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joe manchin says he will not do it. what is the latest? lisa: president biden was just asked about this in saudi arabia and he sidestepped the question and said he will try to do what he can as president. let's remind everyone what happened in the last 24 hours. we are talking about the build act better idea that was a huge idea last fall, it kept getting smaller and smaller because of senator joe manchin largely. last couple of months they've been talking about adding health care and private -- and climate provisions. let's look at what is in it, based on senator joe manchin. still in the package is medicare negotiation of drug prices, also joe manchin still supports the subsidies that will run out at the end of the year. he will extend those. but in the last day he said he will not support climate change provisions and increasing taxes on the wealthy. notice that says for now. he says he wants to review where the economy is in august more or less, and perhaps then he would think about this again. william: on those climate change provisio

when joe manchin sabotages climate change, this is for future generations. all over the world, we are looking at more and more heat waves. this is an existential threat to humanity. what this election must about is whether or not we are going to vote for candidates who are prepared to stand up to working people, for the planet, and have the courage to take on the billionaire class that dominates our economy and political life. the republican party is not there. we need more progressive democrats who are going to fight for workers. host: there is one reaction from a democrat in the senate you can talk about others and why senator manchin chose the steps he did. guest: senator sanders there expressing the sentiment we heard from avril members of the -- from several members of the democratic caucus martin heinrich from new mexico questioning openly whether or not joe manchin should be the chairman of the energy and natural resources committee, there are other democrats like john fetterman, lieutenant of pennsylvania, nominee for senate, who are willing to count

♪ >>> next, jake tapper's live interview with joe manchin >>> senator joe manchin shocks washington, d.c., by striking a tax and climate deal with fellow democrats. >> hard work pays off, history is made. >> will the bill help with inflation? and are democrats actually on track to pass it? the man behind the deal, democratic senator joe manchin, will be here live and republican senator pat toomey will join me to respond. >>> plus, vote for vets? senior senate republicans spark outrage by stalling a bill to helpes

and it's joe manchin has the idea of what joe manchin is in the u.s. senate. right? joe manchin is the guy who works across party lines and gets stuff done. so he keeps putting himself in that position and then he acts like, oh, my gosh. what happened? everyone is misunderstood except for you. if you keep getting misunderstood and everyone thinks something else, you may not be the one who is misunderstood. >> or maybe chuck schumer is not interpreted it correctly. >> one thing joe manchin said, he said recently or in the last year, because this has been playing out for a long time, people said he needs to be more aggressive. he said i'm not a progressive. if you want more progressives in the senate, elect more progressives. >> this is his superpower. he's the only guy with a "d" next to his name who can get elected in the state of west virginia. basically, he can do whatever he wants. that's what he's doing. on the other hand, look, i think kirsten is right. manchin thinks of himself as incredibly deliberative, maybe the personification of the senate, but that's not

joe manchin, we have the tape. we will remind you of your own words next. and only 24-hour steroid free spray. while other allergy sprays take hours astepro starts working in 30 minutes. so you can... astepro and go. >> sean: more breaking news. senator joe manchin has officially caved to the far left claimant cult alarmists of his own party and says he is going o along with the democrats latest reckless tax increases and spending spree. sadly joe manchin completely caved, folders of the climate alarmists cult that represents the new green deal democratic party. he chose them steadily over the great people of west virginia. the many people whose very livelihood comes from the energy sector. the democratic claimant cult, they want to demolish and destroy that industry. that includes billions in funds for the democrats green new deal fantasies. but that wasn't all that long ago joe manchin along with barack obama, today we found out we are officially in a recession. both said you don't raise taxes in a recession. thi

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 into law? and build on the momentum going into the midterms? because the truth is, democrats are getting things done, but it does not necessarily seem that they are good at saying that they are getting things done to the american voters. there is a perception that nothing is getting done and washington. how do you change that dynamic in the midterms? >> part of it is talking about what we have done. that is why joe manchin came up would be the name of

