other than joe manchin, i don't know who would come along. in one year's time, we went from energy independence to -- frankly, every other policy. i don't see that happening. i wish we would. at the right thing, it's common sense. think about this: talking about weapons and what we need to give to the ukrainians, it would've been nice if at $85 billion of weapons into clement and afghanistan, some of that was in the ukraine right now to help the ukrainian people. it would be nice if the state department would be focused on real diplomacy versus when they send out the email that said "which pronoun do you want to use? we will have gender-neutral passports now" that is the problem: bad decisions early on that put us in this terrible position. ukrainian people feel it. >> do you see any covert operations possible, and a way that we can help these freedom fighters now in ukraine? >> i will be honest: i think the thing -- the only hope that ukraine has is something that has happened in history before, where a military will decide if they can no lo

a rare joint interview with democratic senator joe manchin and republican senator lisa murkowski next. >>> and not a game. as the world braces for potential war on russia's border, the winter olympics kicks off in china with a controversial start. as the world grappleless with beijing's human rights atrocities, are athletes safe to speak out? u.s. ambassador to the united nations linda thomas gree

from. >> that chasm will always exist from the far left and joe manchin type of the party but remembering the far left is the one that is dictating what is happening policy wise here with democrats. yes, the political analyst, political minds on the left will try to ring the alarm knowing historically where midterms act but also looking at the reality where democrats are today. you see democrats appear they talk about course correction but will it actually happened? that seems very unlikely. with the unified government that democrats had in washington right now, they have been absolutely hell-bent on running things on their own. they have burned bridges across with any republican who said, hey, i'm willing to engage on the subject. so that might be willing to acknowledge internally that they have got problems, but they are certainly not willing to put forward any policy solution to ashley address it. >> shannon: he mentioned tough the white house polling, but we sell they show up internal polling we talked about last week. the dccc, swing districts and this information they have now saggi

for example, the trader joe manchin in west virginia. one thing i admire about republicans, they stick together. he is not the president, but now everyone has so much to say. how could somebody like -- how could we go try and help somebody else? they would say, americans, they don't like their own selves. i'm a military man. my son, his kids and his kids kids, so we are all in the military, but is that is where it starts, trader -- traitor joe manchin. for example, we get too much information. they literally gave putin right-of-way to attack ukraine, you know? they are going to be over here, here, the missiles are here. geewhiz, you helped him plan the strategy. host: that is melvin in south carolina. about 10 minutes left in this segment of washington journal. we will be talking about the invasion of ukraine for all three hours of the program. this from the wall street journal today speaking to a question a viewer brought up yesterday about promises made to ukraine back in the early 1990's in exchange for giving up their nuclear weapons

but that's not going to be easy with resistance from people like joe manchin in the senate. they're going to have to rename that build back better bill, reshape it, and that's what the administration is going to be working on. behind the scenes, of course, the president is working on the selection of a new supreme court justice to replace stephen breyer. that is likely to be a win for the administration once that choice is made. but they've got a lot of work to do before they get that choice announced. that's going to be consuming the president's time as well this week. john harwood, cnn, the white house. >>> we are learning more details about documents the national archives handed over to the january 6 committee. the archives have said some of the trump white house records have been torn up by the former president and had to be taped back together. "washington post" josh dorsey spoke about that with our pamela brown. >> we had a couple sources tell us they saw ripped documents that he put in his shirt pocket or he never returned, which made them think they could be somethin

. >> meantime, back in washington, new reaction from senator joe manchin as democrats fight to resurrect parts of president biden's build back better act. he says it's not his top priority. >> the build back better has been presented, uh, over, what, the last seven, nine months. that bill no longer will exist, okay? should there be parts of it, do you want to talk about different things, i think the president said there might be different parts, this and that. my biggest concern and my biggest opposition, it did not go through the process. we've had a conversation. we really didn't get into that because right now our main concern is to get a budget. >>> and new today, former vice president mike pence's chief of staff is speaking out after the vp called donald trump wrong. marc short on nbc's "meet the press" says pence was crystal clear from day one that he did not have the authority to overturn the election. >> he had gotten legal advice that said, you can't decide which electoral votes are yes or no but you could adjourn this session and delay things, had he gotten legal advice to do t

