jones, another young super star on fox. i could not be more proud of these two, i think they are the future journalism, i look forward to talking with them, before we get there, something is about to happen in next couple days, you heard of about it, but few specifics, i have spent a lot of time trying to dig up specifics in 3.5 trillion dollar democrat bill you have been hearing about. an omnibus bill. democrats are good at ponzi schemes in private sector if you are involved in a ponzi scheme, you go to prison for a long time. if public sector you are considered righteous 50 democrat in the senate, 50 republicans. under our constitution, the vice president, where every she is, shows up at some point and breaks a tie, she is the president of the senate. that all her responsibilities for. under the constitution. and the if the president dies she steps in. in the house it has not been this close in a century, 435 members of house, and there 3 to 4 vote separation between them.
donald trump agreeing to that or sticking to that, not to mention that promise will be a problem for current candidates who have already said they would never support trump if he gets the nomination. and then there are other republicans about to jump in, including chris christie, trump s number to bike and north dakota governor doug joining me now on the road, nbc news correspondent vaughn hillyard in des moines. , this is the first time we have seen a lot of these gop hopefuls on the same stage, why are these events crucial for these candidates? hey, right. this really was the summer campaign kickoff here. but you just laid out why it is extra important. it is because the debate is just two and a half months away. and in order to spread the message for so many of these candidates to a broader part of the electorate, being on the debate stage is going to be key. you just laid out, they are not 45,000 unique donors. some of these candidates, they are going to have to w
She is, shows up at some point and breaks a tie, she is the president of the senate. that all her responsibilities for. under the constitution. and the if the president dies she steps in. in the house it has not been this close in a century, 435 members of house, and there 3 to 4 vote separation between them. so democrats view this as a massive mandate to destroy the country, we have inflation going through the roof, shortages are taking place in terms of april s materials, you see prices going way up, all things going on to the economy that don t need to be going on in the economy, but for what this president and his party are doing. i want to talk to but what they are proposing, i don t have all of the details they are not done writing this bill, they produce the
Now to the toxic water scandal in flint, michigan. accusations that children are testing with dangerously high levels of lead that can lead to permanent brain damage because of decisions made by city officials in flint to save money on the water supply. nbc s stephanie gosk has the story. reporter: everyone who drank the water, an entire u.s. city, is at risk. it s just crazy. reporter: the most vulnerable in flint are children like april s, 1-year-old kevin has double the level of lead considered acceptable. i can t do nothing about it but continue to buy bottles of water with money that i do not have. reporter: a water quality expert tells nbc news that just $100 a day was all it would have taken to avoid this crisis. the flint river has a high salt content so it corroded the pipes that it flowed through and lead from those pipes leached into the system. experts say that treatment from the beginning could have corrected much of the problem but city officials never did it. t