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Transcripts for KPIX CBS Evening News With Norah ODonnell 20210921 01:53:15

Transcripts for KPIX CBS Evening News With Norah ODonnell 20210921 01:53:15
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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20180723:15:24:00

for further investigation. parents who were separated from their children at the border are waiting to see if the trump administration will reunite them with their children. homeland security was supposed to bring children and families together by july 26th. that s this thursday. we ve learned by the start of the weekend only 450 kids were back in their parent s arms. more than 2000 remain to be united. and vice president pence is touring the country promoting the president s agenda focusing on tax cuts. the numbers he s touting sound good, but here s the vice president in chattanooga, tenness tennessee. good news, more than 6 million americans have already received bonuses or pay raises or bigger ben fetes even before all the tax cuts have gone into effect. i was told coming in today 56,000 workers across tennessee have already received a pay raise or a bonus following the president s tax cuts.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20180723:15:25:00

let s take the vice president at his word. 6 million americans received a pay raise or a bonus as a result of the tax cut. but 6 million of the 161 million americans in the total united states work force amounts to just 3.7%. and as for the 56,000 in the state of tennessee, that is less than 2% of the state s work force seeing more money in their paycheck. that is hardly something to brag about. when the white house was selling this bill, the counsel of economic advisers promised the average family would make 4$,000 more under the new plan. according to the center on budget priorities real hourly pay of middle class workers has risen just .4% over the last 18 months. at this rate we will not see the $4,000 raise for another 28 years. we re only six months into the president s tax cuts.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20180302:12:32:00

problem that we are facing clearly today. eddie, you went down a checklist of some things where billy graham, in fact, a lot of evangelicals wouldn t match up neatly with what was going on today. at the same time, you did have billy graham in his later years say some things that were quite the opposite of what his son, franklin graham, said. when somebody asked him during the iraq war whether he believed that we were now in a war against islam he said no, we are in a war against poverty and hunger and disease. that s far different than what other evangelicals were saying and jesse jackson was talking about the day after he died how he would go in in chattanooga and other places and he would tear down racial barriers and as jesse jackson said, in the 1950s, that wasn t nothing. he refused to go to south africa until they allowed him to speak

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20170824:19:39:00

nationally. it s laughably low. it almost doesn t he s almost to the margin of error with zero. so, okay, i m listening to you and it sounds like in a sense, if this is appearing elitist to folks in their tennessee kitchens, that could, in the end, help the president and certainly be great for his base. paul begala, i mean, how do you respond to that? i just want to the republican on republican violence to continue. by which i m being rhetorical. i think everything ken said was music to my ears except this. it was not elitist. kboerk w bob corker was a businessman in chattanooga, you ve been there, it s a great town. it s not exactly elitist. let me draw a contrast. it would be elitist if he was bragging about his valentino shoes and his tom ford purse or whatever the hell the cabinet secretary s wife was doing the other day.

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