something. who inspires you? there s only one willard. guacamole dip. it was 1973 and i remember turning on the shoechlt i was still in college. there was willard scott with tom snyder. it was literally like a bolt from the blue, that s who i want to be. when i was in washington we did the 10:00 news so i could watch willard at 5:00 and 6:00, then we would go out to dinner and then i would do my show, and then i would watch him. it literally was a master class in watching how you should be on tv. i think what makes him so inspiring is that he gives of himself. you know, a lot of people in this business when there s a young person coming up, they see them as competition and willard is not that way. you know what today is. what s today? bring your daughter to work. that s right. and i brought my daughter. isn t she cute? he makes sure that somebody else gets a fair shake. i m thrilled. that was terrific.
entire time. they have had people like speaker nancy pelosi amplifying the message, also chuck schumer on the senate side saying that this is the time to move forward on the biden agenda because you will remember the traditional infrastructure piece of this was a key point for the biden administration. at the same time though there s a whole laundry list of progressive priorities that are packed into this larger reconciliation bill. in terms of where this goes next though, yasmin, recess is still continuing. for the senate they have another week. for the house they have another two weeks. in the meantime this bill, the reconciliation piece of it is being crafted at the committee level. they just complicates that even more for when lawmakers get back to d.c.. i don t know if you have any information but we were talking about it at the top of the show so i wanted to throw it at you. forgive me now. filibuster, especially when it comes to abortion rights, a lot of democrats saying it is
support a 13-year-old girl who s gotten raped by a family member, forcing her to carry her pregnancy to term? it is so egregious, and i think it runs so many if it s so egregious, why aren t these moderate republicans speaking up? who are they? who are these people that you speak of? well, i m talking about moderate republican voters, swing voters. got it. any republicans of note, any people that could make legislative changes, that could make waves in washington to stop the texas law. you re not going to get ten republicans. you could probably get up to four, five, but i don t see it because it s politics because it s politics, yes. and here s the other thing you know, i think what juanita s saying is very important about having the convergence of different interests come together and force the filibuster issue. but i also worry that too many issues make it a very loud noise where they may have had a chance to get a carve-out, for example,
senate filibuster that comes into play there. there s another aspect about what regulatory agencies could potentially do including some abortion rights groups saying that they are hoping that there could be something through telemedicine access, for instance, to the abortion pill. but this is a short form thing where the president has called on his gender policy counsel council to come up with solutions but nothing immediate. we ll talk about a path through congress in a second. let s talk about the president s plans on 9/11, which is just a week from now. we re learning news about where he plans to visit. reporter: we are learning news. it looks very similar actually to the path that former president obama took on the tenth anniversary which is to visit all three sites of impact, first the world trade center in new york, here at the pentagon in washington, and also the shanksville, pennsylvania, site. this comes two weeks after the full withdrawal from
entire time. they have had people like speaker nancy pelosi amplifying the message, also chuck schumer on the senate side, saying that this is the time to move forward on the biden agenda because you ll remember the traditional infrastructure piece of this was a key point for the biden administration. at the same time, though, there s a whole laundry list of progressive priorities that are packed into this larger reconciliation bill. in terms of where this goes next, though, recess is still continuing. for the senate they ve got another week. for the house, they ve got another two weeks. in the meantime, this bill, the reconciliation piece of it, is being crafted at the committee level. this just complicates that even more for when lawmakers actually get back to d.c. aly, i don t know if you have information on this, but we were talking about this at the top of the show and wanted to throw it at you. forgive me now. but filibuster, right, especially when it comes to abortion rights.