they will be overwhelming, the evidence will be laid out, my view is that the american people we re not passive about the future of the country. you can look at the 1930s, took a long time for people in the united states to awaken to the threat. you can look at the 1850s. you can look at other comparable periods of time before the progress i ve si progressiv era, the beginning of the 20th century. when people awaken to a threat, they awaken. people who first awaken look at dismay at others. the story is clear, when the american people are confronted overwhelmingly with facts they react to it, particularly when it speaks to the threat that faces a country that contains their children and their futures.
appropriate number here? if he is leading the progressiv movement on the senate side for sure, there was a lot of influence on the house. what are you going to go for? the president is going to decide with the compromises, bu here is the issue. yes the taxes are going to go u on the wealthy. you know where they re going to go up, in my district? we ve reduced $11 trillion in the last year with the pandemic. you know will be helped, the heartland, this outcome of places that have been left behind. we are going to invest in childcare and making together t community college. this is a highly contagious issue, we re going to follow it the entire month. one thing you ve been able to d cooperatively his work together on a bipartisan cybersecurity build to make sure that our defenses are in top shape. how did you do that?
justine justi jayapal are not ready to negotiate. what do you think about that? are you ready to meet in the middle. in let me first of all say to you and the american people what progressives did and have done is to ensure that the agenda of the president of the united states is carried forward. he reenforced that many times in our meeting yesterday that progressiv progressiv progressives reenforced what he committed to the american people which is bill back better. an opportunity to build the economy of people of all the essential workers and medicaid program or affordable housing. that s what we did. in addition, we provided the vote along with democrats to ensure the debt ceiling and to the extent that we did not get
just enjoying unemployment benefits. even the white house says we can t do anything. congress would have to ask afte the supreme court ruling. the editorial board points as i isn t this an emergency measure and why do use these progressiv want to goad go to them to go o forever? i want to make one point about the last topic. if every second you was devoted to encouraging people to get vaccinated. 100 percent onboard with the vaccination. thank you for that. you would have much lower rates of if they were the focus of the local official should be that because right now it seems as it s on max tax mandates third perhaps there should be a greater effort the white house missed its deadline and finally met it today. we have 6.5 percent economic growth and the last quarter, double donald trump s best
fray, she made a point of making herself a part of that moment. on the debate stage, that s what it takes to leave a critical impression. it s hard to be progressively moderate, right? what a perfect slogan that would be. i love that. separate. and there s no way i ve never been to a wine cave, i ve been to the wind cave. she wasn t expecting wine cave to trend during the debate. it was a great night for both women, actually. i think i saw it coming. she had a wind cave comment. pete buttigieg tried to take both of them on and came out bruised with each encounter. that was fun for the people who are rooting for the women. that s interesting. there was an authenticity to amy klobuchar, which came through last night, in terms of her argument to voters, that you can be progreagmatic and progressiv