suspension and we have to look at cnn now to see, do their viewers care? do they want to see him packing indefinitely? and i think that s what cnn will have to make a decision. i think they have to do the right thing and fire him because it s not just the hearsay, it s not just that they think he was doing this, he chose his family over his job and they have to choose the consequences for that. spectrums of mediums are calling for chris cuomo s firing, and rolling stone says of any other journalist had done this they would be prior to the new york post editorial board who writes cnn s decision tuesday to suspend chris was a good first step. at there s nothing wrong with trying to help one s siblings but chris cuomo s duty as a tv journalist without the least to disclose what he was doing, if not to take a leave of absence.
with those whose votes we need. does the white house have a firm commitment from the progressive caucus? what i ll say to you whether speaking about the progressive caucus or senator manchin or sinema, i m not going to speak for any member of congress. i ll speak on behalf of the white house and the president of the united states and my own behalf. it s not helpful or appropriate for me to characterize anybody else. fair enough. what i do know is that there s broad support for both the by part an infrastructure framework and the build back better package. nobody is saying they won t vote for it because of the substance. quite the contrary. they re saying that they are very supportive of the substance of the build back better framework, from all spectrums of our party. so, that s the important thing. the procedural stuff, i don t want to minimize it, but it will be worked out. this is the sausage-making that is washington politics and i m very confident that at the end of the da
well as the house. we ve not said that before today. we are confident that we have a frame work that can pass both houses and that is a confidence born of extensive, extensive enga engagements with those whose votes we need. does the white house have a firm commitment from the progressive caucus? what i ll say to you whether speaking about the progressive caucus, i m not going speak for my member of congress. i ll speak on behalf of the white house and the president of the united states and my own behalf. it s not helpful or appropriate for me to characterize anybody else. fair enough. i know there s broad support for the bipartisan infrastructure frame work and the build back better package. nobody is saying they won t vote for it because of the substance. they are saying they are very supportive of the substance of the frame work from all spectrums of our party. that s the important thing.
boards and speak with educators about their concerns. whether regarding coronavirus related measures, the teaching of critical race theory in schools. sexually explicit books in school or any other topic. we are back with the panel. guy, this is touching a nerve. and we just get a ton of response to this from parents across political spectrums. yeah, bret. and you have been now referencing in the previous segment leading into this one the gubernatorial race just across the river from here in virginia. this is a potent issue in that race. especially in northern virginia, the suburbs blue trending areas if not blue areas all together. i just had a republican candidate in that race glenn youngkin on the radio yesterday. and i brought up education before i could even ask him about this doj, fbi intervention, involving school board meetings, he proactively raised it. because he called it outrageous. he thinks that this is chilling speech, it s intimidating
i am a member, some of my progressive members have said you are not a problem solver. stop talking to republicans. i talk to fb. the word congress means coming together. i have lot of friends across all spectrums. i ve talked to them, i learn from them. we have different perspectives. that is what the speaker is doing right now, talking to everybody, finding where the common ground is, and how are we going to make sure we have both of these bills? that simple. build back better is actually the vision joe biden laid out. look, i think it s great. a lot of things we need but not enough. i ll start with electric vehicles. we are not going to meet the fwoe fwoel the president set out of 50% evs by 2030 if we don t pass build back better. a lot of members of the progressive caucus have been saying they want the moderates so-called to make a counter offer. that you guys are saying $3.5 trillion and this is what we want in it. give us a counter offer.