chuck schumer never said -- the chips act, that we were not going to do reconciliation. as joe manchin said consistently all along, he had not stopped negotiating. he said i am down to a group of reporters on a thursday or friday. that does not mean who's done talking them now, that means he had enough. and he said next monday, no, i am still negotiating working on the stuff. i will talk to chuck, and let's take this thing forward. if joe manchin and chuck schumer will all be working on the still, and joe manchin was openly was quoted as saying as still working on it, the republicans are getting so angry that, somehow, the chips act passed, and then the reconciliation went forward -- i don't think that was a political device that chuck schumer put together. i think that was just how things broke. maybe they waited a couple of hours or not, i don't know, but i don't see what it has to do with same sex marriage. i don't see what it has to do with medical benefits for our veterans. >> how do democrats take on this achievement, if it does get passed and ultimately signed int

but, no, i never rusted chuck schumer. i -- trusted chuck schumer. i knew he was going to continue trying to put together some reckless tax and spending bill until the final moment of the final day of the fiscal year. i knew he wasn't going to stop. no republican should ever believe chuck schumer. with regard to the bill that passed, there were republicans and democrats who know we have a specific problem with china. i say never again can we be dependent on china for medicines, for materials, for important minerals. never again. they're trying to get at a problem. i just think it didn't provide what we needed to do to prevent china from stealing our trade secrets. i've been on the conference committee for that bill, the votes were there. i'm not surprised it passed. what i am surprised is that joe manchin has signed on to chuck schumer's bill. i'm not surprised that chuck schumer will continue to tell people anything that will help him go very, very liberal with his agenda. maria: well, senator, i guess what i'm asking you is shouldn't the republican

what is chuck schumer doing exactly? and why? we will tell you after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: congress is meant to vote on a bill that would give more than $50 billion to the semiconductor that fried billions for "domestic science investment in education" so because it is for domestic production it would have borrowed u.s. tax dollars from funding semiconductor manufacturing and research in china. but then senate majority leader, the adverse silty chuck schumer stepped in and remove that from the bill thereby helping china. the prebegin reporting that republicans were caught off guard, what is this about? and what effects will it have? jonathan tolson is the author of 5g and footing back, joining us tonight. thank you so much for coming on. and i should say that this was the business you are in for quite some time, deeply grounded in this topic. why would chuck schumer do something like this and what will the effect be? >> well, china has figured out how to play our congress like a fiddle. they have -- they know that

he's been negotiating with chuck schumer on the inflation reduction act and the final agreement was made in a zoom call. democrats say the bill would reduce the deficit by $300 billion, revenue would come from a minimum corporate tax rate, expanded irs tax enforcement and by tightening the so-called carried interest loophole that benefits some investment managers. the bill would also make the largest investment in fighting climate change in u.s. history. nearly $370 billion will go to new tax credits for renewable forms of electricity, electric vehicles and grants to automakers to increase efficiency. on healthcare, the bill would keep the affordable care act premiums from increasing and cap out of pocket prescription drug costs for medicare recipients at $2,000 per year. medicare will also be able to directly negotiate prices with drug companies, reducing costs. we go now to west virginia democrat joe manchin. senator, welcome. i hope you're feeling better from the covid. let me start with -- >> i am, john. thanks for having me. i appreciate it. >> let me start with something you to sai

does that mean chuck schumer. probably not for the going to have to trim it down the going to have to find something that's under manchin will agree too. the last thing you don't you head into a recession when the economy's in this of shape, raising taxes on job creators certainly do not need see anymore the green energy investment going on for the more regulations constraining oil supply at making our economy far, far worse with the pain of pompous and robust. that's at the time is slowing, elastic people is higher taxes. how significant are the tax increases? the reconciliation opportunity you think they'll be able to do something? >> are going to have to completely recalibrate because joe manchin is taken a big chunk out of this package that they wanted to show through. particularly how the going to pay for it right to pay for the somewhat more on the backs of americans in corporate texas who thanks paying the corporate taxes? it's a higher price is more inflation at one robust, less investment is going to occu

. >> up next senate majority leader chuck schumer and congressman david joyce explain why they support cannabis legalization at the national cannabis policy summit in washington, d.c. this portion of the summit focuses on the interstate commerce of cannabis, , criminal justice reform and environmental impact of the cannabis industry. >> all right. well, good morning, everybody. i would like to welcome you all to the national cannabis policy summit here at the ronald reagan building and international trade center. first i would like to start by thanking our host venue.

