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Biden signs 30-day extension of highway funding into law

President Biden signed a 30-day extension of highway funding into law on Saturday following its passage earlier in the day by the Senate, according to a statement from the White House.

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Transcripts for MSNBC Andrea Mitchell Reports 20211001 16:06:00

where polls are starting to show his support is starting to soften a little bit with americans frustrated this pandemic is ongoing and it is still tough to get back to work. and so failure is certainly not an option. it is not an option for democrats in the house and senate either. voters delivered all three in the hands of the democratic party. if they it as mandate to either fulfill promises either working with republicans and if they won t then doing it alone and if they can t manage to do that it would be really devastating heading into 2022. garrett, what about this highway bill they still have to fix? the money ran out for the highway bill. not a great look for the democrats. no. they have to get that done. is the senate on stand by to do this somehow by voice vote? how is that going to work? exactly right. the infrastructure bill was built on the back of a traditional annual highway funding bill that had to be passed before the end of the fiscal year. that was last nig

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20150926:11:18:00

while, by forcing a vote. and some are threatening a shutdown over planned parenthood. but will it ease the partisan bitterness on capitol hill? if anything the tone in washington is likely to become more and not less confrontational. reporter: the chances for agreement on immigration and climate change, unlikely. the man expected to take boehner s place, majority leader kevin mccarthy, whom boehner all but endorsed on friday, the same day that president obama called boehner a good man while looking to the future. i m looking forward to working with the next speaker and in the meantime, john s not going to leave for another 30 days. so hopefully, he feels like he s getting as much stuff done as he can. and i ll certainly be looking forward to working with him on that. reporter: now, even if boehner averts a shutdown for now, there are still big battles looming including over the highway funding bill and of course the debt limit. you remember that big fight from

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20150731:08:17:00

three-month highway funding bill and sent it onto the president. the house passed it yesterday. the bill keeps highway and transit money flowing. lawmakers are promising to work on a long-term fix after summer vacation. the now fired university of cincinnati police officer charged with murder is facing a $1 million bond tonight. ray tensing pleaded not guilty during his arraignment today. he s accused of killing samuel debose during what began as a routine traffic stop. tensing s lawyer insists the much viewed video of the incident can be interpreted differently than the prosecutor s version of events. lawmakers said the president s decision not to point the finger at china for a massive data breach of government employee information is going to make a bad situation worse. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge tells us why tonight. reporter: a growing number of lawmakers say the obama administration s decision not to publicly call out china for the opm hack will enc

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