irony of my family is that my daughter simone was in paris in the soccer stadium when the terrorists hit paris in 2015. so both of my daughters in the most secure place you would assume in these could possibly imagine and terrorism outside because this, what happened in d.c. is terrorism also. in terms of the court backloaded, these courts worked marginally effectively anyway. you know how you get the handle on this problem? you have to have more cops, you have to empower the cops. have to tell the cops, if you see a perp or someone you suspect, you question them. and you can pass them down. you have to get the guns off the street. you have to fight these gangs. a sandra: but at the same time you got members of congress in that city pushing to defund the police. john: i think at the same time needs to realize the world they live in is a fantasy. these families want to get their
this is broadband it to everybody, but our roads for everybody. more bike trails and climate change legislation, it s better water and less poisoning for your children and their water systems because of lead pipes. it s very, very far-reaching. john: alexandria ocasio-cortez said at the diversity of this bipartisan coalition perfectly conveys which communities get centered on which get left behind when leaders prioritize bipartisan dealmaking over inclusive lawmaking which prioritizes delivering the most impact possible for the most people. she suggesting that when you engage in bipartisanship it s actually supporting structural racism. that s ludicrous on the face of it and it s obvious that neither one of them have read this bill and they have no idea how far encompassing this is or how transformational the president thinks this could be. it s so laughable i don t even want to answer the accusation honestly. it s so divisive to this
text or an explanation on how to pay for $1 trillion infrastructure plan. what do you say to your republican colleagues? i ve seen the text, i am the ranking member of the public works committee and we work hand-in-hand with the bipartisan group on technicalities to help merge this bill with the surface transportation bill that we passed unanimously outside of our committee, or in our committee, and also the water infrastructure bill that we passed out of our committee. so i m very well-versed on what s in this bill and i think it could be good for the country, i think it s paid for and i think we need to move forward. john: you did release a 57 page summary of the plan that includes a lot of pay for it is. i think $471 billion but some of your republican colleagues still want more details before they sign off on something with nine zeros were actually ten zeros behind it, they want to make sure that it s the right thing and they want to make sure it s
country, we are in this together, come on. get on the team. john: well i don t think there s no i in the team. anyway we will continue to follow this, shelley moore capito out of west virginia, thanks for being with us. so sandra, you have a real split they are not just between republicans and democrats but between democrats and democrats. sandra: fascinating conversation, just gives you an idea of where this could be going next. meanwhile the penalty for not following mask mandates has gained some dirty looks in some cases to citations but now, one of these orders is coming with awarning. plus a larry kudlow on rising inflation and why many americans are not placing the blame squarely on joe biden.
appreciate the time from both of you. after what happened in d.c., it s just awful. then, from brutal murders and shootings to then what s happening on the west coast which we ve been talking about on the show as well where you got people just walking into stores. grabbing merchandise, up to a thousand dollars of it, walking away and if caught it s nothing but a misdemeanor. in most cases they aren t even getting caught it s just crime spiking all over. john: and some mayors are realizing that cutting police offices was not the way to go. however the damage gets done pretty quickly and reversing it takes a long time. how long did it take to turn that sitting around and how long did it take for them to go back to where it was? there have been all sorts of complaints as lawmakers work