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but that would require the support of all 50 senate democrats, and west virginia's joe manchin has voiced opposition saying it should include a work requirement. >> my argument with senator manchin is give us a chance to let this work. let's see how it's worked over the next year. it's worked well over the last six months. >> reporter: the house passed an extension of the tax credit as pa other of the president's "build back better" act, but the bill stalled in the senate. skyler henry, cbs news, capitol hill. >>> the irs is telling all americans to file as soon as possible, preferably electronically so that tax refunds can be received in a timely fashion. >>> coming up, new information on the case of vincent simmons, a louisiana man sentenced to 100 years in prison for a violent crime. david begnaud has details. >>> plus, as we mark black history month we'll meet two trailblazing chefs as they talk advice to aspiring chefs. >>> and gayle king talks to jennifer lopez and maluma about their movie "marry me." >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm ann

bring in byron york, "washington examiner" and fox news contributor, joe manchin turns to lisa and says i've got your back. listen here. >> i'm endorsing my dear friend lisa murkowski, hypocritical to work with the person day in and day out and then go against them because they have an r or d after their name. >> he's up for re-election in 2024, president trump is backing kelly in the election. what do you make of this? >> similar in their approach, they are both centrist and more in common with each other than the fringes of their party. the most important thing we were saying yesterday, they were calling for a return to more traditional ways in the senate, not rushing through bills when nobody knows what's in them. how many times have we heard reports in the last year or so, lawmakers hope to have a vote on the bill by friday, it had not been written yet but still want a vote on it. and if you listen to murkowski and manchin yesterday you heard them strongly favor something called regular order. you write a bill, put it in committee, they debate it, republicans and democrats offer ame

joe manchin doesn't want to call it build back better anymore. we'll figure that out. but we have to debt it done within that bill. we've been talking to each other, how were we going to do it, we can start talking respectfully and figure out how it's going to get done. and i'm one of those people committed is getting pieces of this bill done. it's complicated. people don't understand the reconciliation process. we can't bring ten bills up to reconciliation. it's going to get done but no action that's successful. >> certainly what democrats eyeing what would be a tough midterm slate, the importance of that bill can't be understated. congresswoman debbie dingell, we greatly appreciate you being here. we'll talk to you soon again. greatly appreciate you being early in the show, we asked why are you awake? mike announced jonathan sees his shadow, meaning six more weeks of mourning the retirement of tom brady. answer is yes, i am -- this could be a daily feature if you want. we have a similar message from eddie glaude, who is up tweeting this. he asks about my reaction to

democrat joe manchin said he supports the president's promise to pick a black woman to sit on the court, saying, quote, the time has come and i think it is great to have this many extremely qualified people can serve justice. he went on to say the appointment would create a, quote, balance to represent who we are as a nation. now, manchin's support is notable because democrats need 50 votes to push this through and manchin doesn't always vote the way the president would like him to. in past years, one vote wouldn't have mattered all that much. it used to be american senators supported the country's supreme court nominees if they were qualified by a huge bipartisan basis. ruth bader ginsburg, for instance, was approved 92-3. souter and kennedy were unanimous. antony blinken and sergey lavrov have met to talk about ukraine. the white house says blinken emphasized further invasion of ukraine would be met with swift and severe consequences and urged russia to pursue a diplomatic path. the statement did not clarify. one bit of confusion, whether the russians have responded to a letter we sen

democratic senator joe manchin, he's one of his two democratic senators who has prevented president biden's huge, ambitious social safety net and climate plan notice build back better, from becoming law, it is dead, he killed it, he appeared on fox news to announce his opposition to the bill, say there's too much stuff in, and saying the government should be doing more to combat inflation. which is definitely a big issue for americans, two months later he has not budged, here's what he told -- yesterday. >> i've been ringing the alarm bells forever, i mean, for the last year about inflation, nobody's been listening. now we're seeing a basic threat, it's a seven and a half percent tax on everybody, on every product to buy. it's just unbelievable. >> so that means, that you've already been a definite no on build back better, but that means no more. that means absolutely closed the door and all that, right? >> well the thing of it is, i've always said, these are major, major policy changes. there's a lot of good, good well-intentioned ideas in there that we needed to tackle sooner or later, bu

