confusing thing i think to understand. it was also interesting to me how in the weeds he was on some of this stuff, specifically like they re talking about, you know, enrollment time for a lot of people right now in the fall as they get ready for their health insurance. they re doing enrollment for all of medicare right now. are they going to extend, you know, hearing or vision? and these are very important things that affect millions of people s lives. but it s three people around the conference room table deciding what s going to happen. those are really popular provisions, by the way. republicans and democrats, those are very popular provisions, those medicare provisions that now seem to be held up, again, by a couple of people who don t like that spending. and you notice that people are asking the president what s not going to be in the bill. people are paying attention to the things that are getting cut. obviously there s a ton of things in the bill that are widely popular and
about an interesting question in the context of the national shortage of labor right now. he was encouraging people to go back to work, back into the office. and he said this about mental health. list englund. listen. how many people do you know, and maybe some in this audience, whoa because of what you ve been through, a loss of a husband, wife, brother, mother, father, son, whatever, or you ve had something that s really impacted you with covid that you really find yourself just down? i mean, just down? and so there s a lot of people who are just down. they re not sure how to get back in the game. all the things that matter to people, that go into things they look forward to. so a lot of it has to do with us getting back on our feet and getting back on our feet in terms of our attitudes about what the future looks like for us. w what do you say to someone who is down? a lot of people watching tonight who are. there s plenty of help.
treasury has been declining for 50 years. that seemed like a slam dunk not too long ago. now the president notable that he had only nice things to say about senators sinema and manchin there. reporter: he needs them. he needs them. can t do without them. 50 presidents, all of them are presidents. thanks. nice to citi you, jeremy. breaking overnight, police say a prop gun fired by actor alec baldwin killed one person and injured another on a movie set in new mexico. you re looking at photos of the alk torah peering to show him distraught after this incident. this appears to be an accident on the set of the movie rust. a cinematographer helena hutchins. the director was hurt. no charges. film production has been shutdown. not that many details. more to come for sure on that. and still ahead for you, will the justice department prosecute steve bannon for defying a snp wubpoena?
the reason it s down to four weeks, i can t get 12 weeks. one of the other things democrats are looking to do is to expand medicare to include dental, vision, and hearing. will all three of those still be covered? that s a reach, but here s the thing. mr. manchin is opposed to that. there s a lot of democrats in the house and senate who are confused about where senator sinema actually stands on things. first of all, she s smart as a did he evil, number one. number two, she s supportive of the environmental agenda in my legislation. where she s not supportive, she said she will not raise a single penny in taxes on the corporate side and/or on wealthy people. period. you re a president of the united states and you have 50 democrats. every one is a president. when will the vaccines for young children be ready? and how accessible will they be? the expectations are they ll