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days we ve seen more progress on that. and it really was underscored last night when we saw the president very sus sirchgtly lay out what s in the bill and out of the bill. where senator joe manchin stands, where kyrsten sinema stands. that s been nebulous to a lot of lawmakers on the hill. they feel like they haven t been clear on where the two key senators stand. the president laying it out. we can see if we look at what s in and out where the contours of the deal could come together. it s clearer now than it s ever been when you look at things like federal paid leave being tacked down from 12 weeks to four weeks. universal pre-k still in that bill. the child tax credit, al bee it only for a one-year extension which has drawn the ire of some who wanted to see it pulled out for a longer period of time. we re starting to see some of the concessions that could be made for things that aren t krntly in the bill. you see possible $800 vouchers for a hearing.
road itself or whether the attack was conducted in the ditch. in both cases the concrete walls of the ditch or the blast walls of the road would have concentrated the blast. now, on top of that, the road and the ditch at least until the point at which the ditch is actually full of slurry and then including that point have been full of human beings. full of people pressing up, trying to get through, trying everything they possibly could to get into the abbey gate and get away from taliban rule in their country. and that is the location in all certainty that these american casualties, we now know from the pentagon, several dead and several injured, will have been wounded. because they are exposed at that point. they cannot be anything other than exposed in order to conduct their humanitarian role of filtering people. al bee it from the top of the blast wall, they re
survived the onslaught from the fake news. they wouldn t have accepted it. they would have said there s no way you can do that. it was very possible his claim would have been accepted because there were 3.9 million jobs created in the 18 months before the day president trump was elected. next up, president trump s comments on wages. wages. for the first time in many, many years, are finally going up. wages are going up. wages going up, and they re going up fast. no, sir, they re not going up. they are going up making you a liar. according to bureau of labor and statistics, wages started increasing by more than 2 % a year back in 2014. al bee it slow, too slow for many of us, and now to trump s comments about boarding crossings. we re not going to let what happened over the last long period of time, it s been going on for a long time.