this is not a tax proposal that s intended to get enacted into law. it s designed to energize his dispirited base. he said in december he is not for attacks on unearned income. kyrsten sinema opposed the build back better because of the taxes. this is not serious legislating. bret: all right, panel, thanks so much. bret: time for tuesday tweets. are members of your panel given so much time. when do you rein them in when they run on as some do? it s tougher in the hollywood squares kind of thing. but i used to have put my arm out and that meant 30 seconds. so i do that now. they just can t see it. we will try that up next nicholas wants to know whatever happened to your whatever happened to segment? can you bring it back? yes, coming back friday. william la jeunesse has a whatever happened to. it s not lost. dwight wants to know about this
to go there. and that is to meet one of the oddest things about this. your roll out this tax proposal with much fanfare in the budget. and then 24 hours later, the key vote in the senate the senate vote you have got to have comes out and says i am not for that. it suggest it was not vetted with him. it was suggested nobody talk about it. why in the world would you roll this out? is there some voting block some of that s going to be mobilized this and thrilled by the fact they propose something that got killed within 24 hours? not particularly. a lot of the build back a better plan the entitlements are not really in this piece of legislation. it raises your question about whether he needs better advisors or whether the whole thing is kind of a broad really they simply rolled the stuff out, the president goes out there whispers again into the microphone for i think every time he does at his approval
classmate and social spending bill. she says it s paid for. she s releasing a new analysis from the nonpartisan joint committee on taxation. i want to bring in nbc s alley i have tall ali vitaly, and msnbc contributor joining us, too. where are we when it comes to a vote on the bigger spending bill? do you read this move by speaker pelosi as a signal that releasing this analysis is going to be enough to move the needle and get this done? well, she hopes so, and hallie, just as a caution, i m outside the house chamber right now where they re voting. so you re going to hear beeping, people talking to me. the speaker is on the floor. if for some reason she comes behind me, we ll be watching. in terms of what this joint tax proposal gives us, there are members who wanted to see what this would look like from the jct or from the congressional budget office. there s still people who want to see those analyses. but pelosi tried to blunt that criticism today and trying to push this thing a
there mean for president biden? you come to these summits, and the realities of, you know, bilateral issues, of regional issues, of how countries are working ting together, who has specific issue and what s driving it starts to underscore how important these relationships are. and yes, maybe everybody s focused on a global tax proposal or they re focused on gas prices and perhaps what can happen on that front. but when you have all of these leaders together in one place, the opportunities that come from that in terms of whether or not you re in a side having an off-the-side bilateral on fish or, you know, if you re president biden you made clear that you think on energy supply it needs to be more balanced, which is kind of a euphemism for we would like more supply, please, opec plus, if you would like it contribute at any point. those dynamics play a huge role into what the overarching result of any one of these meetings are. and so you don t ignore them, you pay close attention to the