there is two bills. two different bills. but basically we have a china compete, you seek a bill, $250 billion for this country to basically get up and compete as we always have, the innovation, the research and development, that's been sitting in the house for quite some time. we passed it with 90 votes. in the senate, democrats and republicans working together. we passed an infrastructure bill which has been over in the house for over i think a couple of months now and it is $1.2 trillion and nothing has been done for deferred maintenance in the country for three -- 30 years, three decades. this is the first time. those would have helped tremendously showing that together we can. now we have a reconciliation bill which is only a partisan bill, by our democratic party, and that's holding up the other bills that were bipartisan. that's the problem we have. and there has to be some good faith and we all work together. if you're wanting someone to agree that i'll sign off on everything you want and it will be the way that it wi

that's the bill that contains the 87,000 irs agents. that's the bill that contains the amnesty provisions and handout to those in the country illegally. that is the one people are mostly upset and angry about. and i think people have to differentiate these are two different bills. and i think actually by passing this bipartisan infrastructure pill that we've actually undermined alexandria ocasio-cortez and the socialist wing of the democratic party from being able to hold infrastructure hostage. and now they have lost their leverage. and i think that's an important thing to say. at the end of the day, i think it was those of us who were willing to pass this that did the what's in the best interest of america. . >> appreciate seeing you this morning. please come back on "new day". >> thank you. >>> so how could the infrastructure bill help relieve supply chain shortages? the white house joins us live in just a few minutes. >>> why ted cruz and other republicans are trolling big bird. >> and a juror kicked off a jury who told a joke about

we'll be a yes on both bills." she's saying that after joe manchin sort of kicked them all in the teeth. i'm trying to figure out what's going on here, michael. help me understand why they were a no last week before joe manchin got nasty, but now they're a yes. >> what's up is down, and what's down is up. progressives have sided with the president in a way that i don't think many of us actually expected. i think, really, the primary reason is when you look at senator manchin, he represents one of the poorest states in the country, yet he wants to talk about fiscal responsibility without doing any types of taxes that would actually tax the rich, that would help his state, that would help fund things like paid family leave or expanded medicaid, medicare, and it makes no sense. pause because inside his state, so many people would benefit. i think what progressive haves d -- have done is back him into a corner. are you not backing a bill your state overwhelmingly supports? >> i want to take issue with the frame. i don'

so the bill is in its first draft form now. and what it intends to do in the state of california is create standards and remedies, best practices, which don't exit right now in california. there are regulations that the industry has, regulations in collective bargaining units with the unions. believe it or not, there's nothing in the labor and employment code that regulates the industry in terms of -- >> what would it do when it comes to firearms or prop guns? let's make a distinction between the two. live rounds, and blanks. what does this bill do? . >> first of all, there's no such thing as a prop gun. that doesn't exist. what there are are guns that have firing pins and can shoot live round that are used as props currently. and guns that can be dummy guns, plastic guns, whatever. this bill will clean that up and saying you don't bring live guns, that's what they call them in the industry, guns that can shoot a live round or live ammunition onto the set in the first place. if you do, there's remedies and penalties for that. i

today they are just going to get the bill signed for the infrastructure bill. all these negotiations, there was a feeling that she was not as involved as some might have expected her to be. of course she doesn't have the decades, literally, of relationships that joe biden was calling on pwhefwhen he was doi those negotiations. >>> what does the white house says about this? >> they say this is all crazy. there's nothing going on. we are drawing on a lot of behind the scenes insider talk of where things are. it's gotten to a point where some of them are throwing up their hands in frustration of what they see is a lack of follow through and continual staff dysfunction in the vice president's office. >> what's the solution as they see it moving forward? . >> we have one quote from donna brazil who pushed for her being on the ticket. she said she needs to be let out. let her out. they want to see her in environments where she thrives. we saw on the primary campaign, and even in the presidential campaign, we saw her being in situations where she felt comfortable, whe

