but that s what s so great about america and having a president who believes someone like me should be standing here. on behalf of local 86 in seattle and union workers everywhere, for the faith he s placing in us, i am honored to introduce the 46th president of the united states, joe biden. [ applause ] thank you, thank you, thank you. thank you. thank you, heather. thank you. thank you. joe! joe! joe! joe! joe! well, thank you. heather, you thought you were surprised you re standing here. jill was very surprised i m standing here. well, heather, thank you for the introduction. i can t look over here because the sun is shining in my eyes but all this crowd over here, thank you, thank you, thank you for all you ve done. look, thanks for sharing this day with us. why this day matters to you and our fellow your fellow iron workers and families and you explained it well. for all the folks at home, i know this day matters to you as well. i know you re tired of the bicke
we re letting the world pass us by. two days to go, republicans are eyeing an upset in the governor s race. this is the future of our country. everyone is looking at virginia. inside politics, the stories sourced by the best reporters, now. welcome to inside politics sunday. i m in for abby phillip. a busy day for president biden in rome. final day at the g20 summit. he met with president erdogan between rising tensions between istanbul. he will meet with them at 2:30 p.m. eastern. the agenda was dominated by issuing the vaccine to foreign countries, restarting the eye tan nuclear tax. and there s also minimum for a new global tax. complaint collins is now live from rome. what does the white house see as the biggest success so far. i think, manu, when it comes to concrete examples they would point to the global minimum tax. that is something they re incredibly focused often as biden took office and having 80% to 90% of the world s gdp at this office, at this sum
do you buy what right now seems to be a problem with inflation and is an administration that is overwhelmed trying to deal with it? welcome, even, i m neil cavuto. so good to be back in our new york studios as we take a look at what s going on with an economy and a nation certainly coming back, and that s part of the surge in activity that has also, quince dentally, led to a surge in prices. but could all this government spending be compounding the problem and all of what you are seeing, seven-year highs this gas prices at the pump and now expectations those prices could go still higher? so, obviously, we passed the transitory thing. this is not just a short-lived issue, this is a real and live, ever-present issue. let s get the latest from mark meredith at the white house. mark. reporter: neil, good morning to you. well, it s too soon to tell whether or not the president is going to have history repeated for him. however, he is facing a lot of headwinds especially when it
for this infrastructure, human infrastructure plan, whatever you want to call it, a $3.5 trillion, he s more like 1.5 trillion. it s opened up a casm with moderates and the extreme left if anything can get done if that is his starting figure. welcome. i m neil cavuto. we re on on the of this spending show down because while they are making progress avoid ago government shut down that could have occurred as early as tonight, right now the senate and the house have approved a temporary spending measure that is on its way to the president s desk. so that immediate problem solved. now to the spending issues coming up and this divide we keep talking about between moderates and the prossives within the democratic party. seems like for the time being, republicans are standing this one out. we have the latest for you with the best of the business covering this including chad pergram with a view from the capitol, also have jacqui heinrich with a view from the white house. first, to ch
over. that they feel motivated, this week. they feel re-energized, to continue the fight, and they feel the reality of the draft decision, will bring it home to a lot of people, who did not think this would happen, or did not imagine it could. ali, i am having an unusual feeling for me. that is, i am more outraged tonight, then i was last night, and last night, i was more outrage than i was on monday night, because the longer i live with this opinion, the worse it feels. the more i study it, the worse it gets. it is a draft opinion, ali. so, we know that there will be things that change because it is a draft opinion. i believe, after this program tonight, samuel alito, and as clerks, tomorrow, are going to change one particular citation, in this opinion, that i will quote. coming up here. that is, of a person, who samuel ego quotes, approvingly, a person who believed in witchcraft, and which is, and believed witches should be prosecuted and put to death. samuel alito quotes