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chuck schumer, the d.c. mayor, mayor bowser, who preemptively said she didn't want the guard, and the capitol police chief who himself at first didn't want the guard, but then after a new assessment came in terms of security, reports he was begging for the national guard for days. we should have been listening to him. why? to make sure this never happens again. it's really that simple. they only interviewed the house sergeant of arms behind closed doors, they will not release the full transcript everyone. i think they should be transparent and release all the transcripts. remember, these were the very key people who were ultimately in charge of security in and around the capital. they were all off limits according to the chairman bennie thompson. instead the committee brought in in some cases hearsay witnesses, but only evidence that fit what we said from the beginning was their predetermined outcome in order is always to bash, smear, slander, besmirch donald trump yet again. of course the committee didn't a

schumer. >> i said chuck, can we just wait until the inflation figures come out in july? until basically the fed rate, the reserve, are they going to raise interest? how much more and how much more damage, and then make a decision what we can do and how much we can do? he took that as no, i guess. and came out with this big thing last night. i don't know why they did that. i guess to try to put pressure on me, but they have been doing that for over a year now. doesn't make any sense at all. >> that's his perspective. how do democrats in the senate see it. i think it's a little different than that. >> i think they see it as they have seen this movie before, and joe manchin saying let's wait until the next set of numbers come out and then the next set of numbers come out really only seems like a delay tactic to a lot of democrats. the sense i get is just, i mean, it's deep frustration burning anger in some quarters, with manchin. and how he's handling this. in some ways i think democrats would be less angry if he just said no means no. and just moved on, but this idea that

explain why you targeted not the republicans but the senate majority leader chuck schumer. saul: thanks, amy. part of this action was kind of an alarm bill that we were ringing from the inside. we were trying to direct people toward the senate majority leader, and frankly, the president of the united states to say these are the people that need to be negotiating like our lives depend on it, which they do. we have seen senator manchin go back and forth with industry, and we thought was needed here was a boost for senator schumer to keep negotiating, to not get discouraged, to keep going. we have no option. there is a huge age divide here. we hope this had an impact, but there are hundreds of congressional staffers who are doing different things to try to get this bill back to life. we are going to live through the chronic crisis. -- climate crisis. i am hoping that my goddaughter grows up in a livable world. we were on track for that. hopefully we are more livable. amy: we spoke to your father, who was arrested twice last week. you were arrested once. a lot of arrests in you

he said he simply indicated to chuck schumer he wanted to continue talking and agreed to move forward because he believes it the best deal he can get at this time. i asked him specifically about the issue of inflation. he had said repeatedly he did not want to drive up or inflame inflation in any way. i said what's gives you reason to believe this bill in fact would drive down inflation as he's promising? he was less clear about that but he did say his advisers, he's been speaking and consulting with them have essentially made the case it would drive down inflation. the deal with include $368 billion of climate provisions and a 15% corporate minimum tax. and it a loophole on the issue, and it would extend affordable care act subsidies for three years that are expiring this year and give medicare the power for the first time to negotiate prescription drug prices. everybody in the capitol was caught off guard by this, including republicans, who had agreed to move forward on a separate piece of legislation on semiconductor chips but were caught off guard when this deal was announced yest

so chuck schumer shilling for the government of china. yeah,uc she was removed a key provision from senate legislation that to ban u.s. companies from manufacturing products and semiconductors in china. this is a massive threat to america's national security. what is chuck schumer doing exactly and why? we'll tell you after the break. hollywood actor alec baldwin, actor alec baldwin. authorities say that actor alec baldwin shot and killed a woman on the set of his upcoming film. russ, alec baldwin always seems to be in the spotlight for good or bad back . brian kilmeade, who is alec baldwin? go inside the actor's rise to stardom with the personal approval ratings and the controversies made their way to the public's deep trouble. and alec baldwin is never too far apart. baldwin's voicemail from his daughter with uttering a homophobic slur for many actors. if you behave badly again and again and again and you can live with the fact that he said that it would be alec baldwin pat cipollone on fox station. hey, everyone on mike huckabee, forme