listen to this. >> for the sake of the scountry the bipartisan infrastructure bill, holding this bill hostage is not going to work, and getting my support for the reconciliation bill. i, for one, won't support a multitrillion dollar bill without greater clarity about why congress chooses to ignore the serious effects of inflation. and debt they have on our economy and existing government programs. >> our chief white house correspondent kaitlan collins is here in scotland with us, wo watching this unfold. a major disappointment for the biden folks here in scotland. they're happy, it looks like the bipartisan infrastructure will go forward, it passed the senate. but the bigger legislation on the social safety net and all of that, including climate money, it looks like that's in deep trouble. >> i don't think the white house really appreciated the timing of this. it does come as the president is here at this global climate summit trying to convince world leaders that the united states is serious about climate change. of course, this very package that president biden has proposed and what

bill clinton got his shellacking in 1994. so there's still a year left that i think some progressives might ask we're going to lose any way. why not pass what we can now before we get beaten. but then it this might be an uncomfortable question. andrew stein, you endorsed president trump in 2016. mark, you advised him during impeachment some. so some democrats might ask -- >> no, i didn't advise him. >> some democrats piegt ask why should we listen to you guys a about where to take the democrat you can party? >> first of all, as i was saying, it's a free country, listen or not. obviously, i played a critical part in both restructuring the administration and worked closely with hillary. i was hopeful we would win in 2008 and i have had a 50-year experience across hundreds of campaigns. what i see here is, is you're right, bill clinton didn't find out he needed to retool until after the 1994 elections. joe biden knows it now. bill clinton couldn't save congress. it was too late, but he saved the presidency. joe biden, by acting

let's get more with bill taylor, former u.s. spore to ukraine. you may recall he testified during trump's first impeachment hearing telling his employees to establish a quid pro quo with ukraine. all right. we are watching a lot of buildup of russian troops outside ukraine. we are hearing from the president about a coup. he says there is going to be a coup that coincides with a demonstration that is going to happen. do you think there is going to be a coup? . >> brianna, i don't think there is going to be a coup. either from ukrainians or from russians. clearly there will be a big demonstration later on this week, as your reporter said. those have to do with an intelligence operation that the plug was pulled on. and an anti-oligarch bill signed. the law goes into effect in the spring. it has caused a lot of concerning among people. they are demonstrating against that. this question of coup i think is an example of the concern about the russians. as you say, building up on the border. there's real concern about the military movement. the russians

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senators they would support both bills as well. the trust gaps seems to be at the moment but obviously this isn't a done deal yet. president biden taking off from rome to the united king bottom this morning, hopefully his domestic agenda will land by the end of the week. at the g20, biden saying he's confident about moving forward. . >> i believe we will pass my build back better plan, and i believe we will pass the infrastructure bill. >> reporter: back home on capitol hill, democrats signaling votes could happen as soon as tomorrow. . >> democrats have been united in their value of what we need to get done. and i think that you will see people come together this week and get two bills that are badly needed, done. >> reporter: after months of negotiations, biden announcing a slimmed down version of his economic and climate bill, eliminating key priorities, including a paid family and sick leave program, free community college, and expanding medicare to include dental and vision. despite senator kyrsten sinema's silence, they belie

mcconnell voted for this bill. he likes the infrastructure bill. specifically, he likes a bridge he is trying to get repaired for a million years between kentucky and ohio. >> look, infrastructure, roads, bridges, broadband is very popular. that's why you have 19 senate republicans who almost never want to cooperate with president biden to vote for this bill. you had a few republicans in the house vote for it as well. donald trump works on a different set of calculations. donald trump makes judgments about things based on whether it's good or bad for donald trump. and so trump looks at this bill. joe biden, he wanted to get an infrastructure bill done, didn't do it. joe biden d. makes joe biden look good. if donald trump wants to run against joe biden, it makes his job a little bit harder. that is why he is attacking mitch mcconnell. he has done it for a long time. mcconnell wants to hold the senate next year. bragging about this bill will be good for those senators who voted for it. >> i did get a little bit lost in your eyes as you were giving me

