laren and fox news contributor caitlyn jenner. so i welcome both of you so much. caitlyn and tommie. caitlyn, i ll let you go first. i heard that both you and tommyu used the same phrase and you ais call it the rainbow maffianbow caitlyn. is that true?ha yeah, that is . tha that is true. i got it fro. i got it from tommy.call i i call it the radical rainbow mafia, which does exist interrib the trans community. and it s terrible. but let s let s get startede isu on the issue right now when that is what s happening right now. good for kevin mccarthy. forand greg steube for getting this legislation through. but the ironic thing about this legislation, you know, we have been going in the right direction. we ve been fighting this battle fothe or the last couple of yer fothe or the last couple of yer great and supporting us and supportingsu the effort. and , you know, we started with , you know, swimming
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pitching yourself there. thank you so much for your time this morning. happy new year. happy new year. thank you. we are less than a week from the one-year mark from the capitol hill insurrection. as some republicans try to rewrite the history of that day, we will tell you how lawmakers will be remembering it and what is done to prevent it from ever happening again. prevent it fro happening again.
things inside of it fro, energy producers and the child tax credit. they have credited themselves with cutting childhood poverty in place since it s been in place. senator manchin talked about his concerns with how the bill is paid for. he has called them gimmicks. for the child tax credit, officials have told cnn he wants to zero it out, telling president biden himself that the way it s paid for, funded for just one year is hiding the true cost of the bill. now, of course, senators disagree with that. democratic senators disagree with that, but president biden also disagrees with that. but joe manchin, he doesn t seem like he is going to be pressured any type of way. take a listen to this exchange with manu raju and manchin from yesterday. at first you changed your position no one pressures me. i m from west virginia. are you going to change your position on that? the way it s in the bill, one year extension. i ve always been for child tax credit.