manchin and joe biden. there is still time left before the mid terms. i hope they use this time. this is a democratic trifecta. we should have used it to pass democratic goals. t the fact we haven't gotten what we need to, we need to use all the time that is left. let's not assume this happens because folks ghet aet in a sma room. they activate and organize and push the legislators to get things done. >> he's right. we have the 50 seat majority because there were activists out there in 2020 that we need in 2022. so i think the democratic party is a big ten. that big ten has to get together and start working hard. >> i think we found common ground between the left and center of the democratic party. thank you all so much for a great conversation. >>> today the senate will once again take up the bill that would help veterans exposed to toxic burn pits. two advocates join us next. >>> she was the center of an alleged international kidnapping plot just one year ago. now a journalist says the iranian government

. >> joe manchin and democrats finally agree a bill to spend billions on climate, to cut the deficit. it is a political octs have the need? >> we'll be talking and hopefully we'll have 50 votes. >> i'll talk to the man at the center of it all, senator joe manchin of west virginia. >>> plus, senate republicans block a bill they formerly supported to help veterans exposed to toxic burn pits. >> i'm used to the lies.

joe manchin's home state. why support anything chuck schumer, joe biden, nancy pelosi or john kerry want for coal? that is what the people are asking joe manchin. why, why, why? it is incomprehensible, they say, by any minor will support the legislation. that is the impact of folks at home that joe manchin is not paying attention to at all. what is the money going to be used for? well, there is the climate slush funds. there are the sorts of things that joe biden ought to be familiar with. when he was vice president there was a thing called -- ways to government money. many projects. they will be loaded into this bill as well under the grand title of one big climate slush fund. then there are all these subsidies for electric vehicles. enter reach people. you earn up to $300,000 a year for family, full subsidy. electric vehicle costing $80,000. that is what we're looking at here. at a time when families are hurting, inflation is eating in the people's paychecks, people are concerned about their future. even if

thanks, joe manchin. we are sure what we will be doing, but we have this irs training video accounts are also law enforcement officers, which is interesting because a lot of special agents -- we get to do the same things like other law enforcement officers do. >> we teach them defensive tactics to defend themselves and protecting others as well. not only can they analyze records, but they also have that -- component. >> in an actual democracy, irs agents are taught to be polite, but under joe biden, irs agents are taught in quotes to shoot." how is that not the war population of a country? represents the state of florida, when a few people who noticed this and try to disarm the irs. it does sound like a war. >> [laughs] sounds like joe biden's mission for america isn't armed irs in an electric car on his antiracist road somewhere, and the lack of self-awareness is so pronounced that these biden government officials are making liz cheney look -- you can't your way skinny, drink yourself sober, and can't sp

that is what the people of west virginia are asking their senator joe manchin. they say it is incomprehensible why any miner would support the legislation. that is the impact of folks at home that joe manchin apparently is not paying attention to at all. what is the money going to be used for? there is the climate slush fund. the sorts of things joe biden ought to be familiar with. when he was vice president there was up project, waste of government money. many of these projects under the grand title of one big climate slush fund. then there are subsidies for electric vehicles. for rich people for electric vehicles you can make up to $300,000 a year per family. electric vehicles cost $80,000. that is what we are looking at. at a time when families of this country are hurting, inflation is eating into people's paychecks. people are very concerned about their future. even if wages are going up a little, they are falling further behind the families of america each month that joe biden has been president because costs have gone up so high. democrats will make it wor

