pelosi leadership, the test is are there any moderate democrats left in the house who will stand up for the local small businesses and u.s. jobs. the other point, the one and a half trillion dollar package that they're now starting to think about frankly can be just a scribbling on the economy and just as damaging long-term with the welfare state expansions as a three and half trillion dollars, that is not a compromise and we are fighting hard to stop it. gerry: quite a number of your republican colleagues in the senate supported the bipartisan infrastructure bill that's white-collar bipartisan for structure bill most of your colleagues in the house very much opposed to it, that seems to be the majors investing in the country's infrastructure that a lot of people think the country needs why is that not such a good idea. >> i do agree republicans and democrats have supported infrastructure, now more than ever we need that type of agreement and investment. about a third of that build is what i think most americans believe is true infrastructure, roads and bridges, rails, water systems

todd: still had nancy pelosi backs down on her plan for a vote yesterday. what is going to happen today? will she get that on biden's spending spree? this is getting me fired up. goldstar family parents of one of the 13 servicemembers killed in afghanistan getting scolded by a reporter for not wearing masks. i can imagine joe can't show is fired up about it and all of that ahead in the next hour. ♪♪ why do nearly one million businesses choose stamps.com to mail and ship? no more trips to the post office no more paying full price for postage and great rates from usps and ups mail letters ship packages anytime anywhere for less a lot less get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again jillian: it is friday october 1st, speaker pelosi delaying a vote on the

i think obviously nancy pelosi the house speaker— next? i think obviously nancy pelosi the house speaker is _ next? i think obviously nancy pelosi the house speaker is hoping - next? i think obviously nancy pelosi the house speaker is hoping to - next? i think obviously nancy pelosi the house speaker is hoping to get i next? i think obviously nancy pelosi| the house speaker is hoping to get a vote on that infrastructure package in the house sometime soon, maybe today. that could be rather unlikely at this point but i do think they're going to try to rally their caucus around these two pieces of legislation. nancy pelosi told democrats behind closed doors and house earlier today that she didn't want them to embarrass the president he oversees. president biden having to think that heading to rome and glasgow and the cut 26 while he's overseas. i think she's going to be trying her hardest along with other democratic established leaders in congress to whip their caucus together, to pass these two pieces of legislation. together, to pass these

nancy pelosi, joe biden pushed hard and then had to back down in the face of this dynamic. progressives not happy because of manchin and sinema. but they were not seeing at the. time now we are our here again, a month later, with a more significant deadline i would say in the sense that joe biden really wanted the white house to be able to go to the g20, to scott, low to glasgow with a genuine climate commitment in his hand. to be able to walk in with that kind of credibility. and they're also looking at the off year elections on tuesday. on tuesday for virginia new jersey. because every time this deadline gets pushed out later. more events happen in the political environment that could make it more complicated to pass this bill. so they really wanted to get this done today, and again it happened, so we are hearing a lot from camilla jayapal that suggests that some progress is softening on some stuff, they now see some of the language. she is trying to put a very positive face on, the fact that we are very close, but i'll say again, i don't know what will happen next week i

nancy pelosi asked the democrats who support the roads and bridges bill and sources say every single lawmaker inside the room stood up and her point was to remind them that even though there's a $2 trillion divide over the dramatic expansion of the social safety net remains an obstacle, so we begin our coverage with cnn's ryan nobles on capitol hill. ryan, what else are you hearing as things are so intense there? >> yeah. dana, i think you laid it out very well. it seems at this point after all the drama that you had yesterday and a lot of back and forth between the moderate and progressive wings of the democratic party. today is all about getting the party back on the same page, and what the house speaker is attempting to do is remind this caucus that they have a lot more in common than they have in areas of disagreement and that by and large when you talk to democrats they agree that they want to see both that bipartisan infrastructure package passed and also some form of reconciliation, so the problem right now is finding areas of common ground on that big reconciliation piece, an

