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coming down the pike here? let me emphasize it wasn t just republicans. you had both arizona senators, senator from montana all democrats. senator from montana, senator from new hampshire, democrat. a long way from the border all agreed with us, this is a disaster russ decision. what do you say to the people who say it s cynical to wreck the covid bill funding because of that? i will say you are mistaken. i think it s entirely relevant to the decision on the $10 billion. all we were asking for is an amendment. i think the majority leaders are afraid the amendment would pass because a number of his members agreed with us. bret: this is a big issue. texas governor greg abbott is in the middle of all of. this yeah. bret: he has a solution. here s what he says. they are moving across the entire country. as they move across the entire country, what better place for them to go to than the steps of the united states capital. they are going to see the wonderful capitol but get clos
votes. we all make tough votes. what do you say to the people who say it s cynical to understanding the importance of title 42 to wreck the covid bill funding because of that. i think you are mistaken. i think it s entirely relevant to the decision on the $10 billion and all we were asking for is an amendment. congress leaving for the easter recess a bit of heart burn for a lot of moderate democratic senators over title 42, decide position hold up $10 billion in covid funding on a day that covid is back in the news. let s bring in our panel, juan williams is a fox news analyst. ben domenech editor of the transom.com and host of the ben domenech podcast on fox news radio and syndicated radio host hugh hewitt. gentlemen, welcome, it s great to have you in the studio. it s great to be here. big day for supreme court crossed the finish line but then there is some bickering back and for the about the border and covid funding. well, i think the first thing to say is what a histor
equally incoherent, both struggling cognitively, and supposedly there running the country. this is frightening. the two most being filled by people who can barely form cohesive sentence. every hostelry gene, every enem country in every hostile actor, they see what we see and then t make matters worse, joe biden i now apparently physically sick with kind some kind of nasal something going on. today he could barely speak and he has been hacking up along no for a couple of days. take a look. before i start, i d like to report that later today i will be signing a bill funding the government operations for the next few months. simply put, america, america is back to work, since the end of october the average partnership with excuse me, privates privat business and labor, retailers and grocery stores, freight
you know, forecasting problem, right. for the last several months, the initial numbers coming in and they re forecast up, which, by the way, september and october were forecast upward and they were quite strong numbers. there is, though, a fundamental disconnect here that does not seem to be getting broken, and that is despite 4.2% joblessness rate which is so here comes the president. let s see what he says. before i start, i d like to report that later today i ll be signing a bill funding the government operations for the next few months. funding the government isn t a great achievement. it s bare minimum of what we need to get done. but in these times of bipartisan cooperation that s worth recognition. i thank senator schumer and mcconnell and speaker pelosi for getting this done. i want to thank a substantial bipartisan vote in the senate for sending this to my desk today. i want to urge congress to use the time this bill provides to