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joe manchin was useful to republicans, in a lot of ways, and a lot of them liked joe manchin, they worked with him, he is still probably their democrat, but joe manchin is also up for re-election in 2024, in a state that donald trump won by a massive margin and at the end of the day if this position is what manchin is tied to, they will hapfully run against him on that. >> a flurry of activity there on capitol hill, the white house is already scheduling two bill signings next week in the rose garden, the electoral counteract as we just heard may happen and all eyes right now on reconciliation and in particular, senator kyrsten sinema who might soon get the title of republican's favorite senator if she brings this bill down. give us a quick update as to where things stand with the arizona senator, is there a belief among her colleagues that she will eventually get on board? >> i think there is, there's a little bit of frustration that i sense this is sort of deja vu all over again, with kyrsten sinema, the issue with manchin was always, was he going to agree with what democrats are willing

it is 9.1% right now and penn wharton, a nonpartisan group, one joe manchin cites a lot says it will not do what it promises to do. the joint committee on taxation says this bill will increase taxes on everyone for americans earning less than $200,000. 14.1 billion tax increase for americans earning between 200 and 500. >> todd: your favorite model is penn wharton, two more points, no def cision reduction until 2027, that is five years away. you mention inflation will go down, it is negligible. there is no impact until the year 2031. my gas prices are high in 2022, i don't want to wait until 2031. >> carley: rushing it through because more americans learn about this, more they dislike it, says the "wall street journal." sticking with this economic front and social media tie-in, facebook is policing individuals who question the white house definition of recession, fact checking industry experts speaking out on the state of the economy, that top economist, american institute for economic research phillip magnus joins me now. what did you say in your facebook post that facebook fact che

inflation is a packed, so when joe manchin tries to see the bill even though it does not raid's taxes, but it does. joe biden has a 1.9% tax on americans to inflation. >> jesse: but you don't understand, this is the inflation reduction act. >> katie: which is a total lie, and joe manchin is getting a pipeline, something that the biden administration should be green lighting regardless of getting a spending package and return, and they are not doing that. the money that is in the package for the green lobby which is a harassment of his house which is a houseboat in washington, d.c., they are getting a bunch of money from the chinese solar panels to bring into the united states. so again, west virginia is the fifth poorest state in the country, this is an inflationary bill that will make joe manchin's constituents and put them in a much more difficult position financially and inflation will get worse as a result, so yes against the pipeline, but they will pay a lot more for everything that they need on a daily basis. >> jesse: so jessica, let's just say a year from now some democrat get

that's the work of senator joe manchin. it speaks to how democrats have adjusted their goals to reality and what they're seeing. this bill is transformative when it comes to climate change and what not. it's very different from what they wanted a year ago. that's what senator sanders is complaining about. there's not the child care, the elderly care, all the other efforts to rewrite the social contract that initially saw it. though you can see, given how enthusiastic democrats are about this, how much their goals basically have changed. >> i think they're watching the clock running out. the end of the legislative session, the end of this congress, the midterms less than a month away. it's either now or never. i would make the argument, molly, that democrats were quite enthused by what happened given the overturning of roe. we've got to get off our behind here because if we don't, we'll get nothing done. we've seen that in the polling where all of a sudden you've seen the democrats climbing back from the generic congressiona

that joe manchin talked about. he continues to go around it. he's like a man on some kind of a trans saying this bill doesn't raise taxes. the very first lines of the senate democrat's bill says this is going to close the deficit because it's going to raise $700 billion in taxes. it's raising taxes at the worst time. you don't want -- it's going to raise taxes when the economy is in recession almost certainly and at a time when it won't do anything about inflation until inflation is long over as a problem. it's the worst possible combination. it's for the democrats and their plan to increase the size of government, increase regulation and impose more and more green on a country that used to be energy self-sufficient. >> charles: thanks, gerry. a lot of quotes by starbucks after the closing billion. we'll let you know after taking out the leader of al-quaida. are we safe here in america or not? your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly deliv

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 democrats an unexpected success they can campaign on. as disaffected democratic voters needed a reason to turn out in november. >> i think we must stay in session for as long as it takes to get this plan done. >> we're in a recession.

