of criminal justice reform. more with andy mccarthy and rafael coming up. sandra: president biden, no good, horrible, very bad week. first year of his presidency, major set backs to his agenda and plummeting approval numbers. hello and welcome everyone, i m sandra smith in new york. and here we made it to friday, john. john: good to be with you on friday, nothing sounds as good as that word. john roberts in washington. the president facing a litany, criticizing election overhaul speech. approval rating sinking to 33% in a new quinnipiac poll. the supreme court blocking the vaccine mandate for large businesses. sandra: also, key democratic senators joe manchin and kir sten sinema opposing changes to the filibuster, and the president acknowledging it will likely fail and covid-19 hospitalizations at a record high, even though he campaigned on getting it under control. jacqui heinrich from theorth lawn. how is the white house taking all this, what is the mood around there?
message on boosters and thanksgiving gatherings. and senator elizabeth warren on the big money interests trying to stop a biden bank regulator as the ghost of joseph mccarthy returns to the senate. i don t mean any disrespect. i don t know whether to call you professor or comrade. senator, i m not a communist. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. you know, congressional censures of colleagues are rare. it makes sense. if you think about it. look, members of congress don t want to set that precedent, potentially open themselves up to censure of their own. they re not generally in the business of policing each other s behavior. kind of a live and let live approach. that said, censures who happen. not very often, but from time to time. when conduct by a member of congress is so egregious it requires formal condemnation. now, before last night, this was the most recent censure. it was more than a decade ago. a dramatic moment in w
i don t know whether to call you professor, or comrade. senator i am not a communist. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes, you know, congressional centers of colleagues are rare. and it makes sense. if you think about it. members of congress don t want to sit the president, potentially open themselves up to censure of their own. they are not generally in the business of policing each other s behavior. kind of a live in that live approach. that said, centers do happen. not very often, but from time to. time not by conduct but a member of congress is so outrageous, it requires formal condemnation. now before last night, this was the most censure, which is more than a decade ago. a dramatic moment, in washington tonight, you don t see this often, even over the course of a lifetime, the censure of a member of the, house of representatives. will the gentleman from new york, mr. wrangle, kindly appear in the well. democrat charles,
massive social spending bill through the house. the build back better bill is passed! passage without a single republican vote was a major victory for the speaker who was surrounded by cheering colleagues on the floor. it follows record breaking 8 1/2-hour floor speech from house republican leader mccarthy delaying but not denying the final vote. the bill goes to the senate faces a major hurdle west virginia democrat manchin whose support is not guaranteed. we are seeing live pictures of the president i believe going into walter reed or tape playback pictures. i just want to say that the president today is going in for his annual physical, a day ahead of the 79th birthday. congressional budget office shows instead of being fully paid for the bill would increase the deficit by hundreds of millions of dollars. the president is not reacting but turned over power to the vice president while he is being sedated for a colonoscopy. there s breaking news in the national covid vac
of hiding restricted information about nuclear powered submarines in a peanut butter sandwich is in court and so is his wife, accused of assisting him. and we start with the latest from our nation s capitol. ali vitali on capitol hill, mike memoli at the white house and carlos robello. the house expected to vote today on that debt limit raise. do you expect that to be relatively drama free? it s a question asked with so much hope. this is one that we do expect to be relatively drama free, the house coming back from their recess just a little bit early. they ll leave town again after this vote is over. it sets up the official start of kicking this can down the road, making sure congress has to deal with this crisis as well as government funding as we hit that part of early december. nothing says christmas like dealing with the u.s. economy. this is certainly going to be one of those moments where congress will likely take both of these crises in tandem, dealing with extend