nancy pelosi said, and she tweeted this, that republicans, you own this. you're on your own. mitch mcconnell and kevin mccarthy are playing the same role right now. >>> now, new indications in u.s. that the coronavirus the delta variant is on the decline. 9 centers disease for control and prevention said it is likely to decrease the next several weeks. hospitalizations are forecast to decline. this is due, in part, at least to an increase in vaccinations as you see there on your graph. nearly 200 million adults have had at least one dose. that is those age 18 and up. states are increasingly cracking down with vaccine mandates. first there were deadline days for health care workers in can have. cnn's jason carroll takes a look at how well health systems are meeting that requirement. >> reporter: deadline day in the nation's most populist state, all 2 1/2 million health care workers in california must be fully vaccinated or risk losing their jobs. cedar sinai and u.c. davis both show more than 90% compliance. >> we have patients, older patients, immunocompromised patients. thes

somebody needs to fire nancy pelosi. [cheers and applause] bottom line again they have a , four seat majority in the us house of representatives. we could pick up two or three of those seats in texas. everybody in the world is moving to texas. now i think i know why. to clean up oil. [laughter] i think we are going to pick up 25 to 40 seats in the house because of the backlash. [applause] in 1994 after four look years of democratic control -- i've think there's going to be a big backlash. i think we are going to blow it out in the house. what does that mean for you in texas? that means nancy pelosi can't run housing more. that means the social train never gets off the tracks. that means the squad and aoc have nothing to do would be on tv. we have to stop the most radical agenda and my lifetime. we hope texas will do her part. we need one more united states senator. i could give you another one. i would take one from california, but they won't let me. if we could pick up one more senator i would be the chairman not bernie

speaker nancy pelosi facing a party deeply divided over a massive $5 trillion spending bill. senator ron johnson serves on the budget committee, and he joins us right now. senator, it's great to see you. thanks very much for being here. there has been back and forth, i know, all weekend as well as at the end of the week. tell me about the pushback. you've got moderates like joe manchin not wanting to pay -- not wanting to agree to a $3.5 trillion plan which we know is actually 5.5 trillion, can ask then you've got progressives like bernie sanders saying we're not voting for infrastructure if spending does not come first, right? >> well, what's interesting is joe manchin, it appears, has been very up front, straightforward for months saying what his bottom line is, and let's face it, he still wants to spend another $1.5 trillion. so it's not like joe manchin's not willing to spend some money, it's just that aoc and her gang, you know, bernie's budget, they want to spend at least $3.5 trillion which is really about 5-5.5 trillion, and it just doesn't sound like they're going to

house speaker nancy pelosi is really forcing this issue to get beth the social spending bill and the infrastructure bill passed. what's happening? >> she's wants final plans later today. pelosi penned a letter to democrats. she said there must be, quote, trust and confidence in the social spending plan in order to unlock a vote on the infrastructure package, but liberals are holding that bill hostage. >> once we have an agreement and assuming we all agree on it, then let's finish the legislative text. let's make absolutely sure everyone is on the same page and we will vote both bills. >> there is tension between liberal and moderate democrats. one moderate democrat said, quote: it's blanking progressives. moderates believe the left is demanding unreasonable things, bret. >> bret: last thing, chad. i know i'm grilling you here, where do we stand on paid family leave. there is some reporting it's going to be yanked out. >> we are told that that was a bridge too far for joe manchin and is likely to be out. but new york democrat kristin gillibrand says not so fast and one aide told fox t

house speaker, nancy pelosi. she represents the 12 congressional district of california and house of representatives for 33 years. in 2007 she made history as the first speaker of the house, the first woman speaker of the house. please, give it up for her. [applause] please welcome, speaker of the house, the honorable nancy pelosi. [applause] >> hello, everyone. mr. president, madam vice president, all the friends of democracy, justice, love and hope who are here today, and thank you president johnson for your kind introduction. to you and the chair man, thank you for bringing us together for this beautiful event in your organization and stewardship of the tributes to doctor king. let's hear it for johnson. [applause] >> it's always a thrill. i'm sure i can speak for everyone here. it's always a thrill to return to the mlk memorial, and to do so today as we celebrate ten years since the dedication when we were joined by president barack obama and our former colleague, the beloved congressman john lewis. [applause