joe manchin said you should like this. do you? >> i hate it. i like joe manchin he stood up to the liberals on occasion but he is empowering the left. he is going to increase inflation. the congressional budget office said in 2023 inflation will go up or down. the joint tax committee, new taxes will be passed on to the consumer, $70 of earned income. when it comes to obamacare subsidies, if you make 400,000 as a family of four. every problem we are facing is worse. they told you the american rescue plan would rescue you. it doesn't reduce inflation. if you believe the border is secure and the taliban and didn't know ayman al-zawahiri was in couple you will believe this heels inflation. viewed out other things you should doubt this. maria: 230 economists sent a letter saying this would add to inflation. we know that inflation was 1.4% when president biden walked into the oval office and now it is 1.4% largely due to this spending. why are these senators agreeing to it? what do they get? >> it is in democratic dna to tax-and-spend. this is all th

they deserve this, as much as i admire joe manchin and sinema for standing up to the radical left at times, they are empowering legislation that will make the average person's life more difficult. >> are there specific topics or amendments that you think could put democrats in a tough spot? >> energy, inflation, the border, and crime, expect to see amendments on all those things. >> this bill is a major part of biden's economic agenda and it is heading to a vote in the senate just hours after that blockbuster report on the american economy. i am talking, the jobs report. employers added an unexpected 528,000 jobs last month. that means the country has regained all the jobs lost during the pandemic. unemployment is down to just 3. 5%. and this afternoon, president biden took a victory lap. >> almost 10 million jobs since i took office. that's the fastest job growth in history. today, we're also max of the unemployment rate in -- in the last 50 years. 3.5%. i know people will hear today's extraordinary jobs report and say, they don't see it. they don't feel it. in their own lives. that

ranking member lindsey graham, thanks for being here, joe manchin said you should like this, do you? >> i hated. i like joe manchin he stood up to the liberals on occasion but he is empowering the left, he will increase inflation. the congressional budget office said in 2023 inflation will go up or down by 0.1%, the joint tax committee said that the new taxes will be passed on to the consumer, $70,000 of earned income, when it comes to obamacare subsidies you will get a subsidy, if you make 4,000 as a family of four, every problem we are facing is worse, these are the same people who told you the american rescue plan would rescue you. this is a horrible idea. it doesn't reduce inflation. let me say this. if you believe the border is secure and if you believe that caliban didn't know zarqawi was in couple, you should doubt this. maria: 230 economists sent a letter saying this will lead to inflation. we know that inflation was at 1.4% when president biden walked into the oval office and now it is largely due to this spending. why are these senators agreeing to it? >> it is in democrati

these are the people that joe manchin has chosen the trust, because joe manchin is a typical democrat come he tried to masquerade as a moderate. he let the people of west virginia down. by the way the coal industry in particular will be hurt hard by this bill. he's more than happy to tow the party line especially after chuck schumer -- look at this. they sweetened the deal, amazing the things that go on in the swamp in washington. he promised to green light a pipeline project from one of manchin's major donors from west virginia to virginia. in reality no actual moderate would ever support this green new deal energy spending bill for any reason. it is totally and completely reckless and irresponsible. we did invite senator manchin on this program to defend his position, his office didn't respond to our request. he did every sunday show, why not come on here just a few minutes of your time is all we ask. it's a massive betrayal of the people of west virginia, their lives will get worse, their taxes will go up, the cost of living will continue to rise and for what? $3 billion to convert

joining us now is senator joe manchin of west virginia senator manchin, welcome to the show good to have you. >> good to be with you, sara thank you for having me. >> so you told my colleague at msnbc earlier that you had planned to speak with senator sinema this afternoon about the bill have you done that yet >> yes >> and what can you tell us? >> we had a good conversation. >> is she supportive >> we had a good conversation, sara i'm not going to say any more than that because she does her own homework and she looks at the bill and looks at the content and she'll make her decision and give her reason for making her decision, i'm sure. but with that, we talked about just an array of different things and we'll leave it at that >> did you talk about carried interest because i know you had said that she was on board in december about a lot of things, but this provision wasn't in that bill. >> well, we just had a good conversation we'll give her some information that we have and we'll share information back and forth, which is how we operate. it works out well at the end >> all right let me

