A short time ago, the white house said this. The president put forward a responsible offer in the interest of finding bipartisan, common ground that includes critical investments in our infrastructure to create middleclass jobs, and strengthen our competitiveness in the world. As well as cuts to his original proposal, and a way to pay for it. The ball is now in their court to respond with a goodfaith counteroffer. This is big news, for a number of reasons. First, this stalemate over sticker price further delays the critical revamp america s infrastructure needs. But it, also, is a tell of the gop s strategy toward the white house, and presents the president and his party with a question that we have asked many times on this program. To get things done, must the filibuster go? if deadlines, still, stick in washington, timing is of the essence here. The white house set memorial day as its deadline to strike an infrastructure deal. And no sign they are letting up on it. With me now, calif
ainsley. ken dilanian, what do we know about this investigation? they appear to have seized his electronic devices. as you said, this marks a major escalation in a long-running federal investigation of the former mayor of new york city and president trump s personal lawyer, because it means that the fbi and the justice department convinced a judge that there was probable cause to believe that a crime had been committed and that evidence of that crime could be found at these locations. now, giuliani s lawyer has been saying that this was what he called legal thuggery, because he said his client had offered to talk to the justice department and provide them documents. we have not been able to reach rudy giuliani or his lawyer, robert costello, but the backdrop of this, katy, is a long-run investigation that started from if you remember those two characters, those soviet-born men, lev parnov and igor freeman, pardon me, but we re working with rudy giuliani to dig up informat
outnumbered first timer todd piro, welcomed, todd. great to be here. kayleigh: stopping president biden s covid vaccine mandate, the white house called on businesses to defy the court and move forward with the workplace mandate anyway. a message to businesses right now is to move forward with measures that will make their workplace safer and protect them, their workforces from covid-19. that was her message after the first day issued by the seventh circuit, that remains our message and nothing has changed. kayleigh: unbelievable, this is florida governor ron desantis pushes back citing anti-vaccine mandate bills into law thursday and brandon, florida, of all places, the crowd breaking out into chance during the event. [chanting] kayleigh: in the latest tiff between the president and ron desantis, the governor went on to threat the government overreach. first of all this idea that somehow conservatism is about to like local school work, it is the united states of
towards space after russia shot it with a missile. walk us through this resolution and what it means for paul gosar, please. let s lay it out for everybody. this is the most serious thing that can be bestowed upon a member of the house of representatives. it is symbolic, but it hasn t been done since 2010. the last time we saw a censure vote was for charlie rangel for an ethics violation. this hasn t happened for a while. as you mentioned, it is a resolution to both censure paul gosar and strip him of the two committees he serves on. it s worth noting that congresswoman ocasio-cortez serves with him on one of those committees, so we expect for that vote to happen kind of mid tomorrow afternoon, after they walk through one hour of debate evenly divided on both sides. but this also comes, don, importantly after no, really, action from house minority leader kevin mccarthy who said that there was a closed door meeting earlier today where gosar and mccarthy s words explained h
weekend. let s get right into the headlines. there is major news in holding trump s coup lawyer accountable even as some threaten putin style attacks on opponents if they get trump reelected. this is as a california judge ruled against trump lawyer john eastman today who separately awaits trial in georgia. mounting legal setbacks are significant because he was legal master mind and architect of key planks of the coup plot as january 6 hearings showed. he started to ask me about e something dealing with georgia g and preserving something potentially for appeal. i don t think it s your authority but frankly i think you have a duty. did dr. eastman admit his proposal would violate the electorial act. he acknowledged that was the case, even what he viewed as more politically palatable option would violate provisions. i said are you out of your effing mind? i want to hear two words coming out of your mouth from now on. orderly transition. orderly transition. that s a