i gave up preskrdicting joe manchin's actions a long time ago. i'm glad he's come to this agreement. i think one of the things that frankly only joe manchin could have forced, which is i'm very supportive of all the green energy components. but i also think he may have been forcing the administration into areas where it should go, but maybe there was some reluctance. as we think about energy, we have to include nuclear. as we think about all of the energy, we have to increase american natural gas, not only from an energy stand point but a security standpoint to sell that to our european friends to get off russian gas. i think this is a green energy component, but with that transition energy well that maybe some of the initial plans didn't have. so it makes sense. >> so what about senator kyrsten sinema, she still hasn't commented, she has had some concerns about some of the methods to pay for this bill. you need her vote. it's a 50-50 senate. are you worried she could sink the whole thing? >> listen, again, we've been inv involved, she's a very e

but joe had to move that way. he wasn't there. he had to move. which joe, manchin or? biden >> joe manchin had to do. that >> manchin has been, there and manchin -- this out. manchin had to move a bit more to the center. he had to move, some white house knew that it was going to be a reduced a good but. the progressive caucus knew that this was going to be released a bit. and the question i think now is, not sinema, i think sinema will back this. i think the question i got is whether or not bernie sanders will. because bernie has come out and criticize this to somewhat. at the end of the day, i think this reconciliation bill -- so you only need 50 democratic senators plus the vice president -- so i think it passes. >> is senator sanders on board? do you know? >> i haven't talked to senators, senator sanders is pragmatist who takes progress. and i think he's gonna look at, this he's gonna evaluate it, but if he sees that this is a good for the climate, and it's gonna reduce emissions, i think he's gonna be favorably inclined. >> and the best that he can get. >> you know

. >> inflation is what west virginia senator joe manchin blamed for single-handedly tanking any hopes for climate change and energy funding in the party of us of his latest economic package. the president bowing to step with executive action as progressives/out. >> it's infuriating, it's frustrating. it's kind of predicable. >> we are going to have to just elect a couple more democrats. >> shannon, the president comes home to some pretty new brutal numbers. according to a brand-new fox news poll just released today, just 25% of americans approve of his job on inflation, 40% approve of his job overall. shannon. spoon aishah hasnie reporting live from the white house for us, thank you so much today. joining us here in washington, white house economic advisor jared bernstein. thank you for being with us on "fox news sunday." >> jared: my pleasure, shannon. >> shannon: it's been almost a year to the day since president biden last year said that no serious economists thought that we would enter a period of unchecked inflation. we were at 5.4% then, we are at 9.1% as of this week. how to th

>> joe manchin had to move that way. i think joe biden has been there. he's let schumer and manchin duke this out but manchin had to move more to the center. the white house knew it was going to be reduced a good bit. the progressive caucus knew this was going to be reduced a bit. the question i've got now is not sinema. i think sinema will back this. the question i've got is whether or not bernie sanders will because bernie has come out and criticized this somewhat. at the end of the day i think it's a reconciliation bill so you only need 50 democratic senators plus the vice president so i think it passes. >> is sanders on board? do you know? >> i haven't talked to senator sanders. he's a pragmatist that takes progress. he'll look at it and evaluate it but if he sees it's good for the climate and reduce emissions, he'll be favorably inclined. >> they say success has a thousand fathers, failure and orphans. let's see what this child becomes. everyone, thank you so much. we'll be right back. hey greg? uhh, hello? it's me, , your heart! really? yeyes, oh r

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but is not the type of joe manchin news you might be used to. by now you probably know joe manchin of the guy who blocks everything in congress. fr

joe manchin's adding inflation. it is going to be a disaster for democrats come this fall. >> what are you hearing from people in michigan? >> yeah, i'm tell you this. people are looking at gas prices. they're pumping their tank and saying, this is really expensive. there are two pieces here. number one, they're saying, these guys keep pointing at the other guys, it's your fault without actually proposing any opportunity to do anything about it. by the way, this big f-ing deal of a deal is going to bring down energy prices of $500 a year and folks say that's great. the other side doing everything they can to kill that advantage. you have this patriotism of convenience we keep seeing. you send our young people out to war and then you won't pay for their health care afterwards. you have donald trump who blames saudi arabia, blames saudi arabia -- >> david, sir -- >> i appreciate your service, but -- >> i appreciate your service, really. but this is the problem. politicians will send folks out and then won't pay for th

