and the needs of america. democratic moderates like manchin committed to supporting president biden s build back better plan on the week of november 15th if the congressional budget office can prove that the country can afford it will, rachel, pete? will: thank you, alexandra. rachel: it s a big bill as you know they get bigger and bigger because they score these so that this program is only for two years, right? we all know these programs last forever we know this bill is actually even bigger than that price tag and, again, it took 13 republicans to pass this bill. nancy pelosi knew she was going to lose her squad but it didn t matter because there was some squishy republicans that helped push this over the line. pete: always those squishy republicans always willing to do the bidding of democrats because they think the, i don t know, political headline back home is going to help them or stuck in the old construct where real bipartisan bills existed because
we want to build roads and bridges. if you look at the breakdown of the bill that passed out of the house 1.2 trillion. which is a man mouth bill. historically speaking in washington, d.c. that is absolutely massive. only 10% of it, 110 billion of it is actual hard infrastructure. you have got other, you know, railways and things like that. but most of it is human infrastructure. rachel: goes for what, pete? pete: for frankly green new deal type this is the pregreen new deal to the bigger green new deal that was 3.5. now is 1.75. to be scored by the cbo at what number we are not quite sure. but, you know, the wall street journal and others have pointed out, as you pointed out, that these programs never end. so a $1.7 trillion price tag is really closer to probably 4. so you add 4 trillion to the 1.2 trillion they just passed. you are looking at potentially a $5 trillion month. and they have the audacity to say we want cbo to check it make
princess there, then you should come and see your president. she decided not to do it. anyway, she wants this bill to go through. she wants paid family leave. good cause she should probably advocate for taking out tree equity and wasteful spending that s in the bill if she wants that. we will move to a different story this looks kind of interesting. chris pratt received a lot of backlash over an instagram post and the post he first praised his wife. called his wife his greatest treasure. he got called sexist for that thanked his wife for giving him a healthy baby but then the twitter universe and all the other, you know, naysayers said was a slam on his other child from another wife who has medical issues and they are accusing him of ableism. it s so disgusting and, you know, the left in cancel culture has been dying to get their hands on chris pratt for so long because he embodies traditional values. my favorite thing is his reaction to this. he actually posted a story to his instag
while ago. i thought everyone was working very congenial way. rank and file members figured out how to get [bleep] this done. largely will rely on republicans 13 of them voted in favor of it. and six democrats voted against it as several far left progressives are still unhappy that this vote took place before the much larger social spending bill that is divided the democratic party. what s your reaction to the six democrats that voted against the infrastructure bill today? we knew it was about winning the vote. one holdout on social spending bill is senator joe manchin but on infrastructure, he said this, quote: i have always said that the best politics is good government and i m incredibly proud of my bipartisan colleagues with their tireless efforts to get this across the finish line and deliver on major investment and needs of america.
muscle pain, tiredness, headache, shivering, fever, and upset stomach. talk to your pharmacist or doctor about protecting yourself with shingrix. shingles doesn t care. but we do. this vote the yeas are 228 and the nays are 206. the motion is adopted. [cheers] will: good morning we start fox & friends with a fox news alert and a live look at capitol hill. two major stories we are following this morning first, the house its passes president biden s infrastructure bill sending it to his desk. 13 republicans joined democrats to push the bill through while the squad bucks their own party and went against biden s deal. rachel: at least 8 people dead in houston after panic breaks out at the astroworld music festival. some victims are as young as 10