three people could stop the bill. so they have to be listened to. . >> it is not that no one gets run over. it is that everyone gets run over. but, look, this appears to be a big tay. you believe there is going to be the votes to pass this today. >> right. let me tell you, we're on the cusp of doing something amazing and transformative for america with these bills. we have the bipartisan infrastructure bill which does so much. $66 billion for increasing rail travel in this country. the roads, the bridges, the water systems, the sewer systems that haven't been in vested in in the time i've been in congress, nine years. and much longer. we heard about infrastructure week after infrastructure week in the last administration. democrats are delivering now. we're not just delivering the hard infrastructure, we're delivering broadband internet for every place in america. it is like the rural electrification act from 80 years ago. we're going the get this done. and the build back better act is amazing. it just got scored by m

the door isn't completely closed on the bill. prescription drugs, explain this provision to us. >> you know because you've been on the campaign trail for years, this has been a rallying cry not just of the left actually. this has been one of the issues where republicans have realized the popularity in campaigning on the notion of allowing medicare to negotiate with drug companies to lower the prices of prescription drugs, having some sort of government negotiation. many people feel prescription drugs are too high in this country so this is something year after year, every politician is promising they're going to work on and it hasn't come to fruition, and so you say the door's still open. the door is still open because the time line keeps slipping and so with the door still open we learn from lawrence fox this morning that nancy pelosi, the speaker of the house and kiyrstn sinema ma, one of the moderates in the senate were meeting on this very issue because sinema has been sort of the road block throughout this process of getting

holding this bill hostage is not going to work in getting my support for reconciliation bill. while i've worked hard to find a path to compromise, it is obvious, compromise is not good enough for a lot of my colleagues in congress. it's all or nothing. >> the white house says it remains confident that president biden's plan will get manchin's support. joining us now, president biden's transportation secretary, pete buttigieg. secretary, thank you for being with us this morning. another critical day. it seems like we've had maybe too many critical days when it comes to this legislation. but are you 100% sure that president biden can get joe manchin on board with the build back better bill? >> you know, a few days ago, i said we're the closest we've ever been. this morning, we're closer still. we want to see this literally signed, sealed, and delivered. but what is clear is there is enormous momentum behind this legislation. that's not just on capitol hill. that's not just coming from the president. but the more americans hear about what these two pieces of legislation mean for

he was associated with former president's bill clinton and donald trump, bill gates, prince andrew. prosecutors wanted to use email they say maxwell exchanged with powerful men where he was helping to arrange girls for them. they said the women were all illegal age of consent. as the trial gets under way, what will maxwell's defense be? they will call one who specializes in memory and trauma. some of the crimes took place 20 years ago. the big thing here is this is a day that has been a long time in the making. they never thought there would be anyone held accountable. that is something maxwell's lawyers might try to capitalize on saying the only reason she is here is because he isn't. . >> kara scannell, thank you so much. >>> a record settlement in the 2018 parkland school shooting. they have reached the settlement in connection to a suit they filed back in 2018. the lawsuit alleged that the fbi failed to act on multiple tips warning about the gunman, which is something the fbi has admitted. it tops $127 million. joining me to discuss this is fred guttenberg, whose names jaime was

you have actually the house speaker negotiating with senator kyrsten sinema, this is because in the bill hopefully, a lot of democrats want medicare to be able to directly negotiate some drug prices, and this has been a sticking point. but it means a lot to many democrats. they want to get this back in. this is pretty unusual. >> yeah, this is really rare. you don't usually see the speaker of the house negotiating with a member of the senate. in fact, initially there's a lot of frustration on the house side that sinema and manchin were both out of their control. but speaker nancy pelosi rolled up her sleeves and got to work because this is an issue that is very important for her moderates and those vulnerable swing districts. a lot of them ran on lowering prescription drug prices and another promise that pelosi made was that she wasn't going to put any bill on the house floor that couldn't get the votes in the senate because a lot of moderates didn't want to walk the plank and take tough previsions that were going to get stripped out or change. it was important to negotiate directly with