just what we saw joe manchin did, joe manchin hits his stock portfolio and his investments, his personal investments, over the survival of our entire planet and the entire generation of america's young people. so young people see that, at best, this is a conflict of interest, or outright corruption by a candidate that hasn't been serving in the interest, especially of america's young people, whether it comes to guns, it comes to climate change, or it comes to raising the minimum wage. >> so, amanda, though, i'm going to push back and say this, if you had somebody of whatever age, but they do have a reflection of the values and the policies that younger voters want, you would concede that the age ends up being an irrelevant issue. the democratic party has always been the big tent party, it's always been more inclusive, that's what has made it more peeling to so many people. i suggest, and maybe you'll disagree, amanda but as long as the reflection of the policies advance and being advocated, the age really ends up being an irrelevant factor, right? >> i think it's part of our vision for a

of joe manchin. you actually called him not a real democrat at one point. does this change your assessment? >> well, look, on capitol hill things change all the time and i found that to be successful what you have to do is you have to roll with whatever comes your way. if we can get this done it will be a massive step forward for the american people and, you know, i think that's what we have to focus on. we have an opportunity now to make historic investments in climate, in health care, in prescription drug pricing. i mean, nothing we have ever done before has allowed medicare to negotiate prescription drugs. so while there is a lot that was left on the cutting room floor, the reality is this would be a massive accomplishment and it would help the american people. >> if you get this done, does that make joe manchin a real democrat in your eyes? >> well, look, i worked with joe manchin many times over the last year. i still think that had we done this back in december, had we done the entirety of the

i like joe manchin very much. we've become friends over the years we've served together in the senate, but it really looks to me like joe manchin's been taken to the cleaners. this bill, the corporate tax increase is going to slow down growth, exacerbate a recession we're already in. the prescription drug prices will slow down life saving and life enhancing medicines. they're going to spend it on corporate welfare for green energy, subsidizing people buying teslas. and the obamacare subsidies that they would let expire this year are going to be continued for high income americans. all of this adds up to doing nothing for our deficits, it's going to do nothing for climate change and what does joe get for this? he gets the promise that some day in the future they'll pass some kind of legislation about energy infrastructure. if they were serious about doing this, they'd put it in this bill. it's not going in this bill because they don't have democrat votes for t. by the way, we haven't seen any text. we don't know wh

joe manchin is out because of covid. also we learned this morning that dick durbin, the democratic whip, he is out. even if they get this together and they have everybody on board, they might not be able to move it next week. again, then you have to move it to the house of representatives. there's going to be a lot of question here and also republicans are going to turn this around on democrats and say you are passing this bill that deals with taxes, spending. use that against democrats in the midterm election. >> neil: for democrats on that measure for example, they win over someone like joe manchin but they could lose kyrsten sinema. kelley. >> it is game over if they don't have kyrsten sinema and if they don't have all 50 senators in the democratic side. patrick leahy, the democrat from vermont, he has been out all summer. he felt. he had to go surgeries. that's a problem. then you have to move through the house. the narrow vote margin there. they are expected to go down to just three votes on the democratic side of t

joe manchin thinks she will be there. he thinks she will support this. but she is concerned about it. on the covid issue, this is a serious issue. dick durbin came down positive for covid today. minor symptoms, but he will be out until next week. senator manchin was out this week. you had a couple democratic senators come back. there is another issue with senator patrick lahey, who fell and broke his hip and has had hip surgery, two hip surgeries. his office says he will be back. we see this coming to the floor in about a week. it has some procedural hurdles to get through. it has to get vetted for senate rules. it is very complicated. but we think it is going to come to the floor next week and it will take several days to process. a bunch of amendments get voted on. we are thinking possibly the senate can do it, if they have all 50 democrats, they could finish this next weekend. and then the house would have to come back and vote on it. it is probably gointo take two weeks, maybe three to get this done. but there are some hurdles remaining. mostly covid

