campaign was making statements misleading the public about what had happened and why she left. and the chamber felt a duty to correct that record. there were also witnesses that the attorney general s investigators interviewed that told them that lindsey boylen was not to be trusted and that they did not find her credible. not just based on what had happened in the tweets, but based on their professional interactions with her when she worked in the chamber. investigators didn t include that in the report and they credited ms. boylen wholesale. what perhaps i think was most bothersome, and there was a lot, but out of interviewing 179 witnesses, the investigators made a choice not to include what a lot of people
0 how about this boy? he is only a toddler. look at his golf swing. is it perfection? bill: that s good. what do you think? 2 years old? dana: wearing a diaper. he is out there let me hit this for you, dad. you think dad is proud? real proud. all right. here is harris faulkner. harris: we beginning with breaking news. senate democrats are ready to move forward with their multi-trillion legislative agenda and your tax money, of course, is on the line. i m harris faulkner. you are in the faulkner focus . moments from this moment the senate will vote on a $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill that appears to have enough republican votes to pass as well. once that wraps up schumer will open debate on a 3 1/2 trillion budget resolution. first on the docket is that infrastructure bill. we scroll because it s a doozy of cash. though it has some gop support, critics still have a lot to say about what is actually in the fine print. here are senators john kennedy, mike lee, marsha bl