Powering smarter savings. Powering possibilities. Hi, everyone, its 4 00 in new york. Ten tuesdays, 70 days to a Flashing Red Crossroads in our shared North American future. Both president ial campaigns this afternoon on pace with whats going to be a dead sprint to election day. Vice president Kamala Harris and her running mate tim walz at this hour preparing for what will be their tickets First Campaign stop since they formally accepted their partys nomination. A Bus Tour Of Georgia starting tomorrow. Meanwhile with Donald Trumps running mate jd vance campaigning in michigan and indiana, that campaign is adding new voices. An interesting voice. Nbc news adviser confirming that both robert f. Kennedy jr. And gabby is moving with trump. Lets go to North Carolina voters in ten days. Four days after that, the first president ial debate between trump and harris, which now appears to be all systems go. At least right now, according to donald trump. Disgraced expresident a little more than a
trillion dollars over ten years, it includes a bunch of revisions on the climate and medicare, and childcare, but it leaves out some of the most popular proposals that democrats have been championing for years. before we do all that, it is probably important to take a step back exempt ourselves from the relentless presentism of the new cycle, and this is how we got to this point, where the democrats have slashed this proposed 3.5 trillion dollar agenda and a half. but also where they are considering spending 1.7 five trillion dollars on social welfare and climate change programs. think back to 11 months ago joe biden was elected president, it took about two weeks to count votes, we didn t know that it was gonna happen. we knew that democrats were likely to lose how seats, it looked touch and go. it also look like mitch mcconnell was going to remain the senate majority leader, it
often because other services have failed in many ways. bill: why did you write the book? i really wanted to provide a beacon of hope. leadership lessons were learned. we re at the precipice of being able to move forward as a country and as a profession but there were a lot of tough lessons over the last two years and certainly things i learned over my lifetime i wanted to share with others having been in the police service for almost 30 years. it is a great opportunity to talk about leadership lessons, breaking barriers, racial reconciliation and how we move forward. bill: good luck, chief. carmen best, black and blue. martha: breaking now on capitol hill president biden is behind closed doors there huddling with house democrats. his trillion dollar agenda is on the brink. multi-trillion agenda is on the brink.
warnock who s a leader in his party on this issue. then i asked him about the filibuster and he said it s got to go. so that s where we are right now. they don t have a viable plan yet to definitively get around that 60-vote threshold. and they re running out of time. one of the things this would do is change the way we do redistricting, banning partisan gerrymandering. there s a lot of redistricting as we speak. thank you. we re staying close to washington at this hour with president biden at any minute headed to his hometown of scranton, pennsylvania, for the first time since taking office. he ll be there to make his case for a multi-trillion dollar agenda. where those talks stand at this hour coming up. why kids as young as 5 may be soon able to get vaccinated at school. to get vaccinated at school. they customize my car insurance, so i only pay for what i need.
trying to turn the race into a referendum on trump. we ll tell you how and why he wants to do that, ahead. welcome to meet the press day . president biden is hitting the road in an effort to build some public support for his agenda as the white house is signaling a growing impatience with the state of negotiations among democrats and congress to pass it. the president is dweering up to deliver remarks in connecticut to highlight the potential benefits on the issue of child care. just a critical piece of a multitrillion dollar agenda that a lot of democrats see as vital for working family s lives and vital for their own political fortunes as the party tries to hang onto narrow congressional majorities. in a real way, the midterms