so, joe manchin should be supporting it. so should the republicans. >> in the meantime, now, there is another fight that is going to be upcoming. and that is for the supreme court nominee. we know that former alabama senator doug jones started his work today. he is a nomination advisor president biden. we are now just three weeks from the president self-imposed deadline, to name whoever she may be. what happens between now and then? >> well, first of all, do i think we will have it sooner than three weeks. but what happens once he names here, is that he is the sherpa and that means he and that is the tradition. he is the former colleague of -- and a very moderate democrat. i think he is the right person for the job. he is an amazingly great lawyer. and then we will go through that process. >> what do you think it is going to look? like what is that process going to look like? if i have time i would like to get both of your takes on that. >> i was on the judiciary committee. and i would suspect that a number of the republican

dagen: joe manchin putting out a statement on inflation. joe manchin is not the only democrat concerned about inflation on constituents and how they are struggling with gas prices not just for goods but services. americans can be hit hard by new law, third-party payment, venmo, cash app are now required to report business transactions of more than $600 to the irs. you're fighting this cosponsoring a bill that would repeal the new law. i'm going to get christian in here because i know he has a direct question on this, christian. >> congressman, i was curious, i think we need to fight the idea that we need to report on the irs which wants to snoop on our bank accounts and want billion mores and audit americans, getting rid of 1099 from venders that you pay $600 or more. we have gone that the irs keeps you by the honest until you're guilty until proven guilty and why not just go ahead rid of that? congressman: i think you're exactly right. the thing is this was -- this was inserted in the bill, the third-party thing with the venmo provision of

it failed to get an extension after west virginia senator joe manchin said he would not support the bill saying there aren't enough restrictions on who can get the money while his fellow democrats. are you that the expanded tax credit has been projected to cut child poverty nearly in half. and we'll tremendously benefit millions of parents across the country. >> what what's the cost to our country of not investing and the well-being of our children? we're moving the stress and strain for families. that cost is incalculable. >> democratic lawmakers say the biden administration's expanded child tax credit represents the biggest tax cut from low and middle income families in modern american history. >> turning now to california politics today. state senator brian dolly officially announce his run for governor upon force capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala went to his first rally in reading and has more on his campaign plants. >> this is my little. and it sure as is worth fighting for. and that's what to i'm announcing running for the governor of the >> state senator brian dolly officially

. >> with all of the respect in the world for my friend joe manchin it is not right to say what we are doing is contribute into inflation because it is exactly the opposite. >> now, even some democrats are calling out president biden on his handling of the inflation issue former obama economic advisor steve ratner calling the president dishonest of the "new york times" op-ed. question raised in steve's op-ed, he is basically going at the latest biden excuse which is blaming corporate supply chain for the inflation problem and essentially saying he is blaming the symptom not the cause. what is the cause? >> is a fast thinker biden complained about the increase in meat prices saying the meat cartel if you accept that comic he explained why does hotel prices went up lester 24%? why did use cars got 37% gasoline went up almost 50%. it's at the hotel cartel? is this a cabal of used-car salesman getting together and agreeing to conspire to increase their prices, exxon, mobil and shell are they sitting around some secret facility somewhere deciding okay, let's raise our prices? if you are to

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. >> reporter: moderate democrats like joe manchin have put the brakes on parts of the president's agenda, calling build back better dead. administration officials tell me they're pressing ahead anyway. >> what we're worried about is how this will lower costs for families. we're going to lower the cost of prescription drugs, we're going to lower the cost of goods and services. >> reporter: meanwhile, concerns about a russian invasion continue. the french president expressing optimism, after meeting with russian president vladimir putin monday to help de-escalate the crisis, and ukraine's president tuesday. however, the kremlin says no deals were made. republicans want immediate sanctions or to target russia's gas pipeline now. >> the president has all the authority he needs. he needs to decide the timing. i think it's going to be a serious deterrent if it's executed before the invasion, not after. >> reporter: the commander in chief keeping a close eye on the crisis overseas, while looking to move america forward. in washington, brie jackson, nbc news. >>> 4:36, and more time off? still a

