at biden s side. she has to deliver her own political path placement all right judy muller got to leave it there, thank you judy. thank you arthel. back in washington president biden will resume talks west virginia republican senator shelley capito tomorrow. that on the chilly dollar infrastructure bill. the present hoping they will be able to reach a bipartisan agreement on his massive spending plan. despite the rejection of his plan make rejection of the latest gop offer to try to spend a bit less versus his 1.7 trillion. so david at the white house which i met lots of money. the question washington can they come to an agreement? a lot of money eric. present binds at the white house today. they say if a negotiation is successful both sides will feel a little bit of a sting. certainly that seems to be the
big piece of legislation you see them working on? well i think the house is bent upon welfare reform and the senate might be able to put together the votes for that, but let s be honest. the democrats are in the resistance mode so things can pass the house with majority but then they get stuck in the senate unless there are eight democrats who are willing to come across and do something constructive and we don t know that s the case. in fact i think it s highly unlikely that s the case. that s why i hold little hope out for major infrastructure bill. remember the present talked about a trillion dollar infrastructure bill so first of all he got resistance on the republican side and a lot of them look back and say that $800 billion stimulus bill that president obama promised with shovel-ready jobs that didn t help generate the economy and we ve now gone through a battle over the tax reform bill in which the democrats have said we can t add to the deficit. well how do you know turnaroun
everybody. it is september and he still hasn t initiated the trillion dollar infrastructure bill. tucker: i agree with you, actually, and infrastructure. i think he should have started it. i m with you on that. but you can t look in the camera and say that giving millions of new people, or poor people, work permits, is going to raise the wages of americans already here, it s just not, and you know it s not. so light [laughs] as i said, the president started the whole thing, we re just trying to fix the problem, and that s what the democrats are trying to become a part of the solution here. but independent analysts have said that if we create a robust, comprehensive immigration reform system that is compassionate, we will boost the gdp by 1.2% increase. we will now have 11 million people paying more taxes, paying in social security, paying into medicare, supporting these
hasn t initiated the trillion dollar infrastructure bill. tucker: i agree with you, actually, and infrastructure. i think he should have started it. i m with you on that. but you can t look in the camera and say that giving millions of new people, or poor people, work permits, is going to raise the wages of americans already here, it s just not, and you know it s not. so light [laughs] as i said, the president started the whole thing, we re just trying to fix the problem, and that s what the democrats are trying to become a part of the solution here. but independent analysts have said that if we create a robust, comprehensive immigration reform system that is compassionate, we will boost the gdp by 1.2% increase. we will now have 11 million people paying more taxes, paying in social security, paying into medicare, supporting these programs that everybody benefits
speeches when he was in ohio previously. he talked about expanding medicare, expanding medicaid, trillion dollar infrastructure bill. opiate crisis, talked about trying to take care of that. and in all instances, he has either gone backwards or not delivered at all. why so many people in youngstown? youngstown is a great place, very welcoming. tucker: but a place that loves an economic message aimed at the people that live there, solidly middle-class. an arena for six or 6,000 or 7,000 people. the energy has is very high, but the reality is, at some point, you ve got to deliver. he hasn t delivered in the first six months, and as i said, he made a lot of promises during the campaign, and i heard him make some big promises in this speech too. he s going to open up the steel mills back up going to be all kinds of people work there. we have a billion dollars steel