming support for legislation, yet the political problem he faces in a 50/50 senate, we need every democratic senator to vote yes. we have 48. two democratic senators remain in opposition, including joe manchin, and manchin putting out a blistering statement going after bernie sanders saying it isn't the first time he's tried to telewest virginians what is best for them. no op-ed from a self-declared independent socialist is going to change that, he says. guys? >> wow. friendly fire there within the democratic party. manu raju, thanks very much. >>> thanks for joining us today on quite a news day. i'm jim sciutto. >> i'm erica hill. "at this hour" with kate bolduan starts after the quick break. ♪darling, i, i can't get enough of your love babe♪ ♪girl, i don't know, i don't know,♪ ♪i don't know why i can't get enough of your love babe♪ ♪oh no, babe girl, if i could only mak

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in 2016 bernie sab ders ran as a democrat socialist. we all went no. but we found ourselves a country inyou be dated with das and prosecutors, george soros types more concerned with the criminal than the victims. human infrastructure bill to emotionally tie you in and hide the fact that not all the money is going for roads and bridges. this build back better bill when added to the trillions spent on the pandemic will literally put us at the highest level of debt america ever reached. joe biden says it will cost zero. >> we talk about price tags. it's zero price tag on the debt. judge jeanine: i wouldn't rely on joe biden's math for anything. but joe biden says there is nothing radical in this bill. >> there is nothing in this legislation that's radical or unreasonable. judge jeanine: for the first time biden is telling the truth. it's not radical because in any socialist mind these are key items of the socialist cosmos. joe biden who ran as a moderate is really a socialist. the bill includes free community college for illegal immigrants. so in addition

this is bernie sanders grandkids democratic party. right? this is bernie sanders' democrat party. this is not my democratic party because aoc, bernie sanders, the radical socialists, progressive wing of the democratic party controls this democratic party. that's why they have this tug-of-war going on over the reconciliation bill and the fake infrastructure bill and the cr, all of the other radical proposals that they put on the floor are put on the floor because of the radical socialist wing of the democratic party controls the democratic party today. so what i hear from my, many of my democrat colleagues who come from-- there are no real-- the democrats have stripped away all of the moderates, the last pro-life democrat was a guy named dan lipinski in illinois, taken out by the aoc socialist wing. and they've gotten rid of the so-called blue dog democrats, and pro-life, and defeated in primary, that's the state of the democratic party and why they found themselves out of touch with the reality of where the most of the country is today and about to lose the majority. and i'll bet

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that you might not like what he wants, and bernie sanders heats what he wants, but i don't think bernie sanders would say joe manchin has been irresponsible in his approach to this, he hasn't been open enough. i think the reason why have a docket cast on this is because i don't think the words that he is talking about, and the numbers that he is talking about have ever met. i think it is in the numerous proposal. and therefore it is cynical and false. to say that here is my propose and here's the number, when the number actually is in constituted of his ideas. >> but see when i was working in the finance committee, i actually like these kind of proposals, because if you say that i want this, this, and this and i want this low spending number, that for me was great. i would just concentrate on so you want this, this, this and, this and it's kind of like selling a house. and you kind of go well, well this is how much it costs. so i can take encouragement from those things that you see as cynical. >> so you are seeing the sausage being made before, and i'm seeing the sausage and saying oh

bernie sanders says 3.5 trillion. they are trying to meet in the middle. steve: bernie wants 10. ainsley: exactly. let's be honest. yesterday they did meet and also met with jayapal. they met separately and this is after the meeting they came outside. steve: look, they are hugging. ainsley: some of the reporters were asking them questions. listen to this. >> how was your meeting it with congressman jayapal? >> where did all my friends go. >> bernie sanders you guys going to get together? >> we're talking. >> we're talking. >> you're going to have a resolution by the end of the week. >> we're talking. >> we're talking. brian: one of the dumbest things ever is bernie sanders takes out editorial in a west virginia newspaper ripping joe manchin when joe manchin is the only democrat left in that state. if he was to switch parties or not have the views he has, he wouldn't actually have that spot and they wouldn't have that invisible majority that only the vice president tilts their direction. and in turn he ripped back at bernie sanders, basically nobody in west virginia wants to hear