we spent the last year following the drama between joe manchin and aoc. you don't want to be divided heading into the midterm. at the very least, biden can claim an accomplishment and have his own party on the same team. host: what is sellable coming out of washington to voters from the democratic president and a democratic congress? guest: they are going to pitch this as a bill that might help get americans health care, insulin is covered if that provision stays in the legislation. the gun-control bill passed congress, that is something democrats might talk about with public safety. with the economy the way it is right now, inflation still looming large, it is hard to pass any bill and get credit for an economy that people feel isn't we well. they feel disillusioned about the state of the country. policy isn't going to change the environment. a better economy, a better sense of safety in cities, that would move the needle politically. host: those are driving voters this year. are there other drive -- issues? guest: education and covid, there is a lot of

joe manchin, though, has been standing up against this loophole for several years. two years ago, it was one of three senators who put their name on a bill to get rid of this loophole. he said, last week, when he advanced this particular compromise, he said, carried interest has got to be in here. so, he's put a lot of his credibility on the line. >> imagine, your boss was getting tax just 20%. while you are getting taxed 37%! that's what this is, and nobody can explain why that's a good idea. but if they like to, i'm here every night at 11. robert, thank you so much for joining us. i appreciate it. >> thank you very much, stephanie. >> coming up, the very good news out of texas, for young survivor of the uvalde school shooting, when the 11th hour continues. ♪ ♪ ♪ the last thing before we go tonight, maya strong, there's so much we don't know about the uvalde school shooting and a delayed response that led to the death -- but tonight we have some good news to share, after 66 long days in the hospital, the final shooting survivor, ten year olds mayah samoura ha

but congratulationsns, hi joe manchin. you're making bernie sanders and aoc very happyn.s tonight with reaction. fox news contributor ari fleischerr and the founder of the committee to unleash prosperity, steve moore th. steve, 17 billion in new taxes for people making under 200000 a year. the people that have said don'tr raise taxes during a recession that would have beenai a mansio. obama and pelosi. we have them on tape. we p played it before a lot ofd pork in this bill .ot a lot of it related to the green new deal. up to fourearly trillion in new debt under biden in only 18 months. that's got to be a new record. yeah, it is . schwann, you did a great job ofl summarizing this bill . i just want to amplifyl.l. t one thing that youhe said, whict is the state that is the biggest loser here from this massive green energy agenda is clearly west virginia. i do not understand why joe manchin sold out his own state. he thinks somehow this is going to lead toom more coal and oil and gas production. are you kidding me?l with with

>> look, i know joe manchin well, i served with him. he's a friend, full disclosure. not only with joe manchin but with so many members of congress, it ain't over till it's over. and you are only as unpopular as it takes to do something like joe manchin did and senator sinema to make you popular again. most people knew that when reconciliation was pronounced dead that the obituary was premature. that there was still time to get this done, that there would be extra innings. now that we are -- in the timeframe for that was really where we are now. democrats could not afford to go home in august without messaging, to michael's point. now they have a message, they have the bill, they have policy solutions. and joe manchin did come through for them at the end of the day. >> michael, since you are already on the crazy beach tonight, let's talk republicans. because well democrats are addressing inflation, the autocratic leader of hungary was riling up conservatives down in [inaudible] at the cpac conference today. here is a bit. it pains me to even air him speaking. but a bi

in terms of joe biden and joe manchin going i -- what do you say? >> i said it before, i'll say it again. i think joe manchin signing onto this big bill is a sign he's not going to run for re-election. the green energy nonsense in the state of west virginia is political suicide. i think not enough is being made of the broader implications of biden's horrific poll numbers. his strongly approve to strongly disapprove he's under water by 30 or 35 points. that speaks to voter intensity. start looking at key races in swing states like the senate race in georgia, in arizona, in pennsylvania and governors races in those states, how are you going to win a close election in those races when the democratic presidential approval rating is in the 20s at that point. so it's really going to have huge implications and as far as 2024 goes, there is no way joe biden's going to run. maybe they can medicate him enough to get him around for one more run so they can keep doing what they're doing but i think on the republican side, a lot of drama is being made to drive a