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, this bill is for you. and it is better. it is better in terms of healthcare. it is better if you're a senior, your cost at the pharmacy will be cut to a fraction, with annual costs capped under medicare part d and you'll benefit from the medicare hearing benefit. it is better if you have diabetes. it is when you go to the pharmacy instead of paying hundreds for insulin, you'll pay no more than $35 per month. and -- [ applause ] and it is better for all americans. we are halting big pharma's outrageous pay hikes and in addition to that we are dramatically lowering healthcare costs. under the affordable care act. we're also expanding coverage to millions under the affordable care act as i mentioned. it is better in terms of family care. if you're a parent, it is better, most families will benefit from child care costs reduced, cut fully in half for most families and free universal pre-k for every 3 and 4-year-old in america. it is better if you are middle income family, you will benefit from an expanded bide

it's not clear what they're actually going to pass, what's going to be in the final bill. instead, what we cover is the negotiations of what's in and out. i think until they have a final bill some can trumpet that pill, they will not leave any kind of it. >> jonathan, thanks so much. >> thanks, brianna. >>> a jury finally seated for the kill of ahmaud arbery. all the jurors, except for one, are white. >>> and what took place on the set of "rust". what he said about the gun that killed the cinematographer. >>> and green bay packers aaron rodgers testing positive for covid. he told the world in august he had been immunized. so what is going on here? new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. your eyes. beautiful on the outside, but if you have diabetes, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going on inside. it's true, with diabetic retinopathy, excess sugar

he said he still does not support paid family leave in the bill. he thinks it should be handled separately. but nancy pelosi is pushing for a vote today. >> i can understand getting senator capito confusing the duchess with joe manchin. >>> john avlon has this reality check. >> there's been a lot of beltway talk about how swing voters are extinct and independent voters don't really exist. that's partisan wishful thinking. in the 2021 elections brought the receipts. and virginia, republican glenn youngkin won independent voters by a nine-point margin after joe biden won by 19 points just one year ago. likewise, suburban districts swung to youngkin by 7. the question is why? if you take a big step back you'll see in 11 of the last 12 gubernatorial elections in virginia, going back to 1973, the candidate from the opposition party, won in reaction to the president. that is sometimes called the pendulum effect. it is the desire for balance in our politics, even if there is less and less evidence that divided government results in common ground. in fact,

and much of this bill is already agreed to. so, yes, senate is going to have its process. but we are committed to delivering for american families. it is long pastime that we move past the tax scam of the republicans, that we move past having a congress that only works for the well connected and the wealthy and put the focus back on american families. those issues they talk about around their kitchen table are the issues we will help them address. so the senate will have a process. but i am confident that they are going to return a bill that is going to put the americans at home who are looking to see themselves and our process squarely in focus. >> congresswoman clark, thank you so much. we know you have a very busy morning. next hour ahead of you. thanks for being with us on "new day". . >> thank you. >> jury deliberations are about to begin in charlottesville, virginia, where white nationalists told the court they did not commit racially motivated violence. we're live. >>> and democrats say ohio's new congressional map is unconstitutional and intentionally dilutes the b

