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in a fight with france. okay? i don t want anyone over there getting any ideas about me, you know, next time i show up. which who knows when that will be. well, france s ambassador to lawrence was never recalled. that s right. that is correct. things, you know, you can talk about how rough things got or how smooth things remained. absolutely no conflict. the 10:00 p.m. msnbc had no conflict. france and i were never on speaking terms to begin with so for us no relationship to lose. i m glad to hear you re fine. thank you, rachel. well, today president joe biden took over the negotiations among democrats on how to pass the two track biden infrastructure legislation in congress and the president began a series of meetings today with democratic members of the house and senate beginning at the top with house speaker nancy pelosi and senate majority leader chuck schumer. as usual, there are no real reports of what was said in that private meeting but i can guarantee ....
getting in the ideas about me when i next time i show up. which who knows when that will be. well france s ambassador was never recalled. that s correct. . you can talk about how smooth things remain, there was absolutely no cloth flicked, no conflict with france whatsoever. yes francis i have never been on speaking terms in the first place, so for us there was no relationship, but i m glad to hear that you re fine. i thank you rachel. well today president joe biden took over the negotiation among democrats on help to pass the two track biden infrastructure legislation in congress. the president began a series of meetings today with democratic members of the house and senate beginning at the top with house speaker nancy pelosi and senator majority leader chuck schumer. as usual there are no real reports of what was said in that private meeting, but i can guarantee that having been in such oval office meetings, when i was working in the senate. that chuck sc ....
while 2021 was the year of the vaccine, while national immunization programs began in many countries, the death toll from covid, compared to the year before, without vaccines has almost doubled. according to data from johns hopkins university, as well as the w.h.o., 1.8 million people died from covid in 2020. this year, the virus has claimed about 3.5 million lives. the head of the organization says with the twin threat of the omicron and delta variants and without a collective global response, this pandemic is set to get worse. delta and omicron are twin threats that are driving up cases to record numbers. i m highly concerned that omicron, being more transmisible, circulating at the same time as delta, is leading to a tsunami of cases. in the united states, the national guard is being deployed for more health care workers. now, with omicron in the mix, new forecasting from the centers of disease control updates 44,000 new covid deaths over the next month. tom fore ....
rittenhouse not guilty. as to the fifth count of the information, gauge grosskreutz, we the jury find kyle rittenhouse not guilty. neil: not guilty on all counts. we re told kyle rittenhouse is on his way home and trying to get his leaf back together. you re looking on the right-hand side of the scene, kenosha wisconsin where the governor was concerned for the possibility of violence that he mobilize or was preparing to mobilize up to 500 national guard troops. we do see a stepped up legal presence there and police presence there. but so far there s been no problems there. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto. this is your world on the impact of the case that is perhaps the most scrutinized and publicized since going back to o.j. simpson nearly two decades ago. what is at stake tonight and what they re watching for, we go to garrett tenney in kenosha on how things look now. garrett? yeah, neil. you can see a handful of folks are outside the courthouse here. really ....
package and this is the house looks to vote on a bipartisan infrastructure plan with deadlines to prevent a government shutdown and raise the debt ceiling. john: the biden administration concedes the fate of the president s agenda is precarious. the president looking for a middle ground over his massive tax and spend plans. in moments ago, senator joe manchin saying he wants a $1.5 trillion package, a lot less than what the president wants. they voted pretty consistent. i don t vote any of them if they are much more progressive or much more liberal. but i m not asking them to change, i am willing to come from zero. anita: fox team coverage, bret baier will join us in just a few moments and chad pergram has a latest on capitol hill. john: will but we begin this afternoon with white house correspondent peter doocy. how do things look there? so far they look quiet and you know how these things go. you don t hear a lot from the president if he doesn t have some ....