>> well, look, i think joe manchin doesn't want to be pinned down but the most important thing that joe manchin is doing right now is helping us get to a deal on the inflation reduction act. that is the single most important thing we could do for the american consumer. and frankly also for democrats in the midterm. 2024 is still two years away. we should focus on the midterms. we should focus on what we need to do to relieve people's insecurity around how they will wake up and take care of families and that is what the inflation reduction act does. so from that standpoint, joe manchin is being an enormous help right now to what we need to get done. >> are you ready to commit to supporting president biden's re-election? >> well, i don't see why i wouldn't. i have been, i think one of the president's biggest champions in terms of the agenda he's pushing. and but my main focus right now is really on let's get there done for the american people and that will give the president an enormous leg up when he decides to run in 2024. but more importantly, or most importantly, perhaps, it is going

to get out there. >> luke, who is joe manchin now to the democratic party. before a week ago, he is someone that other democrats from other states like to complain about for all sorts of reasons. but the fact that he could be delivering this major win? is this gonna change his position? >> most of the senate democrats have come to live with the idea that joe manchin is the only person, the only democrats, that can be elected to the senate from west virginia. so he has this unique power in the senate because of that unique ability, unique position. and i think of what he saw from many of his colleagues, his renewed appreciation for joe manchin. after he and chuck schumer announced this deal. because what they did was, if you look back for the last several months, it looked like mitch mcconnell was given the up upper hand in these negotiations. he would essentially hold out on infrastructure stuff from the larger package that joe biden would look forward to. they had passed that. they were given to the bipartisan deals that mitch mcconnell threw out. but most

sen schumer: joe manchin and i had some really heated arguments. and as he said, i turned the dogs on him when he backed off the agreement a week ago. two weeks ago thursday. but we always showed each other respect. and you have to understand, he's in west virginia, is not new york. lisa: this was a matter of the relationship that joe manchin had with schumer, but we had some drama yesterday when senator kyrsten sinema had some issues. how did they get around that? senator ron wyden, chair of the finance committee, his staff managed to find $30 billion to plug the hole that was a problem yesterday and they had a huge part in writing the bill, a major achievement for him and democrats, many staffers have been working on this for over a year. judy: so many twists and turns in this story. that gives us a sense of the big picture. give us a sense for what this could mean for individual americans. lisa: so much to talk about and i think we will be talking about this a few days. for those on medicare, this could save a lot of money in terms of drug price

governor joe manchin throwing support to president biden's possible reelection bid this is the second time joe manchin refused to answer the question in recent days and he refuses to answer which party he wants to take control of congress in november. all right, democrat bill with taxes on americans earning less than $400,000 a year. and four in ten americans so 40% of you say they are cutting back on groceries thanks to inflation. we will ask them on panel what this means for their budgets especially with back to school around the corner. >> carley: and on the top of the charts as the worst celebrity polluter thanks to all of the trips being lodged by her private jet. we will tell you how she's responding and who else made the trip. ♪ ♪ flowers are fighters. that's why the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's is full of them. because flowers find a way to break through. just like we will. join the fight at alz.org/walk millions have made the switch from the big three to xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year on their wireless bill. and all of th

you quoted joe manchin there. he supports the biden agenda. i don't see how replacing joe biden will fix the electoral problems given there is such unifying belief in the democratic party on the policies that have been hurting the country whether at the border, foreign poll syracuse energy policy, economic policy. they are all in it together and missing who they should be aiming their fire at. >> harris: richard. >> i think we have to wait to see what happens in 2024. i'm worried about the election in next 100 days. likelihood democrats will hold the senate because of the gops choices they picked in the primaries. >> harris: molly, what do you say about that? we've been watching. it looks like at least in the house republicans would prevail with 230. that far exceeds the 218 they need. what happens for the senate? >> i think republicans need to be aware they need to be different than democrats. it doesn't mean democrat-like. people are desperate for people to take on some of the massive problems. to take on what the left is doing. if they don'