he said chuck schumer came back and said let's do a deal. let's scrub it and get rid of everything you don't like, and let's it through. this begins a mad rush through august to get this through the house and senate, and to the president's desk. republicans will say it is a tax increase during a soft economy. there is truth to that. it does increase taxes. it gets rid of the carried interest loophole that private equity folks have relied on for many years. it institutes a minimum corporate tax. the democrats feel like it raises revenue and it will enact a huge swath of their priorities. to make it raises taxes, but it's a 50% minimum tax. this will have lowering prescription drug costs. the progressives have had these things on the list for many years. the question is, will the pastor reconciliation, they need all 50 votes, and kamala harris to break the tie. that does open the question to representative cinema. was to go with this? to make joe manchin made the case that the tax hikes are so narrow on corporations that do not pay 15% minimum

protesting in chuck schumer's offices at the heart senate office building room 322. arrested for unlawful entry and refusing to leave after they were asked to. >> steve: you see those signs and like that sign that says "try" and keep negotiating, chuck. >> ainsley: climate policy. >> steve: joe manchin on climate change. it's interesting, one of those arrested saul levin son of michigan. cory bush, jamaal bowman, will jamie raskin and ilhan omar all were arrested. apparently it joe manchin did behind closed doors essentially commit to coming up with some sort of a climate bill that he would like to introduce by the end of august but apparently these young staffers were just trying to 40s issue we are going to get publicity and sing a softening and get arrested in chuck schumer's office even though they are mad at joe manchin. >> brian: right. the people -- that's the party that i brought you the aoc protest outside of nancy pelosi's office. remember that a few years ago. so this is what ro khanna said i stand in solidarity with my staffers including those in my offic

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. >> on monday, chuck schumer says he will hold another vote on monday? if it doesn't, will the republican party that claims to be the flag of the military, will it suffer any consequences for this outrageous vote? >> isn't that the usual? you and i can talk about it until we're blue in the face. they will never hear it. there is an information silo. i was lucky enough to get a hold of news max and go on there and it might be the first time the viewers heard about it. fox news, they have refused to put me on the air. we have been begging to be put on the air all day long. so we can bring along some possible accountability to these senators. by the way, most of whom voted for the bill and then turned around and voted against it, and even though there was no material change. i've never seen anything like it. nobody on the hill has ever seen anything like it. and the truth is, the people who suffered the most, and had to fight the hardest are the ones who will, once again, bear the brunt of this, you know, this betrayal. honestly, you question the very found

. >> on monday, chuck schumer said he's gonna hold another vote on this bill. do you think it will pass on monday, and if it doesn't, will the republicans claim to be the party of the flag of the military, will suffer any political consequences for this outrageous vote? >> isn't that the issue? you and i can talk about it too loyal blue in the face. they are never gonna hear this. there is an information silo. i was lucky enough to get a hold of the newsmax this morning and go on there. might have been the first time those news have ever heard about. it fox news, they refuse to put me on all day. we have been begging them to get on the air all day long. so that we can finally bring along some possible accountability to these senators. by the way, most of whom voted for the bill, and then turned around and voted against it, even though there was no material change. i've never seen anything like it. nobody on the hill's ever seen anything like it. and the truth is, the people who have suffered the most, and had to fight the hardest, are the ones who will once aga

this deal was cut ex-cclusively between joe manchin and chuck schumer. sinema has refused to say where she will come down. she's declining to comment, she would not answer questions about it today. she did not even go to a senate democratic caucus meeting where they discussed these issues. her office is waiting for the senate parliamentarian's review of this bill to move ahead. that is the other big obstacle here, jake. the senate parliamentarian needs to decide whether this can pass muster under the senator's budget rules. if she does say that, then the bill can pass along straight party lines avoiding a filibuster, meaning they don't need any republican votes to get this done. so these are the two cheap hurdles. but chuck shumer is optimistic this will move ahead after he and joe manchin reengaged in talks and cut this deal. manchin told me and other reporters today that he was alarmed at the inflation numbers that came out in june, mid july about the june numbers. that's why he initially stepped back. but he continued to talk and a deal was reached. t

