now that moderates will back their spending plan. not even an in-person meeting with the president himself on the hill yesterday could change their minds. and at this point, they may as well be chanting let s go, brandon. so what s in that massive social spending bill anyway. here are a few items. amnesty for some illegal immigrants. more than a half trillion on climate alone including $180 million for endangered species. free universal pre-k and a lot more. far left says they won t back down until they get all of what they wanted. we need a little bit more than an iou. we need to keep the promise that was made. we ve been very clear we need to see the two bills simultaneously together. progressives have done our work in getting everybody to a place where we endorse the framework the president laid out today. this is not what i thought was coming today. harris: angry democrats. senator marsha blackburn, republican from tennessee, is standing by to go in focus. fir
coming up. the biden family had an inside man, a biden family insider worked in the u.s. attorney s office in delaware. macler was in the office and that s the most problematic part of the plea deal from the judge s perspective. he was involved at almost every juncture of joe biden s political life for the past 15 years. sandra: new details about what appears to be a cozy relationship between a former delaware prosecutor and the biden family. hello, welcome everyone, sandra smith in new york. hi, john. john: we made it to thursday, friday eve around here. i m john roberts in washington, this is america reports. a new report reveals long time biden ally alexander mackler reportedly sent messages to a secret email address to then vice president biden shortly before joining david weiss s office. sandra: dating back to 2007 as biden s days as a senator. john: congress wants to get to the bottom of it with biden s personal email addresses. sandra: what does all o
it is good to be back with you in this second hour of chris jansing reports on this monumental day in judicial history. at this hour, the supreme court facing a major test after historic arguments about donald trump. what we heard and why the justices may be skeptical of colorado s bid to kick him off the ballot. plus, it s the decades old case haunting the high court today. how the ghost of bush v. gore looming as the justices weigh trump s eligibility for a second term. and she s the 91-year-old republican who grabbed her constitution after the january 6th attack. what to know about the unlikely woman leading colorado s ballot challenge against donald trump. but we begin with those hours of critical debate at the supreme court that could chart the course of the 2024 election. nbc s garrett haake is following this from the d.c. bureau. also here with me, former u.s. attorney and senior fbi official, chuck rosenberg and msnbc contributor. garrett, i have been scrollin
traversed the nation before our military shot it down. after china said it is still thinking about arming russia in its war on ukraine. the list is so long. i m harris faulkner. the action against china fully on display. a china select committee held its first hearing in prime time yesterday. just because this congress is divided we cannot afford to waste the next two years. our policy over the next ten years will set the stage for the next 100. we can now allow the ccp to prevail. earlier yesterday democrats called for accountability. democrats calling for it from both china and the biden administration. there is a considerable dispute as to whether covid came from a wet market or came from the lab. the reason for this dispute is that china was absolutely opaque. they failed to cooperate. they failed to come clean. state department has done almost nothing to tell the world how china s responsible not maybe for the virus but certainly for their failure to cooperate afte
[national anthem] [national anthem] rachel: good morning, everybody. it s 6:00 here in new york city, i m so happy to be sitting next to my friends will and pete this morning. yesterday i brought in three bananas so we could start to be hell think, andstair healthy, and they re still there. [laughter] pete: yeah, look at that. rachel: all three. pete: i haven t eaten a banana many in ten years. will: i ate one four minutes ago. rachel: good for you. pete: they re still good though rachel: no, i m going to attack those bananas. will: i have contended and introduced a massive debate on the office floor around jesse watters prime time, and i think bananas are the number one fruit. i think they are easy, portable, thank you, dave, a lot of i appeal, not messy. i would rank bananas one. rachel: i think they are just like the egg, the perfect egg is the perfect to protein, that s the perfect fruit. will: i defy you, pete, to come up with a fruit that beats the banan