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 past, and even in the present, said this, though 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 thi

it >> and here's the thing, joe manchin is right, and i very rarely said that about anything joe manchin is ever does. this bill would help the country and the planet. you looked at u.s. emissions by 40% and invest in clean energy along with cutting health care costs and reducing the deficit. it is good. is it everything the progressives wanted? no. but it is good. and the fear is that if democrats pass this bill to help the planet and americans, then those americans will vote for democrats. as senator manchin said, the only real reason some people are against this bill is because they don't want to see joe biden and democrats succeed at anything. it is all about partisanship. we have heard this directly from elected republicans like senator tom cotton of arkansas who seem more concerned that joe manchin came to an agreement with fellow democrats than about anything actually in the bill. >> well, it was obviously a double crossed by joe manchin. it was two weeks ago he said he wasn't to support a bill like this. we know laura, he's been saying for months that he wouldn't support so many

we wanted to note the network of people in joe manchin's ear to keep a very chaotic and -- it almost led to the death of the bill, trying to keep back together. bill gates began trying to influence joe manchin where he may be brought to bear, a decisive vote in the legislation. heidi: bill gates is a high-profile individual, this is on the back of a lobbying blitz back on it over the line? >> there were a group of senators who called themselves university caucus, they arranged for people who might able to persuade mansion, you saw the former treasury secretary, to speak about inflation. you saw a lot of companies with interests in the passage of the bill try to demonstrate not just what the toxin centers that were a part -- tax incentives work, or what it would do for west virginia which is where joe manchin is from. he saw copies part of the solar supply chain that have operations -- he saw companies part of the solar supply chain that have operations in joe manchin's home state. shery: how involved will people be implementing these changes? >> we are looking at how these tax incent

west virginia democratic senator joe manchin. but first to griffin jenkins alive at the white house with the present is back in isolation after experiencing a rebound from covid, griffith. >> good morning brett. the president is here at the white house this morning after testing positive again yesterday, forcing him to cancel plans to be in wilmington today and sidelining his return to the road to sell his agenda, scrapping a trip to michigan on tuesday, his doctor, kevin o'connor said in a letter quote the president has experienced no reemergence of symptoms and continues to feel quite well. the president first tested positive on july 21 underwent treatment and tested negative on wednesday. he downplayed the rebound case in the video. >> of it working from home the next couple of days. [inaudible] >> new questions are being raised how strictly he adhered to cdc guide wasn't mine's in several appearances this week but photographed as he designed a declaration yesterday, white house say he has been careful as it again underway for

>> well, i think what happened i think a lot of republicans feel like they were duped by joe manchin. i think they felt that joe manchin made a commitment that he wouldn't support a bill and a lot of people were surprised. i think this bill that they're talking about now ought to be called the war on seniors bill because cutting medicare by th$280 billion and raising taxes on people when gas prices are already up doesn't make sense to me. >> how will it reflect on mitch mcconnell's leadership if the democrats do get this big win, and it will be a big win on this bill right before the midterms in november? >> well, i think a lot of republicans are frustrated that there are so many things that, you know, democrats and the 50/50 senate have gotten done and i think in this case, i think a lot of us were duped by joe manchin. i think a lot of people felt joe manchin made a commitment that we would be doing a reconciliation bill and they're shocked that joe manchin is okay with the green new deal and the gas price increased and a lot of people were surprised and a lot of republicans would l

we still don't know if kyrsten sinema will support the joe manchin back tax. she will make a decision after parliamentarian review. they were seen talking and the senate chamber for about 15 minutes yesterday. he calls it a nice talk. kyrsten sinema's vote will decide if the bill passed since the democrats have a razor-thin majority. the bill in the scaled-back version of the biden build back better proposal and a new massive spending bill calls for $369 million claimant spending. $64 billion in obamacare subsidies, 15% minimum corporate tax. kellyanne conway says the latest spending bill is not a win for democrats at all. it is pretty much guaranteed major republican game in the next two major elections. >> all this crazy stuff that you or my kids will be paying for for our great-great-grandchildren forever more. it is now kyrsten sinema and why nobody else have that kind of encourage domestic courage to stand up and say you know what i represent a state, constituents who are center right, look at them when they vote for office other than me, the blue state?