for nancy pelosi, fasting for her york >> nancy pelosi and president biden, they have a lot to say, and they have a lot of sway. >> reporter: catholics on either side of the debate on abortion say their religion clearly guides them on how to weigh in on this issue. >> we are pro-choice because of our faith, and not in spite of it. >> if we eat and drink the body of the lord when we are insane, then we are eating and drinking damnation into our souls. >> reporter: two catholics on the world stage that will continue to be closely watched in the bay area. >> you are the most significant warrior for peace have ever met. >> reporter: shawn chitnis, kpix 5. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 , and streaming on cbsn bay area, new concern over the queens health. what buckingham palace is saying after the monarch was ordered to rest for 2 weeks. >>> it is a project years in the making. why a bay area county is actually breaching a levy on purpose. >>> san francisco has a new mural honoring a family of musicians that you are no doubt familiar with, and they were on hand today for the dedication. we wi

the problem here is nancy pelosi has a lot of credibility over the course of decades in congress. she told the moderates if they vote for the reconciliation package about 3.5 trillion, she'd bring up their infrastructure package on the 27 of september that day has come and gone and she never product up, she lost all kinds of credibility. i'll take a moment to talk about these numbers, we've spent trillions of dollars last year on covid relief under president trump. that money wasn't even spent in this yet democrats spent 1.9 trillion on covid relief and want to spend 1.2 trillion on infrastructure and 3.5 trillion on this progressive bill, green new deal spending and give redistribution that will be $5 trillion. we are talking $8 trillion this year alone, this is insanity. on the infrastructure bill, only half is for infrastructure and because it's reform the way we do the process, you won't go for ten years. ten years from now. >> three and a half trillion is the human infrastructure and we are living in an environment of massive inflation right now, spending more will not help i

the fact is that nancy -- wait a minute. nancy pelosi promised moderates a vote last week. first on monday, then on thursday. she said that she was going to give it to them but you and the progressive caucus refused to give it to them. why did you not trust them that if you pass their plan they would vote for your plan? >> representative khanna: what i said with the progressive caucus said is what we will dot the president wants to do. i did not get one call from the speaker's office or the majority leader's office. 95% of the party has been with president biden. he wants both bills and those are his bills. he wrote those bills. that is his vision. his vision is that we want people to have child care and want people to have community college. we want folks to get dental and vision and i will follow the president on the compromise. >> chris: 5:30 seconds left here, sir. i do not mean to interrupt, but are you saying that the white house wanted these two bills? there is talked at some white house top officials were saying that progressives need to stand their ground and it's

city pelosi is traveling to -- nancy pelosi is traveling to italy, but she has set october 31 1st as a deadline to get both plans voted on again. real quick because i've got to move on to the border, what are the chances that nothing gets done? >> well, they don't have the votes, otherwise they would have voted friday. they brought president biden in, and it failed. it was an embarrassment for him, but they're not going to stop. this idea that a trillion and a half dollars is some compromise, my god, a trillion and a half dollars of more spending, you know what spending in washington has already done to inflation. does anybody in america think a trillion and a half new dollars is not going to impact them and that there's no cost, quote-unquote, which president biden talks about? that's not the case. more let me move on, because there are a vaccine mandate in place right now, congressman, and you've got navy seals, navy seals being told you're not deployable unless you get the shot. you've got state troopers saying i'm resigning because i already have covid, i already are immunity, bu

let nancy pelosi and chuck schumer run this. but joe biden by executive action and his bully pulpit has made a lot of prostprogress on the virus. he's doing other things in other policy areas that are important and it's a good contrast for the republicans. i would keep out of the congressional lease as much as i would if i were the white house and have a segment on what's in this bill. >> it's why for good reason these are two friends of our broadcast to whom we wish a good weekend. our thanks on a friday night. another break for us. >>> coming up, a leading infectious disease expert is here to talk about the promising news out today in the fight against this pandemic. the fight against this pandemic. i thought i was managing my moderate to severe crohn's disease. then i realized something was missing... ...me. my symptoms were keeping me from being there for her. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humira is the #1 prescribed biologic for people with crohn's disease. the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom re

we do not know if this is true, let me be clear, but the rumor has been heard by many that nancy pelosi wants to get the spending through and step down creating a special election appeared here is kevin mccarthy on this program last week here. >> she's a lame-duck speaker. she's on a farewell it to work. where was you last month when the democrats were working on reconciliation, the uk, where she today? she's back in europe. she's on her farewell to her and that's why in the reconciliation bill she put $200 million from our hard-working taxpayers for a park in her district. maria: senator, thank you for being here. your thoughts? are you hearing this? what can you tell us? >> good morning. i have no further insight at the democrats -- i would be the last person they would confide in, but we all know nancy pelosi was willing to sacrifice her majority for obamacare and bernie's budget this 3.5 which is really about a five to 5.5 20-dollar reconciliation package with a laundry list of entitlements to make more americans dependent on government, explode the debt, and of course make more ame