but we know one thing for sure, bernie sanders just wasn't interested in that conversation. he emerged from senator schumer's office and was very powerfully spoke to the reporters outside that said this is just not the way he wants to see this negotiation go down. and that was important, don, because we cannot underestimate the sway that senator sanders has -- >> his quote was absurd. he said the whole process was absurd. >> yeah, that's right. and when he talks, those progressive members on the house side listen, and they listen intently. you know, i covered the bernie sanders campaign for more than a year and a half, you know in 2019 and 2020. and many of these members of the house were supporters of his campaign, and they got into politics because they were inspired by bernie sanders. we're talking about alexandria ocasio-cortez, cori bush, rashida tlaib, and jayapal, who is the leader of the progressive caucus. they were going to take their cues from him. he wasn't interested in cutting a deal in the late night hours to try and push through this infrastructure deal, whic

chuck schumer only answers to bernie sanders. bernie, the burden-biden manifesto, he doesn't even know what is going on and as a result, we come to you the american people and frankly, an entire world of suffering. at the border, where biden should be today, a crisis continues to spiral out of control there. according to former border patrol chief rodney scott, he retired in june, terrorists from around the globe are attempting to capitalize on all this chaos, something we have been warning you is likely true. you would like to people that have agendas to bring harm to this country and we are not fighting them. we don't look and see if they have radical associations, we are not even giving them covid tests and they get preferential treatment and we don't even get a vaccine mandate. just can you please show up, we are only requesting, you don't have to. take a look. >> nation-states threats commit terrorist threats, they are real, they exist and they want to come across that border. it always includes, murderers, potential terrori

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 unacceptable the bipartisan infrastructure bill must be defeated and we can work out a way to pass both pieces of legislation. no, you cannot, you don't understand what happened. here reckless budget reconciliation bill is dead. as in save america, kill the bill. joe manchin and kyrsten sinema have killed your bill and they've also killed the house version of your bill into nancy pelosi's point, you are trillions of dollars apart injured going to have to deal with that right now you're in denial, you may be eligible for therapeutic intervention, you may need a 12 step meeting because of your refusal to accept the new reality, i'm just saying i'm being empirical joe manchin laid down the law yesterday in very clear terms and kyrsten sinema today has fled to phoenix seeking safe haven from the big government democratic socialist who are now attacking her. senator

as far as we know that's the difference between what senators joe manchin and bernie sanders want to spend. how close are we? has there been movement? >>> plus, huge news for anyone waiting to get the booster vaccine dose. the "new york times" reporting the fda will allow a mix and match approach for booster shots. but we start this morning with new and important developments from the committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capitol. tonight, the select committee is expected to vote to hold steve bannon in contempt of congress for failing to comply with a subpoena. and former president trump is taking legal action of his own to try to block the committee from getting the information it wants. with me now, ali vitale, pete williams and kristin welker. ali, what should we expect and what does it mean for bannon in practical terms? >> what this really kicks off is the beginning of the process for the committee to lend some teeth to their investigatory power. they are allowed to subpoena people to come before them. they knew they were not likely to see cooperation from a lot

tom: what does he say to bernie sanders the arch liberal of the senate? justin: as much as bernie sanders has been voicing anger and frustration with moderates like kyrsten sinema and joe manchin, bernie also understands that this is his one chance to get big social programs through. the tougher thing is going to be getting the moderates versus selling bernie sanders on a deal that a smaller than he wants or smaller than he advocates for. sanders is willing to go along if the offer is there on the table. kailey: when it comes to the actual infrastructure package, $550 billion of partisan spending, if that fails, does president biden have to completely abandon his promise to govern in a bipartisan matter? is there any other opportunity for that? justin: the problem is that he is struggling even to give the democrats on board. the infrastructure package, the reason it hasn't gone through isn't that the support doesn't exist. it is that those progressives and moderates are using it as leveraging in this broader fight. if the whole thing falls apart, he is re

