became untenable as they needed support of moderates and progressives in the democratic party in the house to get on board with both the infrastructure bill that s now law and then also build back better, which is what they just voted on. so now it does head to the senate, where, remember, they need to get all 50 democratic senators on board. this is a very specific process they re using to pass this. so there s a lot of procedural hurdles they have to face and get through, but they also more than anything need to get on the same page. at this point, senator joe manchin of course has expressed a lot of concern about a number of provisions that are coming out of the house over into the senate. one example of that, paid family leave. that is more likely than not to get dropped. he s expressed that he does not believe that belongs in this bill. but there s a virt of other issues. climate provisions, for example, they need to get into and figure out what can get the support of al
outnumbered first timer todd piro, welcomed, todd. great to be here. kayleigh: stopping president biden s covid vaccine mandate, the white house called on businesses to defy the court and move forward with the workplace mandate anyway. a message to businesses right now is to move forward with measures that will make their workplace safer and protect them, their workforces from covid-19. that was her message after the first day issued by the seventh circuit, that remains our message and nothing has changed. kayleigh: unbelievable, this is florida governor ron desantis pushes back citing anti-vaccine mandate bills into law thursday and brandon, florida, of all places, the crowd breaking out into chance during the event. [chanting] kayleigh: in the latest tiff between the president and ron desantis, the governor went on to threat the government overreach. first of all this idea that somehow conservatism is about to like local school work, it is the united states of
the courtroom, he tried again today, and again today, the judge denied his motion. that s what s happening inside the courthouse. outside, a large group of prominent faith leaders gathered to support the arbery family ahead of a planned march this afternoon. cnn s martin savidge is in brunswick. a lot happening on both sides of that courthouse door. what s the latest? reporter: yeah. you re right about that, victor. in fact, as you could hear him probably, see behind us, the demonstration that s taking place, the rally in support of ahmaud arbery s family and yes, a lot of black pastors have shown up in response to the words of defense attorney kevin goff. as to what happened today in testimony, so, day two, of course, travis mcmichael, the man who killed ahmaud arbery, that s without question, we saw it on tape, it was the prosecution that was going after, as you pointed out, the inconsistencies that he has made on two very specific points. one, he was admitting on the wit
hopefully it all allows us to give you an even better program that has more resonance and relevance. so here we are. we are back. and welcome to prime time. the jury has the kyle rourns case and their job got harder today. i ll xlab why. now on one level they are doing this with 500 national guard troops on stand by for any unris in wisconsin. and i have to remember this jury is sequestered. we don t know who s deliberating yet. you have a group just under a dozen people. the judge will decide which ones of the 12. they ll go home and try not to follow the coverage but they ll be aware of all the weight of expectation just that s heavy. the atmosphere is tough but so s the case. they got a lot of charges to consider. and they came and got extra ones today and got an unusually confusing set of instructions from a controversial judge who s an issue. will he be for them? we ll see. now the judge threw out a weapons charge today. you are hearing a lot about in online. look. the s
understanding the energy. having guests that you can actually see. hopefully it all allows us to give you an even better program that has more resonance and relevance. so here we are. we are back. and welcome to prime time. the jury has the kyle rittenhouse case and their job got harder today. i ll explain why. now on one level they are doing this with 500 national guard troops on stand by for any unrest in wisconsin. and i have to remember this jury is not sequestered. we don t know who s deliberating yet. you have a group just under a dozen people. the judge will decide which ones of the 12. they ll go home and try not to follow the coverage but they ll be aware of all the weight of expectation just that s heavy. the atmosphere is tough but so s the case. they got a lot of charges to consider. and they came and got extra ones today and got an unusually confusing set of instructions from a controversial judge who s an issue. will he be for them? we ll see. now the judge thre