i'm not nancy pelosi. well, the thing is like right there in front of you, we just covered it, you know, $6.00 trillion $1.06 trillion dollars. went to the top one percent in stock market gains. 1.2 trillion is a much smaller number than 6.5 trillion, 1.2 trillion went to the bottom, 90 percent. so yes, obviously they're going to have way more money to tax it. what even if you just do a flat 10 percent tax, if you do fall flat 5 percent tax or a one percent tax, that's it like it would still be they would pay more because all the gains go to them, right. but can tell on a back date, there are gifted trillions. yes. and some of that is taxed. yeah. and the volume of that taxation is greater than what's left given to the bottom portion. that's given the last amount due to the can tell the fact that's true. and i'm just just saying that if they're in fact taxed on all reported income, it would be a much different situation. they don't have much reported income now. so here is still night is went from 25000000

why would nancy pelosi -- strategists, why would she put something on that's not going to win? would that send some kind of message i've never seen before, but that will happen on our wa watch. what happens tonight will make a big impression on our presidency and your life. what is likely to come as a result, next. what is likely to result, next. with dexcom g6, i don't have to prick my fingers anymore. this little wearable sends my glucose numbers straight to my phone. you can see your number and where it's heading. and i get alerts before i go too high or before i go too low. the dexcom g6 has helped me lower my a1c. liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need. how much money can liberty mutual save you? one! two! three! four! five! 72,807! 72,808... dollars. yep... everything hurts. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >>> as government scrambles to break this stalemate -- i don't know if that's even the right word. they were not even in the same time zone about this. they were talking amount, but they were wor

speaker nancy pelosi saying, quote, more than 90% is agreed to. the president pulling back the curtain on the negotiations as well. nbc's rachel scott is at the white house tonight. >> reporter: tonight, house speaker nancy pelosi says negotiations are in the homestretch. >> i would say it's more than 90% agreed to. >> reporter: the president cutting the price tag from $3.5 trillion to just under $2 trillion and dropping proposals like constitution free community college all in an effort to bridge the divide between progressives in house and moderate in the senate. >> when you're in the united states senate and you are president of the united states and you have 50 democrats, every one is a president. every single one. >> reporter: senator kyrsten sinema of arizona now forcing her party to back away from one of its signature campaign promises, to pay for the signature programs by raising taxes on big corporations and the wealthy. >> she says she will not raise a ing isle penny in taxes on the corporate side or on wealthy people, period. that's whe

also nancy pelosi. nancy pelosi is the person who is going to have to convince her members that whatever arrangement they get with the moderates and joe manchin and kristin cinema is good enough. i do think this was an artificial deadline. votes are good. but this took forced action. but this one made the democrats look in disarray. it's certainly not the end of this. they are moving towards an agreement. what we've seen now is the problems the president and the democrats have to deal with with small majorities. the biden vision is going to shrink here. they know they can't get the $6 trillion bernie sanders wanted. 3.5 trillion dollars the progressives wanted. now we are down to $1.5 trillion. they are trying to move him off that slightly. i still think at the end of the day, the democrats can get themselves a big sweing budget bill. it's just not going to be as big as they anticipated and the start. we do have a ways to go. i think they bought themselves some time. as for the progressives, i think the

we have nancy pelosi at the white house this morning having breakfast with the president and senator schumer will be virtually zooming in. we pivot to some of the news in d.c., the economic news, broken u.s. services picking up expanding the most in three months. there are supply constraints. ira, this is sort of what we were thinking. we have been -- we have seen these numbers, and we have seen these constraints. ira: i think one of the big questions is how much will the supply of labor constrain the growth of the services sector, so even though there might be better pmi's for services, can it be sustained without additional hiring? we will be watching how many entrants come back into the workforce and at what wages they are needed to come back. you mentioned earlier at the top of the show that the auction went pretty well yesterday for the tips. some of that ratios actually fell from the previous auction and we had a pretty weak 20 year auction as well, so the demand for treasuries is waning, so i think -- i don't think the demand will be sustained, and we will wind up probably see

