backed-up supply chain, what is the biden administration doing to fix it. and millions of americans eligible for booster. is the divide between the vaccinated and the anti-vaccine crowd wide innocence? stay with us. mission control, we are go for launch. t-minus two minutes and counting. um, she s eating the rocket. -copy that, she s eating the rocket. i assume we needed that? [chomping sound] lunchables! built to be eaten. she has eaten the rocket. [girl burps] over.
i do not want the trump tax cuts perpetuated, but i don t want anybody to think if we don t address those right now, that they re off the take. we will use them for something at some point. you can t use the wealth tax and tax the billionaires, which is what we should be doing and let corporate american off the hook. corporate american will be paying because of the overseas tax and some of the other provisions that are very technical to go into right now. we ll know more tomorrow to see what makes the cut, and then worth the time to go into it. there is also the issue of the debt ceiling. that s a separate issue. but in terms of how you get it through the congress to president biden s desk may be separate, maybe not. congress acted to raise the debt league through december 3rd. after that minority leader
children, for the future, is the healthcare piece of it, strengthening affordable care act, expanding medicaid, and expanding medicare. let s get into it, because they re important. then the third basket is we re getting into it just so we have the third bucket is the care. elder care, child care. child care and universal pre-k go together. when we say home health care, that s for elder or children, or siblings who are disabled, something like that. so is family leave going to make it into the final bill? family level? that s what we re fighting for senator sinema has said she will not support raising the corporate tax rate, raising the tax on high-wage earners, and president biden has acknowledged
vote, the fundamental basis of our democracy, that one vote that the filibuster could enable to go forward. that would be the vote. we re talking about stopping the suppression of the vote and the nullification of the elections. we re talking about redistricting, a way that s fair, may not benefit ds, but might open up some of these republican seats. it talks about stopping the big, dark, crush up special-interest money and empowers the grassroots. then, in addition for that, the voting rights act, john lewis wrote the first 300 pages of the first bill. mr. manchin has weighed in, the compromise that they vote odd last week is perfectly good, but we didn t get any republican votes. so it s worth it to you it s fundamental to our democracy. mind you, just to remind what s his name was president was
i don t get involved in the decision of the committee, but they have everything on the table. i want you to listen to a key moment in which president biden was talking about voting rights in the cnn town hall with anderson cooper the other time. take a listen. when it comes to voting rights, would you entertain the notion of doing away with the filibuster on that one issue? and maybe more. that s president biden saying he is willing to entertain the notion of getting rid of the fill bust for the voting rights act, and maybe for other things as well. do you agree with him on that one issue, that at the end of the day, having a voting rights bill is more importance than the most important vote right now in the congress of the united states is the vote to respect the sanctity of the