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what is the sticking point? >> right now what we are seeing is so many issues coming up against the plan that has been set forth, this aggressive progressive plan set forth by the biden administration and run into roadblock after roadblock, especially when it comes to progressives. this has always been an issue when it comes to policies and laws poe posed by democrats. especially among their own caucus, what can we meet halfway on. tacking on to this agenda is the pushback we have seen along the progress of this bill for any kind of reform around infrastructure which is not just the physical, but also the future. >> one of the questions we return to every weekend when the three of us spend time together, what is a pressure point that actually works when it comes to senator manchin. who has his ear? what can make him move. what did you make of senator sanders running that op-ed in a west virginia paper. >> it meant that sanders telling them i am going to take the fight to you. i am going to snitch on you what you are holding up. because this is in their best interest. knowing virginia is a coal focused state, they will be looking to senator manchin after this, it's something he is trying to inform people of the negative impact of. we know climate is a major issue that mobilizes young voters. we know it disproportionately impacts black and latino communities. they look to galvanize them. not all west virginia is behind senator manchin as much as he likes to position himself as though they are. this was a move to say i see you fighting in west virginia. you have a lot of support nationally. and it will also have national implications for the rest of us. >> removing the policy from the spending bill causes frustration for biden at home. but he is also set to attend a u.n. climate change summit. ly will he feel the pressure there? >> yes. there are a lot of big promises and not a lot of action. if we are going to actually do something internationally, then having a situation where the president of the united states has to show up and say i am really sorry. i really wanted to move my country away from fossil fuels, but one guy said no so we can't do this. that doesn't lend itself to other countries getting on board and picking up the slack. and then china saying if we have to compete with the united states moving more to solar or clean energy technology, then i guess we will have to shift away from fossil fuels, too. this is the worst time for man chin to be pulling something this. not just in politics, but climate itself. there are so many good safety nets for families and education. but how catastrophic it is to be trying to nickel and dime spending on mitigating and preventing further climate change. >> we are nickel and diming it. what is the other way this could play out? >> there is no real alternative here. the left has been pushing against this for a long time. especially when aoc came into the picture and the green new deal was proposed as heavily as possible and pushed back down. democrats figured out a way to implement this vision, not just for business, air, pollution, but what it means for jobs, livelihoods, health. this has been proposed for a long time. there is no way to work around what democrats have been trying to get shoved through the door for sometime. >> this is a moment and opportunity. this moment will not come again. this will feel like a hard turn but you know it is not. the house majority leader said he would like to take legislation to remove the debt ceiling. how would that change the game? >> the debt ceiling is fake. it is extremely fake in that it doesn't matter. congress can lift it and nothing happens. the fact it has been raised or suspended for decades every time we come up against it shows there are consequences for paying our bills and can be racked up politically if we have a situation where donald trump and the republican party racked up huge bills through tax cuts. now we are out of room and we have bills to pay and et cetera, they say, no, we don't want to raise the debt ceiling so we can get this done. getting rid of the debt ceiling frees up capital to actually get things done. make it harder to say -- the fact that democrats are afraid to be labeled as tax and spend democrats says a lot. people want the programs, want higher taxes on millionaires and billionaires and corporations, and yet they are still frightened of being tax and spend democrats. this is one keyway they can help themselves politically and policy wise and getting things done to help out the american people. >> i said hard turn, and you thought i was going to talk about the debt ceiling. next, the 2021 race to watch, the battle for the virginia governor that is boiling down to a referendum on trump. and a tape about teachers offering opposing views. teache offering opposing views. all th. it can all add up. kesimpta is a once-monthly at-home injection... that may help you put these rms challenges in their place. kesimpta was proven superior at reducing the rate of relapses, active lesions, and slowing disability progression vs aubagio. don't take kesimpta if you have hepatitis b, and tell your doctor if you have had it, as it could come back. kesimpta can cause serious side effects, including infections. while no cases of pml were reported in rms clinical trials, it could happen. tell your doctor if you had or plan to have vaccines, or if you are or plan to become pregnant. kesimpta may cause a decrease in some types of antibodies. the most common side effects are upper respiratory tract infection, headache, and injection reactions. ready for an at-home treatment with dramatic results? 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>> tie every republican to trump because he is toxic and will pull them down. it is the same fight for the suburban voters and independents that could be attracted to a seemingly palatable candidate. trump will turn them off. the second time in front of a flag that was apparently flown during the january 6 insurrection. we know that will be a turnoff for urban voters. when you see mcauliffe repeating and returning that clip back and see him saying youngkin is going to bring texas abortion, bring the last covid restrictions that result in spikes in florida. he is trump aligned and we don't want that here. we know that will be effective. let's think back to not only california where they painted the same picture of larry elder, trump aligned. that's what we are seeing virginia democrats doing and that will be in the 2022 playbook for democrats. >> one question i wanted to ask. i think we are pretty clear how you rev up each respective party's base. if someone is not motivated by donald trump or joe biden, what is the issue that is getting them to vote in a race like this? >> i think what we are seeing is this push to highlight what is happening in schools. no political candidate by saying think of the children which is what youngkin is doing. one of the things trump was popular for was saying the quiet part out loud. youngkin has a lot of the same stances when it comes to transgender rights, teaching critical race theory and how slavery still affects kids in school to this day. parents and grandparents are like they are indoctrinating children to think all