. >> reporter: joe manchin struck a surprise deal with senator senate majority leader chuck schumer on the bill, which includes the president's priorities from energy to health care. with manchin even taking to the sunday shows to defend the new bill. >> we did not increase taxes, chuck. we've closed loopholes. which did not raise taxes. we closed loop holes. >> the democrat who stood in the way of the last push, said they promised it would tame inflation. republicans disagree. >> it's going to make inflation worse actually. i like joe very much, but i think he got taken to the cleaners. >> reporter: with 100 days until the midterms, a new tracker finds republicans would hold a lead in the house if the election was held today. with economy and inflation among the top issues for november. and democrats plan to vote on the bill this week before heading out on their august recess, using reconciliation. meaning they would only need 50 votes. keeping their own caucus together. the outlier remains kyrsten sinema who has yet to say if she will vote for the bill. jericka? >> all right. serena

thanks, joe manchin. so what organization is going to be doing we're not sure, but we do have an irs training video for you. watch. in addition, to the accountants, we're also law enforcement officers, which is very interesting because a lot of the special agents that work for the irs, they don't come from a law enforcement background. we get to do the same things like all the other law enforcement officers. do things happen? we have to be able to respond. so we have to so we teach our agents to fire a firearm to be issued. we teach them defensive tactics and methods of defending themselves and protecting others as well. so they go through that entire process. so not only can they analyze records, but they also have that law enforcement component. so in an actual democracy, irs agents should be taught to be polite. but under joe biden, irs agents are taught, quote, to shoot how they're not war on the population of the country. matt gaetz represents the state of florida in the u.s. congress is one of the v

senator joe manchin on the sunday shows yesterday. we will keep track of other news happening on the program, so you can start calling in with your top midterm election issue for 2022. this is the "washington examiner " headline, "inside manchin's nonstop media tour after secret schumer deal." "the senator completed a virtual version of the full ginsberg by appearing on the five largest we can news programs. the term is named for bill ginsberg, who served as monica lewinsky's attorney during the scandal surrounding her affair with then-president bill clinton. he became the first person to appear on all five shows in one day back in 1998, when the top story that week involved his then client." they write this about joe manchin's appearances. "the moderate democrats stood by his inflation reduction act, a scaled-back alternative to build back better, a sweeping social spending and green energy bill that the senator killed last year when he objected to its price tag and raised concerns over inflation. the message was simple, this new leg

joining us now is the architect of the bill, senator joe manchin. senator manchin, thank you for joining us. so, what's the bottom line? do you have everyone onboard, including senator sinema who has opposed at least one key tax provision in this bill? >> jon, let me just say, this is all about fighting inflation, that's what this is about. inflation is destroying families across west virginia and across america. high price of gasoline just to go to work, high price of food just to maintain yourself, sustain yourself every day, and every day for your family. the high cost of energy and everything you want to do in life is taking a tremendous toll, that's what this is about. this is an inflation reduction act, we're investing, we're not spending money, we're investing. we've taken a $3.5 trillion aspirational bill that i never could come to an agreement on any way, shape or form, but i tried. couldn't get there. we've taken $3.5 trillion of spending down to $400 billion without raising any taxes whatsoever, we've closed some loopholes. >> but is sena