manchin opposes it, saying it should include a work requirement. >> my argument with senator manchin is give us a chance to let it work. let us see how it works over the next year. it worked well over the last six back months. >> a child tax credit was part of the american rescue plan and included six months of payment per child for those under the age of 17. the house did pass an extension, but it stalled in the senate. >>> to the crisis in ukraine, and a show of force by the united states as 400 u.s. soldiers arrived in poland. the idea is to bolster nato forces in the area and to send a message to russia. meantime, french president b.a.r.t. met with ukraine's president to discuss ways to keep a diplomatic solution on the table. macron says vladimir putin has been telling him that they are not planning to escalate, but the buildup and the tension continues. the russian ministry of defense released videos of six more warships training in the baltic sea. president biden has again warned russia of severe economic consequences if it invades ukraine. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and stream

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i imagine joe manchin would support it. you could get it out of the house, and i bet you could get 50 votes in the senate. host: you talk about the success of the infrastructure law, the current status of bill back better. as far as those issues are concerned, are you concerned going toward november, the midterm elections, what democrats will be able to offer that you would be able to support, as far as why would that support be given? guest: i think as we go back to our districts and you get into campaign season -- we spend too much time saying what we did not get done. what we got done back in march with the american rescue plan, which really didn't rape up vaccinations but also provided necessary funding for law enforcement to rehire firefighters, to get small businesses back up and running, and to get our kids back in school -- what we did was a bipartisan infrastructure plan, rebuilding america, investing in ourselves. what we are debating on the house for today which will go to conference with the senate -- we will in

manchin in virginia and kyrsten sinema in arizona. and until that obstacle can be overcome, i think americans will go on hurting. that's fine for the gop, because we have got midterm elections coming up in november and, as latika was saying is the case for australia, cost—of—living rises and what feels like a real downside for american purses is deadly for any ruling party, and so the republicans would not be averse to seeing more of this pain go on, in terms of electoral advantage. and, latika, here in the uk, this cost—of—living crisis has often been crystallised with the image of people having to choose between food orfuel, and ijust wonder, is the squeeze as intense as that in australia? it varies. australia does a very good social safety net, so it is never in my mind as acute as some of the shortages that you do see in the uk, but certainly housing i think is the big killer. you have a generation that cannot afford to buy a house, and with that comes little hope in theirfuture, their investment in capital and their feeli

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senator joe manchin saying that overall count act is going to pass the senate from today's new york time. that process still waiting to carry out. we do not know what the said language would be of overhauling that process of promises there would be an overhaul. about a half an hour left in this conversation. republicans only, if we could. just talking about former president mike pence and what you see is his role today in the republican party. john and giulia ben, arizona. good morning, you are next. caller: good morning. host: go ahead, sir. caller: i told the guy before, i actually didn't vote for trump last election. i voted for him the first time but i didn't vote for him the second time. the first time i actually voted for pence. the first time i didn't vote for pence because he disappointed me the way he stood up to trump. he became trump's lackey. host: john, you are a republican? caller: that's right. i am a republican. host: who would you like to see run in 2024 against joe biden? who would you like to see win a primary? caller: i kind of like the guy in florida. whatever his na

west virginia senator joe manchin said that he would not support the build back better bill saying that there just aren't enough restrictions on who can get that money. almost all other democrats argue the expanded tax credit has been projected to cut child poverty nearly in half and we'll tremendously benefit millions of people and millions of parents across the nation. >> what's the cost to our country? not investing and the well-being of our children. we're moving the stress and strain for that cost is incalculable. >> and democratic lawmakers say the biden administration's expanded child tax credit represents the biggest tax cut for low and middle income families in modern american history. continuing our coverage of the olympics. team usa winning its first gold medal in the 2022. winter games and a legal issue is holding up the medal ceremony for team figure skating. we have matt barnes with the very latest now from beijing. >> happy wednesday from beijing where there is plenty of drama on the slopes and off the ice. we start with the u.s. is first gold medal coming from 5 time oly