>> it's not surprising joe manchin is supporting tax increases. joe manchin said i'm propposing more spending because of the inflation that has been created. after you've had this record inflation, record high gas prices and now as of today have officially entered a recession, now is when the democrats want to -- >> not according to everybody. >> it's a unique revision definition of a recession. two straight quarters of negative gdp has always been the traditional definition. i'm going to accept we're now in a recession and that's the day the democrats put forward a massive $500 billion tax increase? if we were already anticipating a landslide election for republicans this fall, this only will expedite this result. >> you think it going to hurt them, not help them? it not going to help joe biden if parts of his agenda are unfrozen that were held up? larry somers said this morning what this bill, this package does, there's less demand, more supply and it directs better bargaining for lower price when is it comes to prescription drugs. those are the

manchin knows that the people -- he's lying, first of all. joe manchin is lying. he knows what's happening in this bill. he is going to go on and lie and say it is about reducing inflation and won't raise taxes. he's doing that because he knows the people of his state don't like joe biden. they miss trump. they miss trump gas prices. they miss trump economy. they miss trump foreign policy where like every three months we're not facing some sort of nuclear catastrophe. i think a lot of republicans have given joe manchin a lot of grace because next to, you know, aoc and pelosi and biden and kamala, he seems normal, moderate. he's not. he's a hard core liberal. he just looks a little bit more normal next to these guys. it is interesting. he's up in 2024. is he making a play to run for president? i don't know what he's doing that. he is willing to basically hurt his own people who are some of the poorest in the country by the way. >> this party doesn't like moderates. do you remember the debate stage with elizabeth warren? do you remember the red wedding on game of th

it is because essentially joe manchin caved. he said -- he had said last week and i have to wait until i see the inflation number, but yesterday he struck a deal with chuck schumer. here is the thing, this came hours after the senate passed the chips act which was $280 billion just to get some chips built in this country. mitch mcconnell says republicans would not block it provided the democrats did not try to pass this tax and climate bill. right after he said that, chuck schumer and joe manchin came out and they say, "you know what, we have a deal." and essentially a raise, $740 billion with the new taxes and it will have about half a trillion dollars in new spending, largely on climate. >> ainsley: so he caved, right question work >> steve: he caved. >> ainsley: rand paul is saying raising the taxes will make the recession problem even worse. you have conservative lawmakers that are saying adding more spending is just throwing more fuel on the inflation fire. we are talking about a 15% minimum corporate tax now. we are talkin

>> joe manchin will look out for joe manchin, his political and personal financial interests are now sort of superior to the needs of the entire planet and the needs of the administration and of the party and of the whole country. that's what makes it feel like a broken system. >> at a time when he have we have massive energy spikes for every day consumers i do think there is some logic in what he said about putting the climate agenda on the back burner while we sort out our short-term energy cost issues. they're dealing with this in europe as well, they're burning coal in germany now because they're bracing for the economic impacts of their energy shortages as well. i think to put this all on a personal vendetta or a personal -- i don't think it's true. i think the people of his state expect him to act this way. >> i don't know if the people of his state expected him to string people along for months and months, which is the reporting here apparently that, you know, he acted as if he was going to be bargaining in good faith and at the last minute said, no, the whole agenda is dead.

despite the fact a 5050 senate, joe manchin and kyrsten sinema said they were opposed to the bills, joe manchin warns them repeatedly they would be inflationary and it was a big mistake to expunge the oil production in this country. none the less, chuck schumer and the senate, nancy pelosi and the house persisted and pushed this rock up the hill and it simply failed in public view of the american people. now the democrats are in trouble and now their solution is to tell joe biden not to run again. i think the real solution for democrats to look in the mirror and see where the real problem is. paul: kim, i guess my question is, where is the gratitude? first of all, joe biden donald trump, i think he might be the only democrat who feels he could have. second, biden has done exactly what the progressives wanted. the build back better bill was their dream bill for the enormous expansion of government. >> i know, where is the gratitude? you almost feel sorry for the guy. the question i think those to what dan said, the blame is getting piled on biden when the blame needs to be on the somewha

just what we saw joe manchin did, joe manchin hits his stock portfolio and his investments, his personal investments, over the survival of our entire planet an entire generation of america's young people. so young people see that, at best, this is a conflict of interest, or outright corruption by a candidate that hasn't been serving in the interest, especially america's young people, whether it comes to guns, it comes to climate change, or it comes to raising the minimum wage. >> so, amanda, though, i'm going to push back and say this, if you had somebody of whatever age, but they do have a reflection of the values and the policies that younger voters want, you would concede that the age is a relevant issue. the democratic party has always been the big tent party, it's always been more inclusive, that's what has made it more peeling to so many people. i suggest, and maybe we'll disagree,, amanda but as long as the reflection of the policies advance and being advocated, the age really ends up being an irrelevant factor, right? >> i think it's part of our vision for a diverse government. i

