By Paul Teetor The UCLA men’s basketball team coulda, shoulda and woulda won their Sweet Sixteen game against North Carolina Friday night. But they didn’t win…
jeanine: the red wave warning growing more intense for democrats as president biden continues his free fall in the polls. swing state voters are reportedly getting buyer s remorse. with the president s approval sinking fast in several battleground states like michigan, virginia and iowa. making matters worse for biden, the democratic party is feuding over aspects of his trillion dollar spending agenda. okay. on the one hand, you know, joe biden, i ll start with you, dana, joe biden said he was going to unify i ve. it appears he can t unify his own party. he has the progressive democrats and the more moderate democrats and the 3.5 trillion spending
reporter: you mentioned the pushback. it s because of the reason that the democrats are against it when you look at the groups that ll be hurt most by it. you look at some of the working poor. you look at some older americans. it s why aarp has come out against it. these are some of the groups that are going to be very much hurt by it. and they believe, some of these conservatives, that by aligning himself with paul ryan, he is actually putting his presidency in jeopardy. if he loses this, goes down with the ship essentially, and many believe it s sinking fast, then he really jeopardizes his ability to get other agenda items through. his budget is going to be coming out. part of that, for example, will be the wall. so many, many things that are on their list of why they wanted donald trump to be president. they believe could hang in the balance. so he s going to be going to nashville. kind of make sense. it s in the southeast, sort of the center of health care there. but, it s intere