his infrastructure bill. so much he has done around bringing resources for education and helps us get over the covid crisis. i think people realize his heart is in the right place. we need to unite our federal lawmakers so we can push through what he is attempting to do. listen, i believe he's a president that believes what is impacting every day american citizens, and i'm in support of that. >> new york city mayor-elect eric adams. appreciate you being with us. congratulations. . >> thank you. take care. >>> the race for governor in new jersey still too close to call this morning. republican challenger jack chiattarelli is 65 votes ahead of governor phil murphy. this is a shocking result for democrats. it's a wakeup call in the state that president joe biden won by 16 points just a year ago. let's talk about it now with congressman josh got heimer, democrat from new jersey, the co-chair of the problem-solvers caucus. how are you reading this close race in new jersey? what's the takeaway? >> well, in the end,

it is a big item in this bill. one of the most expensive items in this bill. why do these people need tax cuts? >> well, this is not to give them a tax cut alone. the state and local taxes affect everybody. y you own a home, you own an automobile, all of these things affect you as well. we're not here to punish people. we're here to do what we can to give the assistance of new income people and i think that's one of the best things we can do. the state and local taxes, i think that everybody owns a home, owns an automobile, they know what that means and they benefit from this as well. >> it is the 80% of this money is going to people making over a million dollars. this is primarily not going to people in the middle income. i want to ask you about one more item in regards to build back better. congressional budget office, we're still waiting to get full report from the cbo on how much this will all cost. it seems as if the signals are that it will not all be paid for according to the cbo. i thought that the white house promised that it would be paid for. >> wel

bill, $1.75 billion at this point in time. he has spoken positively about it. he is not on board. now you have conversations ongoing in the wake of these election results, michael. and i wonder if you think that's going to affect anything, the outcome, the position, bargaining position of joe manchin or kyrsten sinema. >> i think the hand-held by sinema and manchin has been strengthened. and i would be surprised if everyone else held the position they were in preceding the turns of last night. i think folks are getting weak-kneed who were ready to sign onto the $1.75 trillion. don't forget when joe manchin raises concerns about the cost of the bill and how much it will take to pay for it, he is not spitballing. it would cost twice the amount that has been put on it. it's been poorly sold. take the win. and come back and fight another day piecemeal for the $1.75 trillion. that would be my recommendation. . >> we have data points on the defund the police movement. a couple of votes that they dealt with tran general challengely.

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>> i think you have to pass the bills. you have to show you're making progress that things are happening and then have to go out and sell what's in them, i also think they need to be very responsive to the day to day concerns of people, to the cost of living, you know, to the supply chain issue that people are concerned about going into the holidays. it is like a mayor, you know. i say to mayors, you know, you can be visionary in your policy, but also make sure the garbage gets picked up, make sure that potholes are getting filled. there is an element of that in national politics too. and right now there are day to day concerns that people are feeling, and they want to know every day that those concerns are being met in a -- in a clear and competent way so i would focus on that. one thing i would say, you mentioned 2009, you know, we were facing an economic crisis that the economist told us in the beginning would not be resolved in a year or two years and maybe in many years because of the nature of how that recession came

, and the infrastructure bill. but certainly they will be sweating out each and every minute of what likely will be a very long day up here on capitol hill. now, overnight there was a series of late last minute negotiations, closed door meetings that ultimately pushed a plan vote for last night into today. there was some negotiations around a big sticking point, which had been state and local tax deductions, that will now be capped at $80,000 a year. also going in today, big questions coming from moderate, very vocal in saying they only want to move to a vote today on the social spending plan if they have a score from the nonpartisan cbo congressional budget office. they said they need that to go into a vote today. here's what one moderate told us late last night. >> i think until we get some of that information, it would be irresponsible until we get the final text, of course, and before we see the impact on the economy and the country. but i -- we're supposed to get some of those numbers any minute now, waiting o

my colleague, fred upton, who got eviscerated for voting for the infrastructure bill, for bringing money home to his district for roads and bridges and internet, getting lead out of pipe, his staff was rattled. he didn't care about the critique, but he was worried about his family and his staff. this has to stop. it is simply not okay. >> do you worry that congress will actually lose talent, that they will lose talented people because of these concerns? >> i very much worry about it. i talk to people who are, like, why would i -- first of all, they wonder why they, themselves, would want to do it, but they care about their families. they love their families. they care about people in their community. they don't want to put people that they love or care for at risk. and we can't let that happen. we need people of all kinds of backgrounds. that's what the house of representatives is. it is a representative body of this country who want to serve. public service is good, and it is only as good as the people that are willing to run and fight and be part of -- to fight for our freedom, to prot