. >> on monday, chuck schumer said he's gonna hold another vote on this bill. do you think it will pass on monday, and if it doesn't, will the republicans body that claim to be the party of the flag of the military, will suffer any political consequences for this outrageous vote? >> isn't that the issue? you and i can talk about it until l blue in the face. they are never gonna hear this. there is an information silo. i was lucky enough to get a hold of the newsmax this morning and go on there. might have been the first time those news have ever heard about. it fox news, they refuse to put me on all day. we have been begging them to get on the air all day long. so that we can finally bring along some possible accountability to these senators. by the way, most of whom voted for the bill, and then turned around and voted against it, even though there was no material change. i've never seen anything like it. nobody on the hill has ever seen anything like it. and the truth is, the people who have suffered the most, and had to fight the hardest, are the ones who wil

chuck schumer has not actually said he will bring marriage equality up for a vote. people like ron johnson, vulnerable senator, is agreeing to vote for it. it could be a win for some of these republicans who need a moderate win ahead of the mid terms. it is so cynical. one thing i have to say. biden did have this victory. we also are in a recession. brian deese says two straight quarters of negative economic growth is a recession. i hope they can name it the bringing down inflation. we are in a recession whether we call it that. >> i want to jump on that point of cynicism. the presumptive nominee is donald trump. he just hosted a golf tournament with -- >> they also think he engaged with 9/11 denialism. i would note this, by the way, he's the only person that loses to biden head to head. there are other candidates, mike pompeo, nikki haley. >> would you like donald trump to be the republican nominee in 2024? >> i would. >> it would make it easier. >> it would guarantee a win. >> really? >> look at the polls. who is going to put trump back in power again, particularl

chuck schumer has not guaranteed to codify marriage up to vote. ron johnson, a vulnerable wisconsin senator, is agreeing to vote for it. it could be a win for some of these republicans who need a moderate win ahead of the midterms. it's so cynical how our politicians behave. one thing i have to say real quick. biden did have this victory we are in a recession. brian deese said it in 20 on the, two straight quarters of nick growth is a recession. so, i hope, you know, they can name it the bringing down inflation act and all good things. it doesn't mean it's actually going to do that. we are in a recession whether we call that. >> i want to jump on that point of cynicism. we can talk about biden all we want but the presumptive republican nominee is donald trump. he just hosted a golf tournament with folks he blamed for 9/11. you want to talk about cynicism. that to me seems cynicism. >> he engaged on 9/11 denialism. i agree with you on that. i hope he's not the gop front-runner. he's the only person that loses to biden head-to-head in the polling. t

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joe manchin later clarified he's paring down the package to try and meet chuck schumer's deadline before those subsidies expire. and he's not ready to spend until he sees the next inflation report. >> until we see the july inflation figures, and stomach until we see the july federal reserve rates, interest rates, then let's wait until that comes out so we know we are going down the path that won't be inflammatory to add more to inflation. >> of the ordeal eerily similar to what happened last fall when someone leaked a memo outlining his opinions on build back better. some of his most vulnerable colleagues facing tough elections this fall may feel relieved but senator joe manchin's loudest critics are already using him to energize voters. >> mr. fossil fuel industry in the senate, how is he the one making the decisions about private investment? >> we are just going to have to elect a couple more democrats will overturn the filibuster and fight for working people and not oil companies. >> in the president is now weighing in from halfway across the world essentially telling the senate to go

