months are under the trump administration, back when border security was considered to be much, much tighter. it s going to be pretty wild to take a look at what the numbers are going to potentially be later on this year at the end of the calendar year for all of 2021 which will primarily be most of joe biden s administration. we can potentially hit 2 million for his first year in office. we will send it back to you. mike: stunning numbers. bill, thanks a lot. mike: democrats are looking for a special process to try to pass spending plan it s called budget reconciliation. congressional correspondent chad explains what exactly this means. senators can filibuster virtually any bill. you can bypass a filibuster with 60 votes. it s hard to wrangle 60 yeas in the senate but do not need for budget reconciliation. number 1, the issue of reconciliation which is like code to the american people.
great weekend. thank you, shannon. thank you. as the democrats haggle amongst himself and ongoing to reach a multitrillion dollar social spending plan, the process of actually passing the bill is going to come down to budget reconciliations is somewhat wonky process that is here to his leg two from capitol hill. senators and filibusters virtually any bill you can bypass and filibuster with 60 votes, it s hard to wrangle 60 yeas in the senate, but you don t need 60 votes for budget reconciliation. at number one, the issue of reconciliation, which is to get it s confusing great reconciliation bill is exempt from a filibuster, it only need 51 votes to pass. airs the cats, only certain things qualify for a reconciliation bill. reconciliation is reserved for taxes and entitlements, fiscal
intensifying the showdown between congress and the former president over the events of january 6th. garrett haake has more. the yeas are 229. reporter: tonight nine republicans joining with every democrat to hold steve bannon in contempt of is really about. this is about getting at president trump reporter: referring the former top trump adviser to the department of justice for possible prosecution. the department of justice will do what it always does in such circumstances. we ll apply the facts and the law and make a decision consistent with the principals of prosecution. reporter: bannon refused to engage with the committee investigating the january 6th attack, despite a subpoena in letters, bannon s attorney argued he has been instructed not to provide documents or testimony by mr. trump citing executive privilege. now lawmakers believe bannon has specific knowledge of the planning of the attack. he knew something we want to know that information. reporter: today s vo
acknowledge our vice chair, ms. cheney, for her leadership and partnership. there is no doubt in my mind that history will record her courage in stark relief. history will record what we all do today. we can be on the wrong side or the wrong side. i urge all my colleagues to make this vote. i yield back. pursuant to the rule, the previous question is ordered on the resolution. the question is on adoption of the resolution. all in favor say aye. aye. opposed, no. no. the ayes have it. madam speaker, i request a recorded vote. pursuant to section 3-s of house resolution 8, the yeas and
0 have. the question they ask is why were we so unprotected on january 6 and what has changed since then? getting to the bottom of those questions should be the top priority for all of us in this house. there are serious security vulnerabilities that have been not addressed by this house in 11 months after january 6, and this is what the majority has decided to spend its time on. holding a private citizen who wasn t even part of the administration at the time in contempt for refusing to comply with house democrat subpoenas? this is after more than 600 people have been arrested for their role in the tragedies we saw on january 6. when i get the article i would like to submit for the record, madam speaker, a reuters record talking to the fbi that there was no effort to overthrow the government on january 6. i will submit it once i get a copy of that. i did not bring it with me. but our job, again, is to secure this capitol. we ve never seen a breach like the one we saw that day. and it s