manchin in virginia and kyrsten sinema in arizona. and until that can be overcome, i think americans will go on hurting. that's fine for the gop, because we have got midterm elections coming up in november and, as latika was saying is the case for australia, cost—of—living rises and what feels like a real downside for american purses is deadly for any ruling party, and so the republicans would not be averse to seeing more of this pain go on, in terms of electoral advantage. and, latika, here in the uk, this cost—of—living crisis has often been crystallised with the image of people having to choose between food or fuel, and ijust wonder, is the squeeze as stark as that in australia? —— as intense as that in australia? it varies. australia does a very good social safety net, so it is never in my mind as acute as some of the shortages that you do see in the uk, but certainly housing i think is the big killer. you have a generation that cannot afford to buy a house, and with that comes little hope in their future, their invest

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democrat joe manchin called it an inflation tax. a new study found the average american household is spending an additional $276 a month because of record setting inflation. it's hurting the poor and middle-class the harder. and biden's own economic advisor sees a full-blown inflation on the way. a frail looking joe made his way all the way down to central virginia. he really went far. he was greeted by large crowds of protestors including one man with a special sign that reads "build crack better." biden vowed to work like the devil to get these prices under control. take a look. >> i will work like the devil to bring gas prices down. i am working to make sure we strengthen the supply chain to bring the prices down and changing a range of things. for example, covid caused a significant increase in prices in the supply chain. we are in a situation now where you should have peace of mind. i know food prices are up. we are working to bring them down. i grew up in the family where the price at the pump went up and you felt it. i unders

joe biden is not going to be passing any other big bills for a while now because of joe manchin, if what steve ratner is saying, the op-ed editorial pages are saying is correct, well, that's going to burn out, inflation will burn out. we'll have a roaring economy what about the 5, 6, 7% inflation. >> let's hope. president biden made a short trip to cull pepper, virginia, yesterday, he stressed the need to lower prescription drug prices. >> we paid the highest prescription drug prices of any nation developed nation in the world the highest of any. this is the united states of america, for god's sake. that's just wrong. it's simply wrong, especially since it doesn't cost the drug company nearly, nearly, nearly, nearly as much to make the drug or the research that went into it. the idea you can charge whatever you want is just not going to happen in the united states of america if i have anything to do with it. >> the president appeared alongside democratic congresswoman abigail spanberger, who has made drug costs one of the key issues in her re-election campaign and congresswoman spanberge

joe manchin. >> just the opposite. my view what there is great infrastructure bill all you constituents want you guys know to it. i'm glad sinema and mentions happen that. i could easily debate the actions taken, i was a biden supporter, i wasn't a voting supporter so i stay in the moderately. kennedy: the only people who support bernie have never paid taxes and they want to suckle at the government teat as long as i possibly can but i don't want to pay for. taxation is theft so we start certainly should not be paying the taxes we are paying okay. >> is not a question? i would agree we to me, too. let's do that. limit the size of government, cut spending, cut taxes and you are an economics guy, you know the economy will grow if they had the marts to do that. >> i could are you you about the deficit even against the conservative trickle-down not working, increase the deficit by north of 2 trillion didn't pay for itself on the build back better from a three and a half trillion, i am more aligned smaller is better. kenned

host: josh on joe manchin and kyrsten sinema who are not on the ballot in 2022. guest: i think the caller may have answers on question. the reason biden is having problems is just because of publican opposition but because he has failed to secure the support in senator sinema and senator manchin on his most important initiatives. when your party is divided between the democratic party you can be losing the argument and losing political capital. this stems from the presidents overly ambitious agenda that he literally wanted to pass trillions of dollars in spending that's not politically tenable in states like arizona and certainly not west virginia. i think from the beginning president biden misread his mandate, his mandate was one for normalcy, campaign on bipartisanship, he had a 50-50 senate, very narrow majority in the house and he try to get one of the most ambitious democrat agendas we've seen in the first year and a lot of it failed. it's a lesson you can outrun your mandate, you can out run the representation you have. host: to john in oregon. caller: good