>> nancy pelosi, i would never underestimate. we'll see what's going to happen. i think the discussions are going to continue. and i think you should stay tuned and, you know, it -- there is going to be a lot of hard work, a lot of people have rolled up their sleeve and we're going to get this done, we're going to deliver for the american people. >> vote today? >> what is your definition of today? you know, today in legislative language is that -- not until you adjourn. so -- >> oh, my goodness. this could be the friday that never ends. all right, we'll see congresswoman debbie dingell, thank you for that. >> thank you. >> we need to deal in earthly terms, not congressional rules where you can make a day last a thousand there. >> lasts two months. >> on earth, a day is a day. >>> want to bring in cnn political director richard chalian and i want to ask what debbie dingell just said, i want to start with the news overnight which is that there is a $2.1 trillion proposal out there, the significance of that and the possibility of there might actually have been some

nancy pelosi's policies are making it harder and harder for average americans to accumulate wealth. shackling us with taxes, destroying the dollar with reckless spending. but the speaker who makes in the low six figures has become one of the richest members of congress. what's her secret? it appears to be her husband paul. after they got married paul opened up a real estate and venture capital firm. the couple has timed the market perfectly over the years while nancy has been a washington insider. the pelosis always know what the right investment is. since getting married it required a manage in napa valley, some 16 acres. she has a waterfront condo on k street in d.c. a multi million dollar red brick mansion? california's pacific heights. paul owns two commercial properties in san francisco. combined worth, $60 million. pelosi's wealth has skyrocketed. her financial report showed $271 million. in 2020 those numbers went up even more to as high as $315 million. quite a lot of crumb. so where is the money coming from? "60 minutes" basically accused paul pelosi of insider trading. >>

but don't worry, nancy pelosi is thinking about what else she wants to control. >> if you rule the world, what one thing would you do? >> i think about that a lot. maria: i'm sure she does. coming up, wisconsin senator ron johnson on the economic impact of forced resignations from nurse, pilots, teachers, bordere agents, military men and women as they refuse to accept a forced vaccine and other communist moves of this cadministration. plus -- >> where are you going now? >> boston. >> how come? what's in boston? maria: my encounter with migrants at the southern border, where havoc is being thrown at texas farmers as got away illegals harass and threaten their land. i just got back from the border with a message from one of those farmers for president biden. >> i feel like he has abandoned us. he doesn't care for the people of this state, of this area and we're extremely disappointed in him and i think he should be ashamed of himself. maria: coming up, more from texas ranchers tim worth on why he can no longer leave his home without carrying his gun. then, texas governor greg abbott on fig

>> that's what nancy pelosi wants. she wants to concentrate power into the hands of fewer and fewer people in washington. that's what socialism is all about until you get like nicolas maduro. that's what they want. they want a socialist country. they will tie all of this together and attempt to create that socialist country. but i have the unique fortune to interview saddam hussein the night we caught him. when you concentrate power into the hands of too few people, you get tyranny. an average of 24 pounds lost by each venezuelan. they had a decrease in agricultural production. 33% of the population has basically fled the country. but that's what pelosi and aoc and bernie sanders want. >> what is going to map? the radical left it seems, congressman waltz. the radical left is controlling. who is in charge? >> just to add to what representative green was saying on venezuela. there are more refugees fleeing venezuela and fleeing socialism man there are fleeing isis and the assad regime in syria. that's how desperate these

nancy pelosi left the capitol at 12:01 this morning. >> speaker pelosi. after hours of meetings, the two sides seem trillions of dollars apart. how do you break this down? >> how disappointed are you there is no vote tonight, madam speaker? >> there will be a vote today. >> so a vote on infrastructure could come today or tomorrow or whenever. >> vote today? >> what is your definition of today? you know, today in legislative language is not until you adjourn. >> house democrats hold a caucus meeting in less than a half hour. moderate democrats want the infrastructure bill. fox is told they're prepared to walk. they believe no extra spending is better than a lot of extra spending which they can't support. bill. >> i don't know how you define today but i think it's- >> it is friday on the calendar. could be saturday or thursday. >> bill: thank you, chad. dana. >> dana: and tgif it is. let's bring in chris wallace the host of "fox news sunday". i have to tell you, the far left is saying we've had enough. moderates are saying we're mad at you. president biden

