taxes. brian: which is a nightmare. brian: nightmare for the country. steve: still in negotiations, talking about taxing stock buyback, billionaire wealth grow in a global minimum tax rate. the good news is they have abandoned a lot of the stuff they wanted before because now, according to them, it s not going to cost anyone anything except billionaires speak of except for 3.5 trillion or maybe 1.9 trillion price tag. brian: they did an estimate, is 4.7 trillion not 3.5, so 4.7 trillion over 10 years and he wants to get something done by the end of the week is certainly before he goes to scotland to say look how america is cleaning up when it comes to global warming. here s the president yesterday, knows exactly who to blame and that s the media. watch. there is a some really smart national press with me today and they have understandably believed there is no possibility of my getting this done.
status of the spending negotiations and congressman, we re having some technical difficulties, but you did make an analogy to stacking trillions of dollars on top of each other. can you explain where you see things? because when i saw what you said, it really helps give you a visual. well, when you look at a total with this reconciliation, 3.5 and 1.2 trillion, 4.7 trillion dollars, if the american people understand, if you took a dollar bill and started stacking them on top of each other, we would have enough money there, tall enough to reach to the moon and a third of the way back. it s 300, over 300,000 miles of dollar bills stacked on top of each other, it s an enormous amount of money and the american people need to realize we can t afford this spending anymore. alicia: earlier, senator bill
pelosi is trying to gauge how many votes she has for a vote on the infrastructure bill, karl, weighing whether to bring it to the floor. she does not like to bring up votes that will foul and progressives are vowing to vote against the bill unless they get not just agreement on reconciliation package, karl, but a vote on that issue as well. that will not happen today, to your point. it is not even written, jacqui is reporting. white house trying to get manchin and cinema to agree to reconciliation deal but the framework is not enough for progressives to vote for the bill. now we get word biden is traveling to the hill, karl. final thoughts? karl: look, isn t it interesting progressives say, we want to spend 3.5 trillion, don t spend 1 trillion on top of that, unless you agree to 3.5 trillion, we will shoot the bill and kill it. you won t have 4.7 trillion of
was not advised against putting all us troops out of afghanistan. todd: border patrol agents being told to get the coronavirus vaccine by november or lose their jobs as a little immigrants for through the southern border without being tested or vaccinated. jillian: fox and friends first on wednesday morning. a lot of news to get to. todd: we begin in washington, president biden changes his plan to stop a deepening divide among democrats on capitol hill. jillian: nancy pelosi want to vote on infrastructure tomorrow. jillian: 30 joins us, to vote no unless their demands are met. reporter: president biden canceled a plan chicago trip to deal with democrat infighting in washington over two massive bills worth $4.7 trillion. house progressives say they will vote no on the infrastructure plan unless the president s much larger $3 trillion bills back better act is passed first. the white house saying democrat
look across to 3500. todd: top generals contradicting president biden saying he was not advised against pulling all us troops out of afghanistan. jillian: border patrol told to get the coronavirus vaccine by november or lose their jobs as illegal immigrants for over the southern border without being tested vaccinated. good morning, let s begin in washington as president biden s travel plans to solve the deepening divide among democrats on capitol hill. todd: nancy pelosi wants to vote on infrastructure. reporter: president biden canceling a plan to deal with in hiding in washington over two massive bills worth $4.7 trillion, with the infrastructure plan.