i sound like bernie sanders, but i, i agree with the corruption. i just think that the, the real best path forward is more transparency, not less as we've seen. now we'll get maybe get to the story we have insiders at the fed trading stocks, trading on insider information when you and me on the tosh are, are stuck trying to figure out what's gonna happen next. so more transparency is good, but don't be surprised that people use incentives and are, are moved by those incentives, care of and, and as you just mentioned, you know, there were several media reports made today regarding allegations of potential trading scandal. so and what are your thoughts on the claims made that the federal vice chair treated millions one day before the chair made a statement about the pandemic? well, it's a scandal and the guy should resign yesterday. i mean and look, i don't even know if these are public. i don't know what positions are. it's just a scandal. the american people. and again, this is where bernie sanders and mog america, the sanders people in mog america

jon: here is what bernie sanders had to say. he thinks that, you know, 6 trillion is not enough spending. listen. >> what the president has said is that there's going to have to be some give and take, and i think that that's right. $6 trillion that i originally proposed was probably too little. 3.5 trillion should be a minimum, but i accept that there's going to have to be give and take. jon: what do you say to senator sanders? >> i don't know where these people come from, honestly, jon. i'm absolutely amazed that we're talking about trillion dollar spend bills at a time when we have $30 trillion of debt, and we are in serious trouble trying to repay our debt. the portion of our budge that goes to paying the debt keeps increasing, and at some point the fed is going to have to raise interest rates. and when it does, that is going to cost even more to service our debt. absolutely outrageous to talk about $3.5 trillion spending bills. jon: i know that you think some of these budget bills are being sort of treated with smoke and mir

you have bernie sanders tonight. -- i do have bernie sanders. tonight and boy did he make news, today i've interviewed him 1 million, times i'm not sure that i have this much anticipation, in terms of what is going to say tonight than any other live interview i've had with. i'm really excited to talk to him,. thanks at-home for joining us this, our happy to be. back senator bernie sanders will be live tonight. he will be here in just a few minutes. i do want to address just a quick quick personal matter here before we go on to the news, if you will indulge me for just a second. a couple of months ago susan and i went to a minor league baseball game. i sat on the aisle. she sat to my left. our team won. it was a fantastic game. i bought like all the swag, i ate all the hot dogs, it was a great time. minor league baseball, i am convinced, is god's gift to american spectator sports. at our local minor league baseball park, box seats are six bucks. the parking is free. the players are really good, but nobody really cares who wins. sometimes after th

bernie and joe manchin are in agreement. we have corporations, multinational corporations that have been extraordinarily profitable that you not pay taxes. there was a time with nike where if you bought a pair of nike sneakers, you paid more to the sneakers than nike paid in taxes. the americans in west virginia and vermont are [indiscernible] there is a time where jeff bezos and the richest people in the world not only did not pay taxes but he got money back from the government as a child deduction. bottom line, my hope is that we will get the senators, including senator sinema, to realize not so much a tax increase as it is asking folks who have not been paying their fair share to pay their fair share. part of that will result in lower taxes for those coal miners in west virginia and farmers in vermont. host: vermont congressman peter welch is with us, and we welcome your calls and comments. it is (202) 748-8001 for republicans. democrats is (202) 748-8000. for independents and others, (202) 748-8002. the standalone infra

good evening, rachel, you have bernie sanders tonight. >> do i have bernie sanders tonight. boy, did he have a lot to say. i've interviewed him many times, i haven't had this much anticipation to talk to him. >> a lot going on. >>> thanks to you at home for joining us. as chris mentioned, senator bernie sanders will join us live tonight in just a few minutes. i do want to address just a quick personal matter here before we go on to the news, if you will indulge me for just a second. a couple of months ago sannd

this is bernie sanders grand kids democrat party. right? this is bernie sanders democrat party. this is not my democrat party. because aoc, bernie sanders, the radical sociallyist progressive wing of the democrat control this is democrat party. that is why they have this tug of war going on over the infrastructure bill and other radical proposals they put on the floor are put there because the radical socialist win of the democrat party controls the democrat party today. so what i hear from my -- many of any democrat colleagues who come from -- there are no real -- the democrats have stripped away all of the moderates. the last pro life democrat was a guy named dan lipinski in illinois who was taken out of the primary in the last election by the aoc socialist wing. so they have gotten rid of all of the so called blue dogs or moderate or pro any democrat who dares to call themselves pro life. they have been defeated in primaries. so that's the state of the democrat party. that is why they find themselves so out of touch with the reality of where the most of the country is today a