how much pressure when joe manchin is leading the charge and pointing a finger at the federal reserve to tackle inflation head on? we all have a responsibility that all is possible to manage our debt and he talks about economic pain stemming from the federal reserve waiting. how much does this affect how much they should -- who they should vote on? jonathan: from the nato secretary general, the first headline sites moscow for cautious optimism and that's reflected in the equity market step no concrete signs of de-escalation yet, no concrete signs yet from the nato secretary-general. tom: we will bring you the headlines from moscow. the curve is steepening over the last 24 hours, even 39 basis points. gabriella sanchez joins us now. she writes one of the clearest, most detailed notes on the street with a sense of international affairs. thank you for joining us. what is the new blueprint that matters? >> good to see you. i think that's what we are trying to figure out this year as investors. the market is pricing in what will be a transition year for the economy from pandemic recovery t

you are watching this, you have got to urge your so-called democrat senators joe manchin and the rest of them to vote no on raskin. this is a nightmare nomination and it should be polled. chuck, thank you. this man spends all day on cnn and msnbc crowing how democracy is crumbling, but it turns out not only is he in money siphoning charlatan, he's behind some of the most destructive efforts on the country. meet mark elias in a moment. ♪ ♪ >> if the republicans want less litigation, engage in voter suppression. i will make them a deal if they stop suppressing the votes come i will stop suing to suppress a vote. >> we are one or two cycles away from a constitutional crisis because you now have one of two major parties in this country that is no longer committed to free and fair elections. >> laura: is it larry, curly or mo that he looks like? mark elias, now you will often see him whining about g.o.p. voter integrity laws and how they are killing democracy but is latest because his gerrymandering. >> people don't realize this will set the course of american politics and state legisl

. >> joe manchin put a dagger in hess billed back better. >> i've been ringing an alarm bell for the last year. nobody has been listening. it's a 7.5% tax on everybody, on every tax you buy. >> reporter: manchin upping the pressure on the federal reserve to act quickly. >> you have to stomp it down. if you don't, it's going to continue to rise. >> republican senator mitch mcdonnell is blaming democrats' policies for its price. every single democrat voted to ram through at prooibd's behest last year. more bad news to the public. six in ten disappears and just 41% approve of the job he's doing. his first year in office has been more of a failure than a success. all this have is happening as president biden is searching and it's still there will until he met with them. they do say they expect the in-person meetings to happen soon which would be a significant development in the search process. they are ear on track to pick a nominee be the end of the year. >>> former u.s. president drumpd denies taking documents. they were required to be turned over to the archives at the end of trump's

manchin did say i don't know why you're asking me about it again, i told you that it was dead -- but they will point to pieces of that legislation within the broader economic agenda that they are trying to put forward that will help these individuals. jonathan: when you hear the republicans speak they want three conversations: inflation, crime, education, any one of the three or all three put together. does the situation in ukraine register domestically for voters at the moment? >> when you look at the polls recently they would show things like foreign policy in afghanistan, it just doesn't. you saw president biden's polls take a hit in afghanistan, but do you hear afghanistan being spoken about on mainstream media ever? these are issues that americans will hear about and a lot of the time the press will focus on, but it is not at the top of the polls. when you look at the michigan consumer sentiment index, 70 5% viewed inflation as a crippling economic issue and there was not much of a difference when you pulled democrats and republicans. jonathan: that is the big issue going into t

. >> cheryl: she says that senator joe manchin is wrong to say more stimulus from build back better would worsen inflation. she might want to talk to wall street economists, one voice say that stimulus caused inflation to spike last year. >> carley: bingo. chicago makes news, what is going on? >> cheryl: group of students want the school to give $1 billion in reparation to the city's south side. they say it puts south siders at risk of displace frment their homes. this is not going back 200 years to the days of slavery, this is now they are pointing their finger at their own university. >> carley: yes, absolutely, a topic that keeps coming up every now and then, it is not going anywhere. thank you. if you are a student in los angeles, you better bring your mask to class. if you're a celebrity or the mayor at the super bowl, apparently those rules don't apply to you. >> todd: he is holding his breath. hopefully not. let's check in with brian kilmeade see what is coming up on "fox and friends." >> brian: the next three hours, starting in 11 minutes. russia, russia, russia, prior to this pre

