manchin. the problem is, president biden is not an arm twister, not someone to bring down the hammer. someone like senator manchin who trump won his state by 40 points, it s not clear that that would be particularly effective anyhow. so he s trying to negotiate with him in good faith on some of these other things, they passed infrastructure, they passed that, but that big covid relief bill, they are working on ramping up more testing and getting the covid pill ready and get ready to vaccinated and get boosters. . so some of this is trying to do what they can and also waiting for that when they say in what they believe they have really done, which they are proud of, and the result. people are feeling right now because they are not back to normal with covid. and inflation, those very tangible things that people feel is very ashley parker, sam, stein joyce vance, thanks to all of you. senate democrats searching for way around that obstacle from
would be in contact with the chief of staff. and the person under question would want to know from meadows, is when he gets these text, he s telling the people, yes they are trying to get them to make a statement. but did meadows actually do that? because he hasn t history of being dishonest and telling people what they want to hear but not actually acting on it. and if he didn t do that, which we necessarily don t know from those mornings, what was that the president s reaction? what did trump say when meadows passed on some of these warnings and calls for basically desperate calls for help? you can see why the committee wants a lot of these questions answered. but they also [inaudible] yes, stan stein, he said that he had no criminal intent, but clearly members of the committee believe that he uniquely knows is again, what
merely an argument about the origins of covid, that clip is going to be shared most prominently on fox evening broadcasts, fox day time, conservative media, and online platforms. that is the hurdle the white house faces that they have in the disinformation campaign but also information that is going out into the ether that gets prominently featured but doesn t necessarily advance their objectives. yep, if there is an ernst team in a knife fight the ernest team often loses and is a giant distraction to your point during a pandemic. we are indebted to our starting line tonight. ashley parker, stan stein, barbara mcquade our thanks for starting us off. coming up as delta becomes the alpha strain of this virus in our country, what will all those breakthrough cases among the already vaccinated mean for life getting back to normal as we thought it was? i ll ask one of our leading
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BISMARCK The race for North Dakota s next U.S. senator is starting to heat up. On Wednesday, North Dakota Democrats publicly encouraged a former state legislator and staffer of Sen. Byron Dorgan to enter the 2012 Senate race. Former Rep. Pam G.
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BISMARCK The race for North Dakota s next U.S. senator is starting to heat up.
On Wednesday, North Dakota Democrats publicly encouraged a former state legislator and staffer of Sen. Byron Dorgan to enter the 2012 Senate race.
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Former Rep. Pam Gulleson, D-Rutland, said it was an honor for her peers to make the request.
the host stan stein who surprised us. former rnc chairman michael steele. historian jon meacham and willie geist with us from new york and joining us from managing editor of bloomberg mark halperin. what a big group. new polls showing ben carson surging against donald trump at 29%. carson leads trump by six points. trump s 23% is more than double the third place finisher marco rubio. ted cruz is in fourth and jeb bush s support is unchanged at 8%. none of the other ten candidates is above the low single digits. they re all tied at 3%. but when asked to as what the best chance in the general election, donald trump is still