house speaker nancy pelosi had promised there would be a vote yesterday, but then add midnight, she announced there was a new deadline, which is today. pelosi just held a meeting with her party. some democrats have now been floating a new number on the social safety net package of $2.1 trillion as a counter offer to senator joe manchin's $1.5 trillion top line offer. the leader of the house progressive caucus said she has yet to receive any official proposal and she does not expect resolutions soon. despite that, the head of the house democratic caucus just said this. >> we're going to vote today. i expect to vote today, and i expect that the bill will pass today. we just need to understand that there's a commitment on the senate side to do both in a meaningful and authentic way. >> have you gotten that? >> i hope that's something that we will receive in the next hour or so. >> cnn's lauren fox is on capitol hill for us, but i want to begin with cnn's phil mattingly. he's at the white house. so phil, the president is leaving for capitol hill, i guess, any moment, what's his plan when he gets

. >> soon we do expect to hear from house speaker nancy pelosi. we'll monitor that and bring you any developments from that press conference. let's begin this morning with cnn chief congressional correspondent manu raju on capitol hill with the very latest for us. so how much of this focus today is on senator sinema? >> a significant amount, in large part because of how to pay for this package. remember, they have already come down about $2 trillion or so, $3.5 trillion was the democratic proposal that had been proposed in the house. that's going nowhere. they have dropped that price tag probably around $2 trillion, probably less than $2 trillion, maybe 1.7 to $1.9 trillion in large part because of senator sinema and joe manchin. both have different concerns. manchin has issues about how the climate change provisions will be dealt with and also concern about the paid family leave provisions. initially democrats wanted 12 weeks of paid leave. that's going to be probably down to four right now. those negotiations are ongoing, how to deal with the ch

nancy pelosi, if she can do one thing, it's to count votes. she said we'd have a vote on monday, that didn't happen, on thursday, that didn't happen, supposed to be a vote on friday, that didn't happen. three times it was pulled off the floor, and i appreciate very much richard's civics lesson. the fact is aoc and the far left are literally about $2 trillion apart. senator hand chin said he's not -- senator manchin said he's not going to support the bill unless it includes affluence testing, and he also wants work requirements that if you get money from the government and you unemployed -- you're unemployed, you've got to do the at least some kind of work program or educational program. aoc and nancy city pelosi just want to give this money to people unless they work or not. they just want people to stay home and get money. those are very, very large differences. and we need to make sure that the hyde amendment which makes sure there's no funding for federal a-- federal funding for abortion. mike: yeah, also means testing, something that moder

i don't bet against nancy pelosi. she is going to land this plane with the help of chuck schumer and of course because of president biden's leadership. >> congressman raskin member of the house select committee on january 6th, senior member of the house progressive caucus i will send over a hall pass for you. sorry to get you out of the meeting tonight. i know you'll be there late with your colleagues. thanks for making time to be with us. >> very much appreciate it. >> more ahead. stay with us. >>> before california congresswoman barbara lee turned 16 years old, she had never been on an airplane before. this is congresswoman lee describing the circumstances under which that all changed for her. >> so i got pregnant as a teenager. i had just turned 16. and, quite frankly, i really didn't know what had happened to me. in those days the word was take quinine pills. if you think you're pregnant. which i wasn't quite sure. i kind of thought but i wasn't sure. sit in a tub of hot water. or try a coat hanger. all of those.

nancy pelosi is looking at the midterms, she's looking at her own age, and she's thinking these may be my last 18 months or a year, whatever it is, my last time as speaker, and she wants to put up these massive progressive victories on the board. joe biden doesn't need to do that. in fact, doing that undermines his ability to run for re-election. again, everyone said you couldn't get republicans to do anything with democrats. he got 19 republicans to agree to a big infrastructure bill. he should have declared victory and gone home after that, said look, i just did what i was elected to do. instead, someone convinced him that he could do a new new deal, that he could do a new great society. those guys, lbj and fdr, had massive majorities in the house and senate to get that done. this is the most deadlocked congress, arguably, in hearn history. jon well, here we have basically zero progress on these big financial if bills, you have the debacle in afghanistan, the withdrawal there and the 13 marines and sailors who were killed, and then you have the handling of the mexican border. when yo