america is bad. that resonates with them. unfortunately, that is getting through to them. terry mcauliffe has a record to run on. he has been governor before. he wants to push forward biden's agenda and solidify the change that has come to the state. one is the message of i have done this before and i will be good at it again much the other is i am new here, but it will be like it was before, not before-before, but way before. >> it's an amazing bumper sticker, i'm new here. >> we want to look at these races and be able to extrapolate as much as possible. a word of caution. how much of what we are watching here transposable to other races we will see in 2022, 2024. >> this gives us a measure of how the winds are blowing. is this a tough environment for democrats, easy environment for them. it also allows parties to really test the message we are seeing. you could end up seeing democratic strategists saying there are some head winds. the president has taken some headwind. his numbers aren't as strong as three or four months ago. we are seeing issues like education, crime and covid play out. and the parties get to test drive these to see what works and doesn't work much but the other caution, this is virginia that joe biden won by ten points. if terry mcauliffe wins by two or three points, democrats will see that as a good sign. also if we see the democratic margins are shaved by 5 to 7 points from 2020, that doesn't shape up well for the mid terms. this is the race in 2 1/2 weeks from now and the mid terms are still a ways away. >> what is happening in texas classrooms. and later, how accountability is the true cost of hedge funds. it is a disturbing trend. s a did why is cvs pharmacy® america's choice for vaccinations? 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>> well, the texas law was one of many that has been passed around the country over the past year in response to conservative backlash to the racial reckoning of 2020 in which states have throughout the south and in conservative red states have passed laws targeting what conservatives branded as critical race theory. anything that fall under that umbrella are teachings about the legacy of racism in america. and diversity and inclusion programs meant to try to improve teachers and students' understanding of cultures who go to the schools. the law in texas instructs that teachers should when doing a lesson or assignment on a currently controversial subject, that they should present all sides of that potential debate. it also restricts if a teacher is going to teach about slavery, then they need to teach about it in the context that slavery is only a diversion or a failing of america's original promise, and nothing more than that. not indicative of the country's history. >> this is, spoke with the texa educators association who said this is nuts. talk about what the position this is putting teachers in. >> the bill is written and open to interpretation over what does any parent think is controversial. what you hear in that recording is an administrator grappling with trying to understand the guidelines pushed down from the state and by her district which is under pressure from parents who are upset about books in libraries much it is not clear whether this texas law restricts libraries. this is not a class level. some are saying they are taking it a step beyond because there has been pressure over what books exist in classrooms. i think there is a lot of confusion amongst school administrators and teachers who are afraid over the implications who could be disciplined or punished or a book in the classroom. i can't find anybody who is loudly saying on the record we think the holocaust is controversial. but you heard the administrator say it has come up. we know the world we live in. it is not widely held i wouldn't believe, but there are holocaust deniers so they are looking at how can we present this that will offend nobody. >> other than giving then an accurate rendering of history. be sure to check him out wherever you get your podcast. next, why is that and what is the cost? 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>> yeah. if you ask basically anybody in the local news business, they will say that claim is basically laughable. all den global capital, they have a model they follow. they immediately gut the staff, they sell any real estate that the newspaper owns. in some cases, they increase subscription prices. in other cases they will outsource layout design to the philippines. basically everything they do is designed for short-term maximumization of profits with very little foresight or thought to what this is doing to the long-term sustainability of these newspapers. >> there are people who will watch us talk about this and think we care about it because we work in journalism or maybe they love their local newspaper and so they'll care. so i really want to drive home, this has big impacts for communities and it ties basically everything we have talked about throughout this show. there is in this moment a fundamental attack on democracy, and one of the things we know is that when local newspapers vanish, there's lower voter turnout, there's increased polarization, erosion of civil engagement, misinformation proliferates. you write about this. talk to me about the impact this has had on communities. >> a couple different things happen when a local newspaper vanishes or is at least reduced to a husk of its former self. one thing is that people in power basically have one fewer check on them, right? without a busy newsroom of reporters kind of poking around everything that the city council is doing or the mayor is doing, they're able to get away with more, right? and so when a newspaper dies, the winners are the crooks and the corrupt politicians and the bad cops and all the people who would otherwise have reporters writing stories about what they're doing. the other thing that happens, this is also important, is that, you know, local newspapers -- one of the roles they play is that they bind communities together. >> yes. >> right? when you read a local newspaper, you're reading about your neighbors, you're reading about people in your school district. you know, a lot of those stories might not seem like hard-hitting journalism reading about the local spelling bee or the local basketball team or whatever, but it makes you feel like you're part of a town. it makes you feel like you know the other people in your community. when the newspaper dies and there isn't that kind of binding agent, it makes it easier for demagogues and divisive figures to come in and tear people apart. one interesting finding that i came across when i was doing the reporting for this piece was that politico found that donald trump did best in counties in areas with limited access to local news. and i think that speaks to the national political ramifications of the gutting of these newspapers for profit that i write about in this piece. >> you're not just talking about demagogues at large, you're talking about in one specific. his book "the wilderness, deep inside the republican party's combative contentious chaotic quest to take back the white house." next, meet the woman who's now the second in history to command a u.s. orchestra. is this progress? 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