remember the biden and bernie manifesto? we outlined this before the election a year ago. this was all by design. let's take you back in history. not long ago it was 2019. here's joe biden vowing to sacrifice jobs and wreck the oil and gas industry all in the name of climate change. remember this? >> would you be willing to sacrifice some growth knowing it could display hundreds of thousands of blue collar workers in the interest of transitioning to a greener economy? >> the answer is yes. holding them liable for what they have done. particularly in those cases where your under-served neighborhood and you know the deal. when they don't, we will put them in jail. i am not joking. >> sean: i want to put oil executives in jail. it's the life's blood of the world's economy. if you find a cheaper cleaner energy i am in. until then, oil, gas and coal is the lifeblood of the world's economy. in january he halted the keystone pipeline giving the hostile actor vladimir putin of russia a new pibl pipeline to western europe. now he is begging opec and other foreign countries to produ

how do you reconcile where bernie sanders is and where senator manchin is? >> democrats are looking at two options right now. one is to have more programs and do them for a shorter amount of time. dial things up and dial things back essentially. moderates would prefer a different strategy. take some of the programs out. you can't do everything well. if you take a step back and think about the fact that if democrats did paid family leave as just one massive bill, it would be a huge accomplishment for the democratic party. what some folks are starting to get a little bit nervous about behind the scenes is the messaging. how do you talk about what is in this bill? how do you make it clear? especially if you run the risk of starting to roll these programs out, something backfires, something doesn't work the way you want it to? that's a problem. you could be right in the throes of the mid term elections. that's the options they have. how you reconcile what sanders wants and manchin wants when they're talking about a difference of $2 trillion, i don't have an answ

instead he's been the second cousin of bernie sanders and his entire administration. is owned lock, stock and barrel by the wokers. they are not americans. >> sean: when we come back, polls in virginia dead even. the blue states of virginia can it go red? 2 weeks from tuesday we will find out. joined by republican candidate glenn youngkin next. we will also check in with a big update on the search for brian laundrie. and don junior straight ahead as we continue. >> ♪ ♪ >> sean: we have breaking news in the search for brian laundrie. authorities have uncovered his belongings and found partial human remains in a florida reserve. here with the latest our own laura. big news tonight. >> yes, there is no word on the confirmation of who these possible human remains belong to. the fbi was able to give us a significant update today. we will go through. investigators found human remains in the carlton reserve where they have been searching for weeks for brian laundrie. they called him a person of and in the murder of gabby petito. we have not heard that language from the f

bernie sanders just wasn't interested in that conversation. you know, he emerged from senator schumer's office and was, you know, very powerfully spoke to the reporters outside saying that this is just not the way that he wants to see this negotiation go down. and that was important, don, because we cannot underestimate the sway that senator sanders has -- >> his quote was absurd. he said the whole process was absurd. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. and when he talks, those progressive members on the house side listen, and they listen intently. you know, i covered the bernie sanders campaign for more than a year and a half, you know, in 2019 and 2020, and many of these members of the house were supporters of his campaign, and they got into politics because they were inspired by bernie sanders. we're talking about alexandria ocasio-cortez, cori bush, you know, rashida tlaib, and pramila jayapal, who is the leader of the progressive caucus. so they were going to take their cues from him. he stood firm. he wasn't interested in cutting a deal in

joining me is the chairman of the budget committee, senator bernie sanders of vermont. thank you so much for joining me. you have said there are major gaps in this plan, several of your priorities, paid leave, dental and vision for medicare, giving the government power to negotiate lower prescription drug prices for seniors, that's not in the deal. you saw that house progressives endorsed the compromise. do you? >> it's not in the bill yet. what i can tell you, dana, we're working right now -- i spent all of yesterday on the phone. we are paying the highest prices in the world for prescription drugs. the pharmaceutical industry has spent hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars to make certain that americans pay ten times more for some drugs than the canadians or the mexicans do. that fight continues, and the fight to expand medicare -- look, poll after poll shows that the american people understand, it is not acceptable that elderly people have teeth in their mouth that are rotting, can't digest their food, don't have the vision they need in order to read a newspap

