know that the calendar is not on their side. senator mccaskill can tell you how things tend to slow down in washington in the summertime. members go home, there s a lot of recess time, campaigning time. that momentum that president biden had coming out of the inauguration and through the spring could begin to dissipate over the summer if they don t take advantage of what they have right now. well, senator, you heard the man. let s go there. and by doing so, i ll give you the last word. talk about your party, talk about what happens, say, if the republicans don t go along with the 1/6 commission. are the democrats doing enough, quickly enough, taking enough advantage of their albeit slim majori majorities? there are two things going on at once here. there is a very public and important effort to make this bill bipartisan. the infrastructure bill.
it s not the first time some of these companies have come under scrutiny. in the summertime, you had jewel, going in front of the house democrats. there was a hearing to discuss how they do not market towards children. as it increases amongst the youth, you you are starting to larger tobacco companies capitalize. there was a new report in the wall street journal. they too want to capitalize on the jewel and smoke free products that are out there. they want tobacco sales, way down. christina, thank you. a woman in texas, apparently in desperate need of a pick me up of the cosmetic kind. she s on video, attempting to break into a botox clinic, with the help of a power tool. and when you can t get to backstreet, bring backstreet to you.
shore of virginia. i wonder what you think. jesse: well, i thought she blew the interview. it was soft. why didn t she ask him, if it wasn t you, why did you put the picture on your yearbook page? it s an easy question. i don t know why she didn t ask that. i will call her. greg: do you still talk? jesse: not as much as we used to. there was an interesting poll that showed black virginians were more willing to forgive than white virginians. i thought why don t we have a man on the street person to go down to virginia and ask these questions? i can t think of a better person to go. juan: you mean you. jesse: why would you say that? juan: you are the man on the street. greg: we are not paying for your vacation. jesse: someone should go to virginia and ask people what they think. greg: in the summertime. jesse: here s what the democrats have done, they have given the biggest political gift
of stress that we see across the country. but really the headline here, these officers out in force, sending a message that at least this weekend nothing like what happened last year is going to happen in this town. and there are a lot of people there from out of town, i ve been to charlottesville in the summertime, thomas jefferson s academic village tends to be less populated when the students are gone. do you get the sense that people are coming back either to commemorate what happened and to stage protests? does it feel like the town is swelling in any way? reporter: the town is not swelling, but lots are out, a lot of people taking photos because it is an incredible sight to see. if i spin you 360 degrees, there are police car in the middle of the ped ped areestrian area. charlottesville is a blue dot within the sea of red. you have the university of virginia, liberal thinking going on, a student body that will start as to return. so you do have another stress point here which