going to do now? we may get some early answers when the white house briefing starts just a few minutes from now. and we have some brand-new information about the two americans who survived. plus, one republican lawmaker calling bs on tucker carlson s narrative that january 6th was a peaceful protest. another republican calling it flat out a lie. the capitol police are going further, insisting it invites the prospect of more antigovernment violence. and president biden s big pitch for 2024 that he s the only one who can save medicare. how it fits with his larger message to voters and contrasts with maga republicans he says are intent on making things worse. but, we begin with that breaking news. two of the four americans kidnapped in mexico just a few days ago have been murdered. two others are alive and we just learned minutes ago that they are now back across the border to the u.s. one of them, though, injured. a state department briefing is scheduled next hour with ke
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saying here here. tom costello, thank you so much. can president biden s newly released plan save medicare? or do republicans have an alternative? all of those questions as the 2024 entitlement wars heat up. that s next. 2024 entitlement wars heat up. that s next.
eugene, you could argue this is very joe biden, we can fix this, it is not as complicated as they make it out to be, the republicans just need to really do the right thing for the american people. does it make sense, both politically and legislatively? i think politically it does because he supports medicare and social security and he wants to make sure that these programs that so many people rely on are solvent going ahead in the future, and he has set his raise taxes on making more than $400,000 a year. that s been kind of his benchmark for what qualifies as wealthy and what doesn t and he points to not raise taxes, a penny on those making less than
going to do now? we may get some early answers when the white house briefing starts just a few minutes from now. and we have some brand-new information about the two americans who survived. plus, one republican lawmaker calling bs on tucker carlson s narrative that january 6th was a peaceful protest. another republican calling it flat out a lie. the capitol police are going further, insisting it invites the prospect of more antigovernment violence. and president biden s big pitch for 2024 that he s the only one who can save medicare. how it fits with his larger message to voters and contrasts with maga republicans he says are intent on making things worse. but, we begin with that breaking news. two of the four americans kidnapped in mexico just a few days ago have been murdered. two others are alive and we just learned minutes ago that they are now back across the border to the u.s. one of them, though, injured.