joining me is the chairman of the budget committee, senator bernie sanders of vermont. thank you so much for joining me. you have said there are major gaps in this plan, several of your priorities, paid leave, dental and vision for medicare, giving the government power to negotiate lower prescription drug prices for seniors, that's not in the deal. you saw that house progressives endorsed the compromise. do you? >> it's not in the bill yet. we are working right now, i spent all of yesterday on the telephone. we are paying the highest prices in the world for prescription drugs. the pharmaceutical industry has spent hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars to make certain that americans pay ten times more for some drugs than the canadians or the mexicans do. that fight continues, and the fight to expand medicare, look, poll after poll shows that the american people understand, it is not acceptable that elderly people have teeth in their mouth that are rotting, can't digest their food, don't have the vision they need in order to read a newspaper. we are continuing that

and these other items, vision and dental, once a red line, senator bernie sanders said, for him. these items in addition to lowering the cost of prescription drugs. they want to see those things in this bill. but again, that will raise the price tag and it's already $250 billion over what senator manchin said he originally wanted. so, work in progress. >> work in progress. thank you for that update, julie tsirkin. >>> passage of president biden's agenda in the house could not come at a better time for the president, who has seen his approval ratings drop to 42% in the new nbc policy, which is why tuesday may be the most pivotal day yet in the biden presidency. there's also virginia's hotly-contested governor election and the fda approval of the covid vaccine in children. here to break this all down is peter baker, "new york times" chief white house correspondent and an msnbc political analyst and our sunday regular friend here. good news from peter -- i mean, rather, from julie there, peter, a moment ago. progressives on board for a vote on tuesday. what is your read and do you t

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now my message to west virginians, if he caves and does the bidding of bernie sanders, he is not looking out for your interests. this build back better, new green socialist agenda, it is not going to create a single job in west virginia. as a matter of fact, say bye-bye to the coal mining industry. instead, it will obliterate the entire energy and coal industry in your state, it will destroy countless high-paying blue-collar jobs, all in the name of climate change. build back better, new green deal socialism, that is going to be a nightmare for west virginia and a nightmare for the country. here now with analysis, the host of the upcoming special, save america, kill the bill, on the fox business channel, larry kudlow is with us. this is your wheelhouse. you have lived in this world your entire adult life. analyze it from the perspective of middle-class americans, poor americans that are now paying more for every item they buy, paying more to fill their gas tanks, heat and cool their home. >> well, i mean look, starting with the energy problem, and by the way, if biden had his way with th

it was younger latino voters, more progressive who supported bernie sanders. it was an older for those of 45 and above who are more likely to support joe biden. there's a lot of attention on how bernie sanders did in nevada and california. joe biden split the latino vote with sanders in arizona and texas pretty think even a democratic primary, those are just latino democrats. they were more divided than the think we understood them to be. but for sure, nationally during the general election yes the younger more progressive latinos on average like in percentage terms or more likely to favor joe biden than older latinos. but, i always want to throw wrinkles into things. there is a real effort among the republican party to recruit latino youth. in rico south texas the head of a group his mom is a national head of the republican national assembly. there is an awareness among republicans they still do have a demographic problem and that they are not ignoring the fact they also need to reach out to latino youth and that over time, among a growing population of latin

you know i chaired bernie sanders' campaign. medicare for all isn't in here. free college isn't in here. chris: time out here. the fact is that nancy pelosi -- wait a minute -- promised the moderates a vote this past week, first on monday, then on thursday, and she said to them i'm going to give it to you and you and the progressive caucus refused to give it to them. why didn't you trust them that if you passed their plan, they would vote for your plan? >> what i said was the progressive caucus has said we'll do what the president wants. i didn't get one phone call from the white house saying we want the infrastructure bill to pass first. i didn't get one call from the speaker's office or the majority leader's office. the reality is, 95% of the party has been with president biden. he wants both bills. those are his bills. he wrote those bills. that is his vision. his vision is we want people to have child care, we want people to have community college, we want folks to get dental and vision and i will follow the president on the compromise. chris: are you sayi