they include campaign manager bill stepien. former adviser jason miller. national executive assistant angela mccallum. and former new york city police commissioner bernard kerik, who attended campaign meetings and worked with rudy giuliani. >> also subpoenaed is john eastman, who is the lawyer that crafted that six-point plan of trump's for having vice president pence overturn the election, and helped whip up the crowd into a frenzy ahead of the capitol riot. >> and all we are demanding of vice president pence is this afternoon at 1:00 he let the legislatures of the state look into this so we get to the bottom of it, and the american people know whethe

the conference entirely and also wants the 13 republicans who voted for a bipartisan infrastructure bill to lose their committee assiass assi assignments, including john katko. she came after him and said he's not a republican, he's a democrat. but so far mccarthy resisted both of those demands. i think he's in a tricky spot. he needs the model wing of the party to become speaker, but he needs to win majority first and doing that entails protecting moderates who voted to impeach for. >> it speaks to the grip that trump has on the party that he has on the house republican conference, and that he has on the party in general. you have some new reporting about this, just how much he's kind of pulling the strings behind the scenes. >> yeah, he's almost playing chess and moving his different pawns around the board. and if you look at where he's most involved now, some senate races, my colleague and i have a story out today that points to instances where he's maneuvering candidates into different races where he thinks they'll be better off and more likely to get elected. north carolina, for exa

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senator manchin said i cannot support that in this bill. i don't think it belongs in this legislation. we should do it separately. speaker pelosi said, no, i do think it should be in there. we know senator schumer set a deadline. he hopes to get it passed by the end of the month, by thanksgiving. whether or not that happens of course remains to be seen. >> it looks like joe manchin has more leverage. and that is just the truth whether you are liking what he's doing or not liking what he's doing. kai kaitlan, thank you so much. kevin o'leary, thank you so much for being with us. we will see you back next hour, kai kaitlan. >>> florida joined several other states suing to block the new federal requirements to test weekly or have your employees be vaccinated. bosses with 100 workers or more have until january 4th to get workers vaccinated or institute a weekly testing program or they could be fined. >> the end of the day, individuals should make informed choices about their own health care. they shouldn't be coerced into getting a jab. in this

when bill clinton was elected in '92, california was a swing state. he had someone in the white house who thought about how do i move california further into the democratic column. i thought biden, when he won the election, got closer in texas, did very well in the big metros but still lost, would be doing something like that, would think how to engineer the long-term shift in texas. they haven't really done that. he's in a weaker position. all the fights with the governor, which isn't a negative. he hasn't figured out how to align all the forces in all the big metros that have been moving democratic. there is a lost opportunity in texas that beto o'rourke is referring to. the build back better plan, if they can get it done, and one of the key provisions is expanding health to all the people who did not expand medicaid, a huge calling kaurd in texas. >> all the negativity democrats are feeling could be vastly different one year from now, two years from now. ron brownstein, nice to see you. >> nice to be back, john. >>> breaking news moments ago. a sus

it is a bill kwrapbt thing they are doing here, using a binary asteroid, two aft recognized orbiting each other, slamming into one of them, that way they can detect whether the orbit has changed. if you tried to hit something that was solo, how could you tell if you changed the orbit or not? you are changing it a couple centimeters a second. there is nothing to compare it against. using the binary is super, super smart. >> it is amazing how life imitates art, if you can call "armageddon" art. >> i like "deep impact" better. scientifically it was better. >> i was going to say you should say one more thing because this is the last time you'll be on the show since you like "deep impact" better. >> you're done. i just want to say people should recognize what's interesting approximate this is even having this mission kind of shows the big transition that humanity is going through where where we are growing up. this is humanity's maturation. we are a mature enough space faring species to pay attention to long-term dangers that come from space. so this is like, you know, when you become 27

