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cracking down on protesters demanding the release of opposition leader alexei navalny. i m pamela brown in washington. you are in the cnn newsroom on this sunday, and we have breaking news tonight. a covid relief package pitched today by a group of ten republicans does not go far enough for the biden administration. the $600 billion gop proposal has a significantly lower price tag than. splan. i spoke to a senior official who said biden is open to some negotiation including scaling down stimulus checks to households making more than $150,000, but the official i spoke with said the republicans counteroffer, quote, is not going to scratch the itch. the more now from the white house. arlette. the let s start with the republican plan offer today. what s in it? well, this counterproposal from senate republicans is much smaller than what the biden administration had been pushing for. this gop proposal is roughly $600 billion, and just to go down the list of a few of the ....
republican senators to vote to convict. members of the party are now faced with the question about whether a former president impeached twice is still the best representative for their party. you still believe president trump is the best face for the republican party? yes or no? i think he s the i think, yeah. i think donald trump s policies served the country well. i think donald trump has to rehabilitate himself as a politician. cnn s senior washington correspondent joe johns joins us on capitol hill. joe, we heard from a number of republican senators today about the odds trump will be impeached or convicted i should say. what are they saying? reporter: 48 hours ago we re really starting to see a refinement of the arguments especially from those members of the united states senate who are probably most likely to vote against convicting the former president and from lindsey graham one of the most interesting things i heard him say today is something playing i ....
president biden turning up the heat on congress to pass his $1.9 trillion covid relief plan, saying we have to act now, there s no time for delay. he s hoping to pass a bill with bipartisan support. but if not, says it has to pass, quote, no it s, and s, or but s. house minority leader kevin mccarthy is struggling to get his party in order, a party in diagnose array. she s set to meet with congresswoman taylor greene who has made incendiary comments. some of her comments are full of anti-semitic tropes, bigotry and conspiracy theories. she sees a q in the sky for an eric trump golf course tweet. she replies to a commenter and calls george soros a nazi, that one is still up on twitter right now. just so you can see what she is engaging with when she calls soros a nazi, here is a larger version of that graphic portraying him as a vampire going up in flames. if those tweets both those tweets, i should say, are verified by cnn s k-file. there are two screenshots of two ....
and former cia officer david priest. david, good to see you. i haven t seen you in a while. david is the author of the president s book of secrets. let s start with john harwood. john, president biden says trump should no long e receive briefings citing his erratic behavior. this is a big deal. well, it s a big deal, don, in the sense that no other ex-president has been denied this information. but it s a completely normal deal when you think about how donald trump is different from every other previous ex-president. is he discreet with classified information? no. he wasn t as president. is he capable of providing wise advice that joe biden or any other policy maker would value based on that information? no. is there something suspicious about his relationship vladimir putin and russia? yes. does anyone doubt that donald trump is capable of taking classified information and using it to benefit himself politically, financially or in some other way? no, nobody doubts ....
embarrass today admit they watch television. we have seen the news and it is us. slowly but surely the 1970s are disappearing. the 1980s will be upon us. what a decade it is coming up. happy new year! as you begin the 80s in the television world, the landscape was on any given evening nine out of ten people were watching one of three networks. more than 30 million people are addicted to it. what is it? primetime pot boilers like dallas. it will ruin the ewing family name. a thought like that never crossed my mind. brother or no brother dallas captivated america for 13 years. dallas is rooted in the 1970s and one of the crazy things is this character j.r. ewing as a pop phenomenon. tell me, j.r., what slut are you staying with tonight? what difference does it make? any of them have to be more interesting than the slut i am looking at now. at this point so many people were watching television that you could do something unexpected that it ....