. >> new tonight, democratic senators joe manchin and chuck schumer announcing a deal on a bill that was all but dead. >> you almost never see this in washington. you never see washington surprised like it is this morning. democratic senator joe manchin announced he has struck a deal with senate majority leader chuck schumer. this is a major piece of legislation that they say would pay down the national debt, cut healthcare costs, fight climate change, and battle inflation. >> it is the product of secret negotiations over a package that, until yesterday, appeared to be dead. two weeks after walking away from a climate deal, west virginia democrat joe manchin embraced one last night with a compromise dubbed "the inflation reduction act of 2022." >> trevor: i can't believe be it! joe manchin agreed to vote for a bill? which means democrats might actually get something done? ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: am i dreaming? and if so, what a boring dream? ( laughter ) also, what a week for joe biden? first he defeated covid. then he defeated low expectations. look at you, joe, look at y

senate majority leader chuck schumer talks to reporters about house passage of a bill to boost computer chip production which now heads to the president for his signature. senator schumer also spoke about a compromise to deal in the senate to address prescription drug prices, climate change and the budget deficit. [inaudible conversations] why don't we get a different color for each day. okay. well it's been a momentous 24 hours in congress. the legislative punch the american people rarely see. a little while ago the house voted to approve the largest investment to lowering costs, increasing manufacturing, investing in science and helping to fix our semi conductor crisis. the chips and science bill after three long years now goes to thh president's desk. and last night senator mansion and i announced an agreement on the reconciliation package.io the inflation and the challenges facing the american people lowering the cost, fighting climate change and making healthcare more affordable in this country. again the past 24 hours have been a one-two punch that americans rarely see and will be

that inside chuck schumer's office, not outside. shame on them for doing that. it is a publicity stunt. they didn't leave when asked. it's not the way to get things done. you should go out and make your case. you don't do so inside the majority leader's office. i'm sure it will smooth things over so that chuck schumer is getting along better with the house. this is not the way to do it. i'm glad they were arrested and they should be prosecuted. >> harris: i'm trying to understand and said it to our viewers just now, what about the threats on the lives of u.s. -- sitting u.s. supreme court justices, conservatives not just them but going to places where they are with their family, with people they know and having to tolerate so much more incursion and potential threat of something more happening, something much more dangerous, an assassination attempt that we know of against justice kavanaugh? >> we could run several minutes of sound bites from democratic leaders, people that have the public trust that were elected to office that have been actively encouraging thi

schumer reach a deal on a reconciliation package. multiple police -- used to transport oil light would have racked up multiple traffic tickets despite her advocacy for stricter speed hammers in the city. para cold case homicide cases in california have alluded to 34 decades, now solved thanks to advances in dna technology. but first, the federal reserve raising its key interest rate by three quarters of a percentage point to its highest level since 2018. could even, david. >> the fed chairman believes interest rates once again well, inflation and fears from wall street to main street. up for months, americans have been struggling with record inflation back on wednesday, the federal reserve once again raised interest rates by 75-point. jerome powell's comment, head of the critical gdp report out thursday that will show whether the economy is growing or in a slow done. the biden administration does not believe the u.s. is in a recession. >> doesn't seem that the u.s. economy is in a recession writer. i think it is a weakening, some slo

how senators joe manchin and chuck schumer got to that big spending agreement. what it does and what it means for democrats' chances in the midterms. crats' chances in the midterms when you have technology that's easier to control... that can scale across all your clouds... we got that right? yeah, we got that. it's easier to be an innovator. so you can do more incredible things. [whistling] >>> new this morning, the government says economic growth was down for the second straight quarter, falling by an estimated 0.9% between april and june. the news comes as it is labor department reported 256,000 americans filed first-time claims for unemployment last week, and one day after the federal reserve raised its benchmark interest rate by three-quarters of a percent, all in an effort to bring down prices. it's the fed's fourth rate hike this year. with us to talk about it is insider columnist linette lopez. thank you for being with us this morning. we spoke of fed chairman jerome powell say during his press conference that the economy is not in a recession right now