that doesn't mean you support the entire bill. i don't support the bill. i don't believe this was a good use of federal money. if it would have been real infrastructure and paid for, i'd have been all in, what i did as governor of florida. i'm not going to support wasted mus money. you can talk to every republican and see what they'll do. i tell you what, i didn't come up here to waste money. republicans, democrats historically have wasted money. i believe we ought to have a balanced budget. i believe we ought to reduce taxes and not going to continue to support wasteful spending at the federal level. >> you are head of the nrc, charged with getting elected to the senate. sean parnell facing allegations from his wife he strangled her and abused one of their small children. is he still the right candidate? >> as you know we have republican and democrat primaries across the country and in pennsylvania, we have both republicans and democrats have primaries and so we'll see who comes out of the primary. facts will come out, we'll find out what people think. i

and they include campaign manager bill stepien, senior campaign adviser jason miller, national executive assistant angela mccallum and bernard kerik, the former new york police commissioner who took part in campaign meetings and worked with rudy giuliani to investigate voter fraud that never existed. also subpoenaed, attorney john eastman who drafted that six point plan to have mike pence invalidate the election results and michael flynn, trump's national security adviser who discussed invoking martial law after the election. >> if he wanted to, he could take military capabilities and he could place them in those states and basically rerun an election. >> now that the committee has issued subpoenas, the big question, will these folks comply? will they take a page from the playbook of steve bannon, the trump adviser who has refused to testify and the justice department has yet to decide, they had three week, they have yet to decide whether to charge and prosecute him for criminal contempt. >> joining us now is bob woodward, associate editor at "the washington post," co-author of the new b

likes these cartoons, fabricated in japanese likeness to actually tell them what is harmful in this bill that they're missing. >> reporter: and because of the violence in this anime video, we are not going to show the full video. but one thing to keep in mind here, steny hoyer, leader of the house, democratic caucus, told me yesterday, told reporters on a call that this was one of the most vial and violent things he had seen in his 40 years in public service, brianna. that's why democrats are taking this step today. that is why democrats think they cannot be silent. they are arguing they wish kevin mccarthy would have taken this own step for his member. they said they would do it if the vacuum is left by mccarthy. >> look, it is objectively messed up, just to be clear. it is unacceptable. but also another big thing developing there on capitol hill, lauren, is the price tag for the build back better plan. democrats are expecting a cbo score. they have worries about that. tell us what the worries are. >> reporter: a lot is riding on this score. a lot of democrats are undecided on whether o

says he wants to see president biden out there around the country much more touting the infrastructure bill. he's going to sign it on monday. he wants to see biden out there much more. do you think more is good of joe biden? >> i do. i think when you have an infrastructure project that people really want. an extension of a highway, for example -- can i tell you a little story? as you know, in 2009 there was an infrastructure package voted for. i hadn't gotten there when it was voted on, but i went to a groundbreaking months later for an extension of highway 610 in the western suburbs of minneapolis. amy klobuchar was there, i was there, and for some reason, eric paulson, the republican congressman who had voted against it decided to be there. when i talked, i said, well i don't deserve credit for this, i got there too late. let's just give credit to all the members of congress who voted on it. there's amy -- oh, eric didn't vote for it. hmm. anyway, amy. you're going to see republicans who are condemning the 13 that gave biden the victory. they're going to be out there groundbreaking. that'