senate democrats under joe manchin urged rejection he bears a great deal of responsibility for many of the drug overdose deaths in the years since his first stent as fda chief. ♪ the top republican in the senate says president biden's nominees for the federal reserve board of governors are unfit. senator mitch mcconnell's comment comes as republicans on the banking committee refuse to allow a vote or those selections. congressional correspondent chad pergram is live on capitol hill with details. good evening, chad. >> good evening, bret. inflation is blistering the economy but the biden administration doesn't have its team in place to fight it. g.o.p. members of the banking committee boycotted a meeting today to send fed nominees to the floor that includes the nomination of fed chair jerome powell. >> i hear on the floor every day republicans get up and talk about inflation but what group is out there to deal with market forces any better than the fed? there is none. yet, they don't show up to vote. >> the g.o.p. took particular aim at sarah bloom raskin. she is picked to be the fed'

senator joe manchin is throwing more cold water on president biden economic agenda after this mornings historically high inflation data. he says it is beyond time for the federal reserve to tackle the issue head-on he says congress and the administration's proceed with caution before adding more fuel to an economy already on fire. consumer prices rose last month by 7.5%, the biggest year-over-year increase since 1982. bloomberg has learned donald trump's son-in-law jared kushner held talks with saudi arabia's defective ruler in recent weeks. he also met with top officials from saudi aramco. kushner formed a close relationship with saudi crown prince mohammad bin salman on during the trump administration. kushner has been criticized for seeking investments from some of the middle eastern countries he dealt with in the white house. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: good afternoon from new york where it is 1:00, 6:00 in london, 2:00 in hon

joe manchin says that he thinks the nominees are extremely qualified. they have a better chance of going through. quick programming note. bloomberg's key future officer featuring the macy's cfo is out right now. you can find that on bloomberg.com or on youtube. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: this is bloomberg markets. i'm matt miller. let's get to something that caught my eye today, the repositioning by markets for changes in central bank policy. we have a chart that you can see, shows the fed imply rate change through 2020 and white. ecb in blue. we have seen a real pickup here in the fed, and now we expect four increases in 2022. that is priced in even though the dot plot showed us three. before that we thought only two. now some are talking about six or seven, and we have some people telling the financial times, maybe we could even see a 50 basis point increase at the live meeting in march. philadelphia fed president patrick harker spoke exclusively this morning with bloomberg. take a listen to his stance on rates. >> this has always been the question,

manchin. >> i've been covering joe biden a long time. he grew up in a neighborhood where everyone either went to become a firefighter, a cop, or a priest. as he often then delivers the punchline, i wasn't qualified to do any one of those things. one of the reasons he's had such a tight relationship with law enforcement in his career is because he relates so much to those as people he grew up with and who are working class and who -- what their wants and needs are, are much more complex than what we give credit for. joy, i want to offer this note, which is two years ago tonight, do you remember what it was? the iowa caucuses. doesn't it seem like a lifetime away? >> that was 137 years ago. [ laughter ] >> and do you remember what happened that night? we don't know who won, but we know that joe biden lost. he came in fifth. part of the argument that biden advisers were making at the time is you all are paying too much attention to progressive voices on twitter, to the loud parts of the constituency. they placed their bets on the black popu

if joe manchin is standing in your way, you have not seen the white house say i'm firing for lower prescription drug prices and i'll tell you who is in my way. >> we're having a very robust debate inside the republican party. it's no very substantive but with or without trump. >> i'd like to see us own what the philosophical differences are. >> right. you were not on the bide general -- biden side of things in the primary. >> i give him credit. that's what build back better was about. a few corporate democrats got in his way. you have to have that ideological, philosophical debate. take on the corporate forces we don't want to make the rich pay more in taxes that's what they believe. let's have it out. >> you're right, in san francisco it was a competence issue but it was also a focus issue. you had a very active school board. they were focused on the wrong things. they were focused on renaming schools, including schools named after abraham lincoln and george washington. and even progressive parents said that's enough. face masks in school is going to be a huge challenge to are democrats. >> th

robert califf for a second time and representative joe manchin who opposes the nominee and senator patty murray who supports him spoke on the floor prior to the vote. >> madam president. s