nome among the general public but in mayors and select city council persons and county executives. it showers money on special interests, but spends less than 9% on actually defeating the virus. and after five relief bills, it is on track to be the first passed by strictly party lines. mr. speaker, i ve heard people across the country say this bill today is costly, corrupt and liberal. joining me now is cnn senior political correspondent abby phillip who anchors inside politics on sundaying. how significant is this measure that we are expecting will be passed? how significant is this for president biden? brianna, a massive piece of legislation. the first major priority for the biden administration and a massive bill. that was by design. the biden administration wanted to make sure this bill was commiserate with the size of the problem. look at it in comparison to the other major relief bill, it s the second largest relief bill passed in this country s history. take
that one person, especially in the trump administration, suddenly changes the trajectory that we re heading. certainly not someone that national security adviser who is expected to life expectancy in the administration is in the months. but on iran, the europeans and the americans are presently negotiating a new deal that would basically mean that in eight years time, so when the ten-year deal period is over, that there would still be imposition of sanctions if the iranians decided at that point they were going to reopen uranium enrichment and nuclear research for military capabilities an the rest. frankly, they are getting close to that kind of a deal. which would be seen by trump as a win. let s sign it. so i m less worried about iran than i am about north korea. i m less worried about iran than i am about the general tendency toward doubling down on unilateralism. one thing that bolton strongly agree with trump on is the
but folks when it comes to unleashing the president impulse there is no issue than the foreign policy bringing in john bolton who is a big proponent of the war in iraq and written op edds about using a strike with iran and north korea. and joining me now is barry mccaffrey and a national security analyst. let me start with john bolton. i m sure you know him and spent time with him. give me your take on john bolton. well i ve watched ambassador bolton over the years. look, this is a very talented guy. he s extremely intelligent. he knows the global community. he writes beautifully. he s very forceful speaker. he s possibly the worst choice to be the national security adviser you could have imagined. with the example of the of a perfect national security adviser would be brent skoe
oversimplification of archie bunker. i come with a generation of people who live with minh centrmin minhstrales. we have to take their concerns about their fears about changes america making fun of black people having people with big white mouth, that kind of stuff. having black people play black people as and white people play, that was awful. i think there s a world of difference between the two. how so? one in terms of the person one is completely degrading of their intellect. you can watch archie bunker and actually see some intellect there and some understanding there. as opposed to the degradation of black images you beat me on that. i ve been watching these all my life. you re watching a hitchcock movie, the only black face is the pullman cart guys. and sometimes the only black face is the guy scared to death of the ghost. and that s my point, it s
change america s role and position on the global stage? changes america s reputation and i think it makes its role around the world more difficult because of the alliances you need with countries mosting millions of refugees. countries like jordan have a million refugees and see america quibbling about taking 50,000 and wonder what alliance they have. this is holocaust remembrance day, what do you think of the american president doing this on this day? where the professional and personal come together. my family are refugees, dad was refugee to the united kingdom in 1940 when the germans invaded belgian, my mom survived the war and many members of the family didn t make it through the war.