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involved in a typical teenager fight and the officer should have acted differently. the columbus police union president he is pushing back against that much saying bashing the cops make the people that they protect less safe. take a look. it doesn t fit an agenda that s being pushed around this entire country, certainly in ohio, here in columbus. the same day we had this tragic shooting that the officer was involved in, we had a 15-year-old shoot another 15-year-old. in cincinnati, not far from us, earlier in the week, a 13-year-old stabbed another 13-year-old. it s everywhere. we re not even hearing about those. the police have been demonized in this entire country and we are trying to catch up now. it s made criminals feel emboldened who do these crimes violence. juan: jesse, so, what we have here is a situation where you have the police officer s union standing up for them and i think that s right. but there is a new poll out today from the washington post that ....
resilience, and infrastructure, we create opportunities for everyone. that s the heart of jobs plan i proposed here in the united states. president s $2.3 trillion tax and spending plan is still being argued over on capitol hill. phase 2 is on the way with a potential price tag of another $1.5 trillion for what the white house is calling its american families plan. to be laid out at next wednesday s joint session of congress. there is pressure from the left with progressive lawmakers call on the administration to spend at least $700 billion on universal child care, quote: we believe this is a generational opportunity to invest in affordable qualities care for all children who need it and we urge you not to let it go to waste. one potential way to pay for the massive spending plan is raising taxes on higher income earners. and republicans are concerned. if they want to do home health aides and expand medicaid and raise your taxes and all the things that the president ....
but i believe in the what we need to do, in the future, is we are a democratic republic. we need to have integrity in our election system. i m not going to go on the past. you know, we re in a post-trump era and they still keep talking about it. are we, though? we re in a post-trump era. we we have moved forward. i don t think he believes that. a lot to unpack, tonight. let s start with the breaking news and the drama unfolding with the house-republican leadership vote. our jamie gangel joins us with some new breaking details. also with us, gloria borger. jamie, you are learning more about how this vote is expected to go on on wednesday, including how congresswoman liz cheney feels about all of this. what can you tell us? first of all, i think what not a lot of people realize is what does the conference chair do? liz cheney is the conference chair. that means she is running the conference, on wednesday morning. which means, it is very likely, that she coul ....
doj. what i can say is my good friend, michael harrison, is the commissioner of the baltimore police department. he and i speak fairly regularly. they re under consent decree. and what i have seen through him is how if you get the right team running the consent decree, it can do nothing but benefit the department and the city. so i think ideally, we don t find ourselves in that space because it s just i think it can be costly, quite honestly. i also will say if the doj says if this is necessary, it s necessary. so what do you need to do to make it a positive? again, i would encourage you to reach out to commissioner harrison. he s living it real time. but he has told me repeatedly that the consent decree is what has allowed him to really drive change in baltimore. so you know what the? i want us to be successful. i m not going to say that there s no reason to drive fear being alarmist. that s not where we re at. the doj wants us to get this right. louisville is a majo ....
california s beautiful weather, abundant natural resources, it has attracted hardworking, innovative, fun loving people from all across the country. so for many years california was, well, pretty much an imagem come in embodied the american dream. actually represented what reagan called the shining city on a hill. but now, today, california is suffering. the states one party, democratic party rule, has been unchecked, and by the way, hasn t been checked in a decade, and the results are palpable. the states taxes are now beyond oppressive, especially to those who are struggling to get five. income tax, well, as high as 12%, 13%. sales tax over 7%. corporate taxes, which, of course, they don t pay taxes, they try as hard as they can to pass it on to we, the people, well, that is hovering around 10% in the state. and get this, california s gas tax, a whopping $0.50 per gallon, among the highest in the nation. meanwhile, massive restrictions on development, construction, ha ....