the democrats, chuck schumer, all of us are working towards bringing down these prices to say to people who are facing insulin-dependent diabetes that the cost of their drugs and insulin will be left to my css and not more than $35 a month. dramatic changes, bringing down prices that families struggle with every single day. now senator mcconnell was coming up and sing out to stop the sever to bring down prescription drug prices. i don't want you to do it and you shouldn't do it and if you persist in this effort to do it i will stop the building gives us better competition with china. the industry is essential to economic growth and job creation in this country and we've lost ground pair you have to build a change of mcconnell says he wants to stop that bill. going to do it if we should violate the pharmaceutical companies plead to us not to lower prescription drug prices. the bottom line is this. in american family needs help in playing dumb i paying the bills and they need help in life-saving drugs being affordable. the democrats are leaving that, senator, mcconnell opposes it. >> thei

you had it in your lead-in, senator manchin and senator majority leader chuck schumer inc.ked a $740 billion agreement. it's not finalized. it's still being reviewed. there -- has to go through a technical review process and then the senate will take it up next week and start voting on portions of it. there will be amendments. there will be a real long process to -- going to take a couple of weeks to get ts through congress. maybe they finish it in the senate next week and maybe the week after and the house comes back. but this was a shocker. we didn't see it coming. manchin had walked away from some negotiations for the second time just recently. but he kept saying he -- you know, i'm still at the table and still at the table and he would walk by us in the capitol, ok, you're still at the table. but we didn't believe him. i talked to him from 20 minutes the other night. he just said you know, he really wanted to make a deal. he h always wanted to make a deal and he knew what everyone was saying about him. and he was completely aware of what progressives and democrats were saying abo

meanwhile, majority leader chuck schumer applauded his colleagues for getting it done. >> this is sort of a sputnik moment, where america realized this time it wasn't russia but china, another rival power, getting way ahead of us, if we didn't pull out all the stops and this legislation is the first large step in pulling out all of those stops. so that we can stay number one. >> a strong sputnik reference there. and president biden applauded the bill's passing saying it will help the economy by creating jobs and protecting supply chains but still needs to pass the house before it heads to his desk. >>> joining us now, nbc news capitol hill correspondent ali vitali, great to see you again. let's start there. with mcconnell's threat to vote down this chips bill, if reconciliation were to pass. well chips goes to the senate, and then the reconciliation looks like it is done also. so we're hearing a lot of anger from republicans, and even suggesting it will whip votes in the house against it, but tell us why that may not be effective, and is that putting gop lawmakers in a position to vote

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you had it in your lead-in, senator manchin and senator majority leader chuck schumer inc.ked a $740 billion agreement. it's not finalized. it's still being reviewed. there -- has to go through a technical review process and then the senate will take it up next week and start voting on portions of it. there will be amendments. there will be a real long process to -- going to take a couple of weeks to get this through congress. maybe they finish it in the senate next week and maybe the week after and the house comes back. but this was a shocker. we didn't see it coming. manchin had walked away from some negotiations for the second time just recently. but he kept saying he -- you know, i'm still at the table and still at the table and he would walk by us in the capitol, ok, you're still at the table. but we didn't believe him. i talked to him from 20 minutes the other night. he just said you know, he really wanted to make a deal. he had always wanted to make a deal and he knew what everyone was saying about him. and he was completely aware of what progressives and democrats were saying

according to chuck schumer's office, this will reduce u.s. electricity sector emissions 40% by 2030, which is roughly a little bit below what we promised in paris, but not substantially below. this gets us almost on course for what we promised in paris. judy: on electric vehicles in particular, they are still a very tiny share of the market and there are a lot of incentives to encourage people, especially lower income people, to purchase them. how important is that for the government to do? wouldn't this naturally happen on its own given the marketplace? >> when it comes to climate, william, it is always about speed. it is always about speed. electric vehicles have begun their assent and i think it is more or less inevitable, i think everyone regards it as inevitable that they will take over completely on some time horizon. the idea is just to accelerate that process and importantly to move a lot of the manufacturing and production of those vehicles and the components of those vehicles to the u.s., so they create u.s. jobs and u.s. domestic m