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joe manchin helped negotiate this. no one expected the u.s. senator from west virginia to be the one to lead the charge on this revolutionary clean energy bill. but you are right, it's not enough for democrats to have 50 votes in the u.s. senate. we need to hold our majority and we need to expand on it, so that we don't have to hold our breath every time a vote comes to the floor. the way that we do that as we make the choice very clear to american voters. there is no greater example than this reconciliation bill today. we will bring down the cost of inflation, it will bring down the cost of prescription drugs, it will create good paying jobs in the clean energy sector. who supported unanimously? democrats. who opposed it? republicans. the reason why republicans have opposed so many of these things is not because they are radical ideas, these are hardly socialist things that the democrats are pushing. the republicans are opposing these bills because they want to impose as much economic misery on the american people as possible in a dark cynica

one thing joe manchin has been focused on this deal, he says it's going to cut into inflation. from your perspective, what -- and you have done a preliminary analysis of this, that there's no real bill out there quite yet. what will this deal likely do to inflation? >> it will nudge it lower. you know, it lowers prescription drug cost, which is a key cost for a lot of seniors. it lowers the cost of health insurance for lower income americans. and longer run, because of the climate provisions, it will reduce the cost of energy for households to improve efficiency. so net, it will push inflation lower. it's not a game changer by any respect, kate. you know, certainly not in the near term. but the senator is right, it will reduce inflation over the ten-year budget horizon they're focused on. >> if it only modestly or nudges inflation lower, it's a question of, is it worth the cost. what do you think? >> yeah, i do. i think it's very important. i think all of the pro-vvisions are critical to americans. but the climate piece is particularly important. this is the first real effort b

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joe manchin is with us. i'm sorry, joe concha is with us. i almost called you joe manchin. that is kind of a promotion, joe. i made you a senator just like that. >> i thought manchin was behind me. he has covid too, doesn't he? what is he doing in my house. we get confused all the time. stuart: i know you do. we have an aging president here and he is back in isolation. i'm sorry, joe concha, but i don't think that is a very good look for the american presidency, what say you? >> you know we wish the president well of course, right. all indications according to his doctor he is doing fine. being in isolation is not exactly a foreign concept to mr. biden even when he doesn't have covid. he seemingly works 24/7. 24 hours a week, 7 months a year, stu. there is the impression of this president, we see it in poll after poll, joe biden is not entering his 80s in a couple months in a good way. you had the recent harvard "harris poll" found 62% of americans believe joe biden is showing he is too old to be president unquote. when you break that down with voters that help decide elect

. >> reporter: west virginia democrat joe manchin struck a surprise deal last week with senate majority leader chuck schumer on the 700-page bill, which includes the president's priorities, from energy to health care. manchin taking to the sunday shows to defend the new bill. >> we did not increase taxes, we closed loopholes. we did not raise taxes, we closed loopholes. >> reporter: the democrat, who stood in the way of the president's last legislative push, said independent tax levels will help tame inflation. republicans disagree. >> it's going to make inflation worse. i think he got taken to the cleaners. >> reporter: a new cbs battleground tracker shows republicans would hold a lead in the house if the election was held today with economy and inflation among the top issues for november. >>> for the first time since russia invaded ukraine, the first shipments of grain could leave ukrainian ports as early as tomorrow. but safe passage depends on vladimir putin, who issued new threats today. we get more now from mts tayan. >> reporter: moscow's naval might on full display as vladimir p

we kept persisting with senator joe manchin and senator kyrsten sinema. we got something, not everything everybody wanted but something that is good, persist and you will succeed. don't give up and you will succeed. that's been my motto my whole life. i think we've done some good things. let's not forget, we did a lot of other things this month. the chips act, which the president signed today, will keep the american economy number one and employ millions of people. we did the first thing in the pact act for veterans, so when they breathe in toxin, they're taking care of. for the first time we've gotten gun-control legislation, not everything we wanted but good. finally, finland and saweetie -- and sweden are in nato. it is easy to pick holes in it but it is a lot more than any congress has done in a long time. judy: finally, let me ask you if this will make a difference this fall. respected analysts are saying the republicans are likely to take control of the house and they may take over control of the senate. nathan gonzalez, one of those analysts, is sa