what s in, what s out and how much, can they deliver on president biden s agenda? senate majority whip dick durbin ahead. staggering milestone. more than 700,000 u.s. lives lost to covid. but we are starting to see a turning around of the curb coming down. as the u.s. looks to approve a new covid pill, how safe are you now? dr. fauci will join me. hello. i m dana bash in washington where the state of the union is watching to see if president biden can deliver. the new clock starts now for democrats after a week of frenzied infighting and two delayed votes. house speaker nancy pelosi set a new deadline for her party writing in a letter to her caucus saturday the bipartisan infrastructure bill must pass before october 31. which means the party must also reach consensus on the larger social policy bill, the centerpiece of president biden s agenda. because friday president biden made clear now that he believes those two packages are linked saying that to all house democ
standing even further. all of that with our all-star panel ian bremmer and anne-marie slaughter. also, where in the world is sahel? the region that divides the sa vannia grasses north to the south. you will be hearing all about it. it s the new hot spot of jihadi terrorists. we ll tell you all you need to know. also, this is going to serve as a wake-up call. sanjay gupta on what he and we all learned from the long and difficult fight against covid-19. first, here s my take. the troubles of a company that nobody ever heard of now have people worried about another global economic crisis. evergrande is a property developer in china with the dubious distinction of being the world s most indebted real estate company, with outstanding loans of more than $300 billion. for the moment, at least, it appears unlikely they will upend the economy but it speaks of the fragility in china s economy. china s private debt, by government and corporations, is now 200%, by far and away
plus, dem on dem. after a very public week of infighting democrats go back to the negotiating table but as disagreements remain over what s in, what s out and how much, can they deliver on president biden s agenda? senate majority whip dick durbin ahead. staggering milestone. more than 700,000 u.s. lives lost to covid. but we are starting to see a turning around of the curve coming down. as the u.s. looks to approve a new covid pill, how safe are you now? dr. anthony fauci will join me. hello. i m dana bash in washington where the state of the union is watching to see if president biden can deliver. the new clock starts now for democrats after a week of frenzied infighting and two delayed votes. house speaker nancy pelosi set a new deadline for her party writing in a letter to her caucus saturday the bipartisan infrastructure bill must pass before october 31. which means the party must also reach consensus on the larger social policy bill, the centerpiece of preside
europe, of course. where the angela merkel chancellorship may diminish the standing even further. all of that with our all-star panel richard haass, ian bremer and anne-marie slaughter. also, where in the world is sahel? the region that divides the savanna grasses north to the south. you will be hearing all about it. it s the new hot spot of jihadi terror. we ll tell you all you need to know. also, this is going to serve as a wake-up call. sanjay gupta on what he and we all learned from the long and difficult fight against covid-19. first, here s my take. the troubles of a company that nobody had ever heard of now have people worried about another global economic crisis. evergrande is a property developer in china with the dubious distinction of being the world s most indebted real estate company, with outstanding loans of more than $300 billion. for the moment, at least, it appears unlikely they will upend the global economy, but it speaks of the fragility in china
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