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senator dick durbin. the pledge came after democrats complain that mr. manchin had declined to specify what changes he wanted. democrats also played down the prospects for an alternative proposal floated by mr. manchin, saying it couldn t act as a replacement for the package. yesterday, president biden ended his negotiation with west virginia s republican senator shelley moore capito, on an infrastructure bill. senator shelley moore capito was negotiating, theoretically, on behalf of the republican side of the senate in the discussions. the president has now opened new negotiations with a group of bipartisan senators who have been working together already, to try to find a compromise infrastructure bill. joe manchin is one of those senators. nbc s garrett hague asked joe manchin why this group of republican senators working with democrats might be able to deliver the compromise that senator shelley moore capital failed to do. why do you think this group
manchin s support. is it possible we might change a few things here and there? we re going to do it. we ve had discussions with senator manchin and they re continuing. wall street journal reports mr. manchin promised to share a list of provisions that he would find acceptable, said senator dick durbin. the pledge came after democrats complained that mr. manchin had declined to specify what changes he wanted. democrats also played down the prospects for an alternative proposal floated by mr. manchin saying it couldn t act as a replacement for the broader package. yesterday president biden ended his negotiation with west virginia s republican senator on an infrastructure bill. senator capito was negotiating theoretically on behalf of the republican side of the senate in the discussions. the president has opened new negotiations with a group of bipartisan senators who have been working together already to try to find a compromise infrastructure bill.
vladimir putin. i think that s right. a lot of people have said if he s not in fact a russian agent he couldn t act more like a russian agent than he is doing. he is destroying the entire infrastructure of trust among american allies. this is what we hear from the german foreign minister but it is a generalized problem. it is not about on paper, it is no about paying dues to nato which is a bogus argument, it is about trust, confidence. that s what alliances are built on. he has set out systematically to destroy those. what possible gain does the united states get from such a policy? i can t tell you, but i can tell you it is great for russia. well, as many of you know, we are awaiting the arrival of both president vladimir putin and president trump who will be heading to that meeting, hopefully in the next 30 minutes or so, but as we all know things certainly run late in these meetings. still ahead, everybody, much more on president trump s summit with russian president vladimir p
couldn t act. sleep tight with the blood on your hands. do you get viscerally angry about this with your colleagues? i do. i do. i m not someone who shout and scream but the reason that i sat on the floor for 15 hours was because i couldn t taking this inaction any longer. and the reason that i get hangry when people send out thoughts prayers and nothing else, they re meaningless if you re not willing to put action behind your faith. so yeah, a lot of these senators are really nice to the victims of gun violence when they come into their office. and then when they leave, they go back to the business of doing absolutely nothing. and that is infuriating to mel back, a good friend of mine. that is infuriating to me. my hope is it is infuriating to the voters of florida who decide to send somebody to washington