getting at chuck schumer that is harder. and he votes for almost every biden nominee almost every bite and judge. republicans i encourage you get mad. go out and vote let's elect a republican senate who can reliably stop that policy. and let this be a lesson. >> jonathan unit senator manchin about as well as anyone why did he cut this deal? >> he think that the right thing to do pre-did things right thing to do last year he set it he kept telling his colleagues i'm not walking away from the table but i am not willing to do this faster. he wanted to do it right. he spent some time, he made some changes, got some concessions. this is not bernie sanders six charlie and i would bill this is not even aoc 3.5 chili dollar bill. this is a bill he think is going to help his state and the country and that is why he did it. mike: aside until he done done deal yet for them to figure arizona editor kiersten cinemas on board for it hears on and forth on that. >> she is a dear friend of mine we work very close together. she sent off a lot

now manchin and his staff informing the senate majority leader chuck schumer that they are not on board with the energy and the climate provisions as a part of this bill and not on board with the supporting raising taxes on america's wealthiest and corporations. and his office pointing to rising inflation as the reason for this aboutface. now, this of course has set off democrats reacting in anger, shocked and stunned by the news, also climate change activists importantly and senator wyden, chair of the finance committee who helped write this bill, he says, quote, i'm not going to sugar coat my disappointment here. this is our last chance to prevent the most catastrophic and costly effects of climate change. we can't come back in another decade and forestall hundreds of billions if not trillions in economic damage and undo the inevitable human toll. now, democrats of course today are left scrambling trying to pick up the pieces, getting back to negotiations in the days and weeks ahead, but of course they had wanted this to pass before midterms, a difficult midterm election ahead for the

democrats are about to break senate majority leader chuck schumer talks to reporters about house passage of a bill to boost computer chip production which now heads to the president for his signature. senator schumer also spoke about a compromise to deal in the senate to address prescription drug prices, climate change and the budget deficit.

chuck schumer cities once again trying this build back trying to bring it back, rising from the dead. a trillion dollars in taxes, mike. more government spending, piling on the green new deal. look, does anybody actually believe that raising taxes by a trillion dollars is going to help inflation? or taxing the companies that produce our oil, our gas to helr the cost of energy? not a single republican is going to support this, mike. and, my comment to my friend joe manchin from west virginia his boat is going to be necessary for this. mike: yes. >> i would remind him that joe bite is populated in that state as low as it is in wyoming. only 17%, joe should not walk the plank for joe biden. spate part of that manchin/consumer proposal expected to include, as you mention, bringing in about a chilean dollars in revenue. we are told that half expected to go towards deficit reduction, have towards energy and healthcare spending. is there an economic argument to made nouns at the time for that kind of spending? >> well, what we have seen us with the last big democrat only spending bill, it ma

they were meeting allegedly with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer and adam schiff and then saying well, this hunter biden stuff is russian disinformation. then all of that leaks. it sabotages your probe into hunter biden. he was connected to, you say, eastern sex trafficking rings, eastern europe in eastern europe and more, right? there are national security issues here. but they're stonewalling, doing their own digs -- disinformation on it. >> with all the talk of russian disinformation we had senior democrats creating intelligence product, classified leak to the media accused senator grassley and i disseminating russian disinformation. a couple hundred news stories marginalizing our report. nothing has been proven inaccurate. this is u.s. records based on interviews with u.s. government officials. this is an effort, apparently began in august of 2020 when we got the briefing and continued at least until march of 2021 when that briefing was leaked to "the washington post" in an article that was used to smear me. so again -- elizabeth: like fbi was weaponized against a sitting member of

senator majority leader chuck schumer and west virginia senator manchin reached a deal on energy and health care bill. more from capitol hill, irrational correspondent jessica -- what is this bill? >> that appears to have risen from the dead. what is most surprising about this agreement from chuck schumer and joe manchin is that includes tax provisions and climate provisions. you will remember not too long ago we are talking about that senator manchin saying that he would not be supporting any of those things. so, this agreement that we heard about and reported on late this afternoon would include a corporate minimum tax at 15%. corporate minimum tax. it would also include climate provisions that aim to reduce garment carbon emissions by 40% by 2030, again things that we did not anticipate seeing in this, and that it would also allow medicare to negotiate drug prices and extend these affordable care act subsidies to americans out there who rely on those to pay for their insurance. but again, anderson, this news into being, we are talking to senators, they were walking on to the senat