Browser window. [cheers and applause] greg: i was just kidding. Okay? wild crime spreads like a virus on a plane full of democrats. At least we know true justice is being done. A florida man has been sentenced to eight months in jail for breaching the senate chamber on january 6th carrying a trump flag. The only surprise, he didn t get life without parole. Now, we re not liberal so we get it. You do the crime, you do the time. Got that from beretta. For anybody watching who s younger than 75, beretta, he had a parrot. No? doesn t ring a bell? but you can still question the penalty. And, you know, if you were blm, it would be a okay. But it s obvious that they overdid the sentencing. In fact, they even admit it as one assistant u. S. Attorney said, it will send a loud and clear message so there won t be a next time. But you ve got to worry when you become a message. Because then you re screwed. It s a threat like finding a horse s head in your bed or a book signed by andrew cuomo. Sente
Voters were misunderstood. If you re the average voter, you re thinking, you know, looks like his policies are working to me to some degree, which explains why trump was able to make some inroads, real inroads among nonwhite voters feeling like you know what? i m working and making decent money. Things feel good. Martha: sounds like there was concern about that. Clearly significant job growth in the trump administration. Now you have an unprecedented flood of relief money that is leaving people at home and not work. President biden says he will announce $6 billion in spending to build black wealth and narrow the racial wealth gap. Amid the discussion of forgiving students loans and reparations, all of that is in the mix. Peter doocy live with the details. We begin with aei scholar, marc thiessen. How are you? hi, martha. Martha: what did you make of the comments? it s a tale of three democrats. Bill clinton said the era of big government is over. Barack obama said the era is big govern
Money into minority communities. Peter ducey starts us off tonight. Good evening. Today president biden used the greenwood vict of tulsa as an example of the kind of place where federal help never came in and matched the need after thousands of black americans were left homeless and hundreds were left dead. But he s now promising to change that. I come here to help fill the silence because in silence wounds deepen. To help heal president biden wants to use taxpayer dollars to make it easier for minorities to get mortgages and small business loans. The white house explains the federal government is the largest consumer of goods in the world buying everything from software to elevator services to financial and asset management. Federal procurement is one of our most powerful tools to advance equity and build wealth in underserved communities but critics argue this is the wrong approach. When we re talking about making more grants available for small and disadvantaged businesses and commu
johannesburg, south africa. david, what are south african officials saying about this new variant? reporter: they re saying they needed to bring the attention to the world this variant because of its troubling characteristics. on one side it s got the very many mutations, particularly on the spike protein, which could mean, they say, that it might evade immunity from previous infection and have some impact, unclear what, on the vaccine efficacy. it is very early days on this, and that is why they said they wanted to come out publicly. one health official a short time ago telling cnn they re being punished now because of their transparency. all across the world there are countries now banning travel starting with the united kingdom, banning travel from this region and other parts of the continent because of the threat these countries say of this possible variant of concern. so far, it hasn t been designated by the w.h.o. that could come in the coming hours. there have been p
his massive spending plan with the price tag remaining the huge sticking point at this point. john: progressives calling for $3.5 trillion in spending but moderate say they want to package that costs less than half of that and a key biden ally said it could fall somewhere in between. around $2 trillion. sandra: jacqui heinrich is here with the latest from the white house to kick things off, hey. good afternoon to both of you guys. chris coons said publicly what we have known through our own stories same for a little over two weeks now at the white house to broker roughly $2 trillion reconciliation package reaching an agreement between house progressives and the moderate senators joe manchin and kyrsten sinema. but since the last deadline came and went two weeks ago, there has really been no progress. progressives are think that is their fault. one of them is very much fined with that tax pieces. so one of them does not really support that. one supports prescription dr