by the way, youou know who said that, joe biden i'm sorry, joe manchin and barack obama later.ay of course, biden's constant state of denial of lying hasni led to serious consequences. americans have died. we have others left abandoned in afghanistan. war and is pouringn across our borders. human trafficking insideh. the u.s. is at an all timeam high and now americans are being crusheder by inflation. d his record high gas prices and a brand new recession. so it's time for all of them to stop spending, stop lying and admit to the truth. and if you can first admit to the truth, it shall set you free and maybe start thinking c about a course correction. go back to securing our border, go back to energy independence policies. we need a massive change in direction. your policies are failing the american people with reaction. fox business host larry kudlow . larry, at any point in your career and your whole career has been about the economy one way or ne wthe other, has anybody evero tried to change the historical definition of recession until this administration? because i can't recall any ofi

it is a u-turn on the part of joe manchin. does it look like something that could be meaningful if they pass it? david: it is still a pretty massive bill, the biggest climate change bill in american history. joe biden was elected to give us a pragmatic centerleft, and the last couple of weeks, we've had the chips act, for chip production, and possibly sing the passage of the significant piece of domestic legislation. that's what joe biden ran on. his presidency to me is looking a lot more successful than a week ago. it is a pretty strong legacy going forward for him to say i achieved some things, and for structure bill and all this kind of stuff. -- infrastructure bill and all these kinds of stuff. what struck me is there was a big childcare piece, there was a big helping senior citizens and the care economy, and there was a big let's invest in america. the former two have not passed. the last third appears to be on the verge of passage, and that is a significant achievement. judy: we don't know what's going to happen. we are

plus senator joe manchin said what's? hear what he told nbc's show todd about democrats in control of congress. our political panel will break down his comments and standing out among's a crowd of political science at an intersection. >> that's exactly what i wanted was just to see my sign and have a laugh with people. >> that's right, lucky us. there is a little something to laugh about. so what's one guy really up to you and what's he doing with the money people are giving him? >> so the big number of the day is not 1.3 billion, the lottery is over folks. the big number is 100. which is 100 days away from the 2022 midterm elections. just a holidays away from getting answers to some of our most precious and political questions. how will voters react to the fall of roe v. wade and will democrats be able to maintain control of the house and senate? well president biden still approval ratings be a liability to his party? a lot of questions. and we're turning to -- monica alba for answers. let's start with you. so you've bee

i'm choosing to focus on that and let joe manchin be joe manchin. >> i mean, that is a very interesting response, john. that's not what i was expecting. tara, you know, the thing about what joe manchin said there, as frustrating as it was to listen to, and probably for a lot of democrats, i mean, i'm not surprised he said what he said, especially because he represents a state that joe biden lost by 38.9 percentage points. so, your reaction to what senator manchin said? >> we'll, if not being a team player where a person it would be joe manchin. i think that democrats are sick and tired of joe manchin, particularly democratic leadership. i cannot imagine that there were happy faces watching television this morning in the white house that the dnc, because they're going, for god sakes, joe, can we just get the win? can you give us the political win? can you act like you're happy to be a part of us? it's clear that he's gone. this isn't the first time, right? joe manchin has flirted with leaving the democratic party in the past. i remember last fall, mother joan wrote a story, joe manchin t

you know, and terms of obviously inflation it was a big concern for senator joe manchin. again just the climbing costs and direct -- drug prices overall. so it's going to be interesting if they are able to accomplish this bill. how much impact it will have, how great -- far-reaching will the impact be? but certainly, this probably isn't the last word on capitol hill. host: kevin, pittsburgh, good morning. caller: good morning, how are you? host: caller: good morning. i'm calling about being diagnosed with syrup -- psoriasis. i'm 70 years old. i go to get the medicine, i worked on my life. i felt like someone and when he gets up to me, $2300 a month is what i take. i mean, that seems to be a sin in this country if you want to be healthy be healthy. if you are for or middle-class you have to suffer you know all day long, and the medicine the logic in new medicine that is what they call it. in america, it's horrible. for should have never occurred. host: are you on medicare? caller: yes, i'm 70. host: and your out-of-pocket expenses are 2300? caller: yes and some are 5000. h