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their utility bill $6 a month. it might be proof that the local zoning council will have way more on the future than the people at cop. while they fuss and fight to a carbon neutral world, this gentleman knows how hard you have to fight just to build a net zero neighborhood. >> i pay about $6 a month for electricity. >> reporter: an engineer pioneer battling to settle the greenest area in america in the denver suburb of arvada. 300 homes, all powered, heated, cooled only by what radiates down from the sun and up from the earth. >> on a day when it's 10 degrees outside, you have the windows open. by 11:00 you have close to 70 degrees in here. >> it is very toasty in here. look at this. our homes are off set. this is south. >> it's all the brain child of an austria engineer who first staggered the plots in a checkerboard, so each tightly constructed home, free of drafts and leaks would get maximum free heat from the sun. >> we harvest the sun in the wintertime. when the sun is low down there and floats in here and he

in march, he signed a bill that injected covid relief money into the u.s. economy and yesterday biden's approval numbers are slipping and democrats face a bleak picture. why? one democratic politician thinks it is because the party has a messaging problem, saying, quote, i don't think democrats brag enough. i don't think we celebrate enough. i don't think that we tell people why we are bragging and why we are celebrating. joining us now, steven reed, the mayor of montgomery, alabama, and the source of that quote in the washington post. mayor, thank you for being with us. what do you mean? >> well, thank you for having me. the first thing, i mean, is we have to make sure as democrats we're telling people we're working for them. unfortunately in a culture that is a zero sum game here in washington, that's not often communicated clear enough. i think what we have to do as democrats is really celebrate this win, enjoy this win, and tell people what it means for them and their everyday lives. i think if we can do that, people will understand the work that the bi

for example, bill stepien is a career political operative. i think there is a decent chance they hear from him. michael flynn, no way. all six people have loyalty to donald trump. kerik was pardoned from federal crimes by trump. if they don't comply, do they send them to doj for potential prosecution? >> what's the status of the pending decisions about steve bannon? >> lots of balls in the air for the committee. steve bannon has been held in contempt by congress, sending the case to doj. three weeks merrick garland has had the case, no decision whether to prosecute. we have jeffrey clark who said he was going to testify and stonewalled with no legitimate justification. the committee has the same decision to make about clark. will they send him over to doj, his former employer, for potential prosecution. we have mark meadows, dan scavino, and kash patel, in the first batch of subpoenas. they've reportedly being engaging and negotiating with the committee, but we're going on six weeks now. the committee has to make a yes or no decision on these

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i think the infrastructure bill that the president signed last week is going to make a big difference. i think this build back better, please, god, that gets done, that will make a huge difference. i think folks need to see not just words but action and the extent to which they see that action connect into their lives, they'll say i understand it. these folks are on our side and helping us. >> why don't you think they're seeing that right now? >> i think it's an incomplete picture. we've made a lot of progress but still have more work to do quite clearly, particularly on the national level. this build back better piece, if you talk about expanding child care, expanding pre-k, making housing more affordable, making college more ain orderable, whatever it might be, most of which or all of which we're doing in new jersey, you show folks that you can actually put that in place. it will change folks' opinion. >> inflation. people can feel gas prices and milk prices rising. >> no question about it, gas is up, cost of most goods sup, labor, huge dislocations in the labor market. the supply c

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your grocery bill could rise. high transportation costs, labor strains. prices in october were 5% higher than the same time last year thanks to the higher costs for the labor, the shipping. some of america's biggest chains are using market muscle to manage through. buying power and locked in contracts give them first priority from vendors and cargo shippers. walmart, home depot have chartered their own ships and are stocking goods. thief had he $10 billion on the shelves. they are betting that helps them keep the budget-conscious shoppers coming to them. you probably noticed shrinkflation. 40 rolls of toilet paper are now 38. packages are getting smaller. inflation is here. this is how you see it, john. . >> christine romans, thank you very much. >>> with the biggest shopping day two days away, analysts are saying sales are up this year and shoppers are buying even earlier. there are still concerns with inflation high and global supply chains in disarray. what are we watching as we get ready to buy, buy, buy? >> we can expect another big black friday. con