house speaker nancy pelosi working the phones with progressives who are demanding movement on the much larger $3.5 trillion human infrastructure bill. health care, child care, early education and fighting climate change. tonight, moderate democratic senator joe manchin and the price tag he now says he'll accept. can they come up with a framework that they all agree on so that they can then pass this smaller bipartisan bill tonight? what the house speaker said late today. rachel scott live on the hill. terry moran live at the white house. >>> the coronavirus and tonight, the vaccine mandates kicking in. workers refusing to get vaccinated now losing their jobs. the battle reaching a breaking point in some places. police escorting public health officials to safety in new hampshire. and tonight here, the new study. just how many americans who have had covid still have symptoms three to six months later? and what they're now seeing. >>> the school shooting in memphis. a teenager opening fire in a stairwell. a 13-year-old boy in critical condition. hundreds on lockdown and what we just learn

all of these are politicians like nancy pelosi raking it in on the consequences of their own policies. further invites more of the same policies of the money printing to cause these huge gaps up in the stock prices. right. i remember back of 19 eighties when i was on wall street. we had the big scandals like mike milk and we had a wall. we had a movie called wall street, which was about insider trading. and the tragedy that this was directed by oliver stone, you know, today in 2021 we have actively senators, central bankers, congresspeople, all trading on inside information to an extent, much greater than that. what was depicted in the movie wall street, the 1980s. they've turned essentially their sole purpose in washington dc. if you're nancy pelosi is to front run the bills, she's over looking to profit in her personal account. that's how civil servant got to make, you know, close to a $100000000.00 by trading on insight information. which last i checked was illegal . so this is a dire circumstance. and when she goes and walks through the piles of human excrement on the street to te

if you're nancy pelosi is the front, we're on the bills, she's over looking to profit in her personal account. that's our civil servant. got to make, you know, cost $100000000.00 by trading on insight information. which last i checked was illegal. so this is a dire circumstance. and when she goes and walks through the piles of human excrement on the street to tell her constituents what a great job she's doing there to smacked up on drugs to know what the heck she's saying. so they don't notice. okay, so these politicians, their stock portfolios are making them, you know, multimillionaires, 100 millionaires, you know, they're earning a huge amount of they could say it's the fed causing this with the money printing and the quantitative easing, the fed themselves have introduced a new policy that any of their, you know, anybody on the policy committee, any of the fed presidents, none of these people can own any individual shares. i guess they could own a or you know, an e t f or a tracker of the s and p 500 or something like that, index one. so rather than target that, because look at th

the american people are continuing to suffer under the of the left democrats, nancy pelosi, and president biden. they are feeling this in their wallet. inflation is an attack on all americans and it is going up every month of joe biden's capacity to -- failed presidency. the average american spends over $200,000 a year -- we are hearing from our constituents about the skyrocketing gas prices that are up over 42%. meats are up 12% at grocery stor. eggs are up over 12%. frnd seafood are up over 10%up over 5%, and yet then administration only sees these skyrocketing inflation numbers as high-class problems. these are problems every american family is facing, and in addition to the skyrocketing inflation, the country is facing ucrisis that we have not experienced since the carter administration before i was born just in time for the holiday season. this is joe biden's gift of americans. this is a dirre of joe biden's failed leadership and his build back bankrupt agenda. as the american people are suffering crisis after crisis this week as democrats have returned to washington in complete disa

nancy pelosi spotted at the white house today. she says there's still some outstanding issues that need to be resolved. to chad pergram with more on that. chad? >> good afternoon, charles. democrats hope to land a frame work on the social spending bill in the next day or two. it's friday afternoon. news o'clock as we said. so we may hear about various agreements several times between now and next week before there is an actual agreement. house speaker nancy pelosi had breakfast with president biden this morning. >> i'm not going to negotiate that here. we had a very positive meeting this morning. i'm optimistic. much of what we need to do -- >> but it's clear democrats need to wrap this up soon. ways and means committee chairman richard neil spoke for 30 minutes with democratic arizona senator kyrsten sinema. >> we were in full agreement on the policy achievement. that was she's in on the renewalables, in on the issue of the child credit and in on family medical leave. that's the way she ranked them. that's a fair assessment hoff

nancy pelosi telling her colleagues more time i