Be, according to the Border Patrol, misplaced. Good evening, peter. Pete good evening, bret. Officials at the highest level of this administration are claiming systemic racism in the Border Patrol is the reason that some mounted officers tried to round up migrants on horseback. Blaming the Border Patrol before hearing both sides. It was horrible. The president is putting the full weight of his Office Behind a narrative about mounted officers whipping migrants that may not be true. To so people treated like they did. Horses running over people being strapped. The photographer who was there says about Border Patrol i have never seen them whip anyone. He was swinging it. But it can be misconstrued when you are looking at the picture. Before the facts are in, is it helpful to your investigation for the president of the United States to use inflammatory language like people being strapped . Let me just be very clear. I know how to maintain the integrity of an investigation and this investig
Paid for. what about that? well, at least he is trying to do it. i don t necessarily agree with the 3.5 trillion. let s put that aside. he at least is offering revenue raises to do that and people are being critical of him because he wants to raise taxes. but i give him credit for that one thing we ought to acknowledge, also, they should pass a debt ceiling increase not because they want to go forward spending money. they have already spent that money. and for anyone to say to go home and brag about government spending but did not want to spend the money and put the country and the economy in jeopardy, i think, is a height of irresponsibility. bret: clearly what s as jeopardy is first bipartisan bill, trey. yes, bret. nothing is ever paid for in washington. both sides play games with the cbo how they score it dynamic or static. that s how you get $30 trillion deficit. nobody ever pays for anything. bret: winners and losers. morgan start with winner and then loser. herschel wa
Variant? so in the context of so many scientific questions around us, we are absolutely recommending that people who have had infection before again be vaccinated. bret: we have gone a long way to deal with some of the things that are out there. we have had you on here, the surgeon on here to talk about how the vaccines over all have been safe and have been study deed for years and years and years. however, there are a lot of people who are still scared about putting it in their body just to be honest. and are there enough is there enough information from you about the negative impacts that some have seen about the vaccine around the country? are you addressing those head on? you know, we have now vaccinated nearly 6 billion people around the world. we have vaccinated more than 1 will 0 million people twice for the mrna vaccines in this country. a few million of those got the j and j vaccine and only received
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bret: president biden being asked about the giant, giant bill up on capitol hill 3.5 trillion he said we are going to pay for everything we spend. it s all paid for. this is now the wall street journal writes it. budget tricks disguise the true cost of bifned. entitlement. democrats find way to cradle to welfare statement demanding what they claim 3.5 trillion over 0 years. the truth is that even that gargantuan number hides the real cost of their plans. the bills moving through committees are full of delayed starts, phony phaseouts and cost shifting to states designed to fit 3.5 trillion into a 10-year budget window that can pass with a mere 51 senate votes. even if the bill shrinks to $2 trillion or less the real costs will be far greater behold one of the greatest fiscal cons in history. wall street journal back with the panel. harold, you have been on capitol hill. you know how this works, the sausage making is ugly but for the president to say it s all