do you want more senators that look like joe manchin? or do you want more senators like look like elizabeth warren? and how do we do that? we do that by telling the truth. >> well, danielle moodie, this is why you host the woke a f podcast, because you're telling people the truth. okay, i can go all day on this one point, but we have to talk about list cheney before we leave here, because as folks know, she's there publican member of the house select january 6th committee. she's the vice chair, and from my perspective, she's making news all over the place, she said the dam has begun to break, and that more people are speaking up about what actually went down on january 6th. and earlier, just today, she hinted at who else may appear before the committee sometime soon. take a listen. >> is your committee planning on talking to ginni thomas, even though her lawyer has expressed a reluctance to cooperate? >> we are. the committee is engaged with her counsel. we certainly hope that she will agree to come in voluntarily, but the committee is f

senator joe manchin breathed new life into the democrats' reconciliation bill and into joe biden's presidency when he agreed to hundreds of billions to fund climate programs and bring down the cost of healthcare. the helpfully named inflation reduction act of 2022 cobbled together with senate majority leader chuck schumer also calls for increased tax revenues from high earners and businesses to help trim the deficit. it is a long way from the president's far more ambitious build back better plan, and democrats still need to pass it without any republican help. the good news stops there, because the administration had to argue we're not in a recession, despite a second straight quarter of negative economic growth that usually foreshadows a recession. still, as democrats face strong head winds in november, this deal gives mr. biden a big victory to brag about and campa. as disaffected democratic voters >> i think we must stay in session for as long as it takes to get this plan done. >> we're in a recession. and it is not the time to increase taxes or spending. it is going to feed the fires of i

are all criticizing joe manchin. they are mad at him because he is not pushing this energy or not passing the tax provisions or the climate provisions in the house. and/or in the senate. and so, andy levin, is he a congressman. he calls him lucy manchin he is referring to charlie brown. >> steve: lucy with the football. >> ainsley: whole democratic team comes to kick the ball and he picks it up and laughs. joe manchin says hold on a minute i understand what you are saying. if you look at my state what are the people concerned about? if you look at the polls every american is concerned about inflation. that is my focus right now. i'm worried about people putting gas in their car to go to work. putting food on the table and feeding their family. >> steve: to your point about the green agenda, we have said on this program during this entire crisis where the prices have been through the roof, a lot of climate activists would love for gas to be $25 a gallon to force you to drive an electric vehicle. so, yesterday, in fron

joe manchin never promised anybody a turkey dinner. these are promises that progressives made in a campaign in a primary that they lost. and they continue to lose. and there's a reason they continue to lose seats. because they promise things that don't actually come to fruition. it's very easy to campaign, it's very easy to tweet, it's a lot harder to deliver. and what people thought was best for the country, that's what he's continuing to do. i do think democrats should sit back look at everything we've accomplished. some of the most historic things in the first two years of the biden presidency and get out there and talk about that stuff and not complain every day on twitter about what they didn't get. they should be celebrating the big victories. >> doctor, what's your response? >> you know, jonathan, it is hard to govern when you have members your own party that aren't willing to get with your own agenda. this is president joe biden's agenda. this is not bernie sanders' agenda, this is not aoc's agenda. the reason it's joe biden hi

i'm a big fan of senator joe manchin. we are friends, as he said. i like joe very much. i think he's gotten taken to the cleaners. he's agreeing to all this bad policy and in return for which he's been promised there is going to be some kind of pro energy infrastructure bill sometime in the future. but, first of all, i thought we did that in the infrastructure bill. secondly, what is the text? but most importantly, why isn't that in this bill and the answer is because democrats don't support it. so this is going to do a lot of harm and there is not going to be a corresponding benefit. >> a lot in there. let me focus on inflation, which everyone else is focused on. the committee for responsible budget, which has been a fan of yours in the st i s this, thoug reconciliation was designed for deficit reduction, this would be the first time in many years it was actually used for that purpose. with inflation at a 40-year high and debt approaching record levels this would be a welcomed improvement to the status quo. they and others who looked at this say it will affect the -- it

