so i don t think that dim view that if it passes it all, i do believe that a measure is going to be passed, it will be sent back to the house and then on to the president for his signature. and these are good things in this bill, things democrats across the country will be able to talk about and celebrate. universal pre-k, childcare, tax credit, expansion of medicaid, things that are in there that are going to deal with prescription drug prices. so i think it s good celebration. there is a nil their leg to go. but i m pretty confident that is going to get passed by the house and the senate. well, congresswoman, can i take a follow-up, you listed all the aspects of it designed to make americans lives better. yet, i think you will join me in a green that if you and i were together tonight at the rink at 30 rock, or the mall in washington, or the malibu pier
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collegiality among members, trust among members then the house had to take this action to censor gosar, whether it makes it more caught talks like how could it be more toxic? we have members of congress who, you know, have said words in support of an insurrection for pete s sake! we ve had members of congress who refused to hold president, former president accountable. all of these things really trickle into a toxic environment. it s necessary to hold gosar accountable and censure his behavior. it s not like centers are issued every day, they are very rare. but it was very appropriate in this moment to begin to return some sense of normalcy back into the legislative process. bill kristol, because, as we always say, we re part of a national fraud boiling experiment, you yet surprised
federal prosecutor in the civil rights division of the department of justice. good evening, welcome to you all. cynthia, given the news, given our lead story tonight, i would like to begin with you by asking you why did this case result in an acquittal? it resulted in an acquittal for a couple of reasons. the most important one was frankly the witnesses. the one witness said he approached the defendant and he had a gun in his hand pointed it at him, one of the witness went after rittenhouse with a skateboard and another one grabbed his gun. that was enough that the prosecution could not overcome their burden of proof. when you add, to other important things, one there wasn t a good overarching theme in the case. i happen to personally have like closing statements, but it disagreed with the opening statement, that is a big problem.
particular order and how much pressure is schumer under, manchin under, and sinema under. no particular order, i don t know, schumer is under a lot of pressure to get it done, that s pretty obvious. manchin and sinema have their own calculations, and i ve gotta say, manchin s made an objection, but throwing this much more money into the system, this question in the short term. it s fully funded over long term, sort of, not over the first years, and those inflation numbers have really given him a talking point about being more careful about this. and i do think we just look at the polls, the rate at which middle class, working class americans are feeling the pinch of inflation. they might like all the things, but many of the things that donna discussed, it might be worthwhile things, but explaining that these good things are coming down the pipe well people actually, this standing of living