>> if they were smart they would take joe manchin's advice. he's doing them a favor, the likelihood of actually spending money and seeing a worse inflation report, putting all these house democrats of having to vote for higher taxes et cetera right before an election. in some ways, maybe he took one for the team and saved some of them from having to walk that plank. >> rich: the administration now also saying it is going to the president saying he is going to have a more aggressive epa on all of this. guys, it's time for winners and losers of the week. it was your winner and loser of the week? >> american drivers are a winner. we've seen gas prices going down for a month. 30 straight days it's down, $0.14 in the last week. it looks like given what we have seen coming from the president's trip that we can expect those prices will continue to go down. >> rich: kimberley? >> mind winner is nasa's webb telescope. the pictures that came out of this week just gave us an extraordinary view of how much is out there and how much we still don't know. >>

. >> joe manchin caved. >> the manchin. betrayal >> obviously a double crossed by joe manchin. >> he flip-flopped like a catfish. senator brian schatz on how manchin saved us all. >> this bill would be the most significant legislation in history to tackle the climate crisis. >> all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes well the dominoes continues to fall and ongoing investigation into generous. mick mulvaney, who held several positions in trump's administration, including chief of, staff testified before the general six committee. during his time as chief of staff, mulvaney played a key role in the ex presidents corrupt plot to hijack american foreign policy, as part of the quid pro quo bribe to aid his campaign by manufacturing dirt on his opponents. that was of course the subject of donald trump's first impeachment. and in the final months of the trump administration, after he was ousted as chief of, stuff mulvaney serves a special envoy from northern ireland, he jumped off the trump train at th

a lot of joe's today. joe biden, and joe manchin and joe scarborough. they have a good relationship with joe manchin and they'll allow the senate to tussle and figure out what they want to do when it comes to reconciliation. but you're right, there is ape lot of frustration continuing to build and it is going to continue to build until there is some kind of bill. and that includes in the white house. there are people around the administration who are saying why do you keep blocking what we are attempting to do and also it is the fits and starts. it is not just that there was just one i'm not going to sign this. they feel very much like this is lucy with the football, right, that over and over this administration and the democrats overall are having something going with joe manchin that is just not coming. and so whether or not joe biden is going to lean on and call his friend joe manchin to say let us know, we'll sign anything you want at this point, but that is something that we'll definitely be asking karine jean-pierre during the press briefing later

were you surprised that this came to be between joe manchin and chuck schumer? joe manchin had furious democrats by rejecting much of what he approved yesterday. how did this happen? >>> i was shocked. i was sitting at my desk at the capital, i got the email, and i was like what is this? they kept this incredibly close to the vest. they deserve a lot of credit. joe manchin told us last week that he was staying at the table and negotiating. we did not believe him. he says that all the time. usually the deals fall apart. this is huge. this is giving the opportunity to the biden administration and senate democrats the opportunity to enact much of their agenda, climate change provisions, tax provisions, and everything they have been talking about for 2 years. by the way, chuck schumer got a lot of flak for being overly timid. this is a massive, temporary victory for democrats to get a deal on this. he is also in covid quarantine. we spoke with him yesterday for this morning's edition about what came together and how it came together? he said chuck schumer came back

the lowest common denominator is joe manchin. and joe manchin has said he has two options. he could basically come back in august 10th after the most recent or the newest inflation numbers come out and they could consider a big package. or alternatively, they could pass this bill right now, which allows medicare to negotiate drug prices and extends aca subsidies for two years. so faced with that option, it seems like an easy decision for the white house to make politically and substantively, because you don't know where manchin is going to end up in august. if you talk to aids in the white house and on capitol hill, they are a frustrate is not even the words i would use. they are flum moxed by joe manchin, who seems to have lots of viewsover lots of issues on given the day. but i will say this. this is not a surprise. this is the lowest common denominator, which manchin has always attempted to take. >> listen, the democrats have said openly that if they really do want to pass stuff, they have to elect more democrats who want to get on board with their agenda. i spoke with h

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but am i happy that joe manchin is at the table right now, absolutely. welcome in, joe manchin. delighted to work with you to get this done. >> one of the things you see in the reporting is biden hasn't spoken to joe manchin in months, which is odd since he's is so critical to getting anything done. but the president will celebrate today. the question is does he have the elbow grease now? >> for right now, it looks like it's shaping up to be a pretty good week for president biden. he comes out of covid isolation and says he's feeling great. the chips bill that passed through the senate. democrats are feeling good about that. and then this surprise deal that, as you said, a lot of people in washington thought these negotiations were over. i think it's really interesting that this lack offen gaugement from the white house and directly from the president is such a stark contrast from how build back better initially started. there were meetings with lawmakers coming to the white house. there were direct phone calls that the president was making, but for this latest round, this was o

i get why democrats are frustrated with joe manchin because he is on your team. is he wearing your jersey but every time he gets the ball he dunks on you. but if expwroa manchin doesn't believe in these, the least he could do is say so up front instead of wasting everybody's time and jerking the democrats around for a year pretending there was something they could do to win him over. you know what this reminded me of, the time i tried to take i girl to the prom, and she was like first you have to buy me flowers, then you have to rent a limo, then we have to go somewhere nice for dinner and i did all of that and the night came and she was like i don't think as your history teacher it is appropriate for me to go to the prom with you. why didn't you say that at the beginning, mrs. jenkins because now i'm broke and i don't have a date. why is she so big. she was a very interesting person. all right, finally, some news from the world of automobiles. trurch-- every year, car companies compete to see who can offer the most exciting new options. you know like voice-activ

i want to thank leader schumer and manchin, joe manchin, senator manchin, for the extraordinary effort that it took to reach this result. thank you. and let me speak to one other issue. let me speak to one other issue. the g.d.p. and whether or not we are in a recession. both chairman powell and many of the significant banking personnel and economists say we're not in a recession. but let me just give you what the facts are. in terms of the state of the economy. number one, we have a record job market, record unemployment of 3.6% today. we've created nine million new jobs so far, just since i became president. businesses are investing in america at record rates, at record rates. foreign business are investing in america, hundreds of millions and trillions of dollars, sum total. $100 billion in semiconductor investments already announced by intel, samsung and texas instruments. more than $100 billion in electric vehicle battery investments by ford, general motors,-day, tesla and more. and just last week, s.k. corporation of the republican of korea announced $22 billion in new investment

. >> joe manchin caved. >> the manchin. betrayal >> obviously a double crossed by joe manchin. >> he flip-flopped like a catfish. >> how joe manchin might have just saved us all. yeah >> this bill would be the most significant legislation in history to tackle the climate crisis. >> all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i'm chris. hayes well the donald continues to fall and ongoing investigation into generous. s milk mulvaney, who held several positions in trump's administration, including chief of, staff testified before the general six committee. during his time as chief of staff, mulvaney could played a key role in the ex presidents corrupt plot to hijack american foreign policy, as part of the quid pro quo bribe to aid his campaign by manufacturing dirt on his opponents. that was of course the subject of donald trump's first impeachment. and in the final months of the trump administration, after he was ousted as chief of, stuff mulvaney serves a special envoy from northern ireland, he jumped off the trump

joe manchin, the build back better folders from last year, joe manchin's regular refrain was he wanted to make sure everything was paid for. that is top of mind for him right now . >> nobody is going to say, yeah, let's do a nice big tax cut. and then there is the timing issue. there is this recess coming up. >> exactly. there have been a lot of dates bandied about on they want to get this done before the august recess. democrats want something to show for this now much slimmed- down marquee package of what was billed back better, but is now just maybe build or build back. i don't know pickets less, obviously. i think it would like to be able to message that. i think there's also some tension one of the other things they want to talk about is a piece of legislation they have been trying to do on microchips that has been stalled in the legislative process on capitol hill. we have heard from senator mitch mcconnell that if democrats want to move forward on reconciliation, this build back better package, they're not going to be at the table for that bipartisan manufacturing of chips legis

>> see you later. >> reporter: still a question about exactly what joe manchin will ultimately agree on, but he has indicated that he will indeed support that narrower focus on prescription drug prices, letting medicare negotiate the price answer as well as extending health care subsidy for two years. so there is optimism from democrats that they can get that across the finish line. but of course that ultimately is up to joe manchin about whether he will get behind that plan and whether they can keep all 50 democrats together and get this out of the senate in the coming days. manu raju, cnn, capitol hill. >>> and wall street rebounded in a big way on tuesday with investors cheering strong earnings reports from netflix and others. and betting that may be just may be the markets have found their bottom. dow jumped over 750 points and the nasdaq was up over 3%. and right now, at least, it looks like that rally could continue early in today's trading. >>> judge fast tracking the twitter lawsuit against elon musk. they will square off in october. and meantime netflix announced a second qu