President biden set to unveil a sixpoint plan tomorrow for his administration, trying to end the covid pandemic, how they re going to try to do it. Officials say it has a mix of encouragement and mandating. And the president is also facing crucial weeks ahead, in pushing his massive infrastructure and spending plans through congress. Can he keep democrats united? and disagreement within the family of robert f. Kennedy. Joining me now, john harwood and john avlon. Thank you very much. I appreciate both of you joining me. John harwood, president biden is set to give a major speech tomorrow. What do we expect to hear from him? don, september is a critical month for joe biden on multiple fronts. One of them is managing the aftermath of afghanistan. Another is trying to push this legislative program through congress by keeping his democratic party together. Not an easy task. But what we re going to see tomorrow is an attempt to reset his effort on the absolute number one priority for his ad
have you ever missed 360 ? you can listen to our podcast. go to cnn.com/podcasts. search for anderson cooper 360. the news continues. let s hand it over to laura coates and cnn tonight. good to see you. i am laura coates. welcome to cnn tonight. the big headline is president biden s clarion call for congressional action on voting rights. this, of course, hundreds of miles away from the u.s. capitol, which has been a big point of contention for many voting rights advocates who chose not to stand beside him in georgia today. they say they want to see action, not just talk. and many are wondering if this conversation is coming in too little, too late, even if we re not yet a year into the biden presidency. we ll hear more about that issue in just a moment. still, the president, a self-proclaimed creature of the senate, delivered his loudest call yet for the senate to change its rules on the filibuster in order to get two stalled voting rights bills passed. he says he s
hello, thank you for joining me. i m frederricka whitfield. donald trump endorsing a deal that could lead to the u.s. shutting down the border with mexico. he is now throwing his support behind a bipartisan senate bill that gives the u.s. the authority to crack down on illegal crossings. but republican house speaker mike johnson is already warning the senate border deal would face strong opposition in his chamber writing if rumors about the draft proposal are true, it would have been dead in arrival in the house anyway. and for more, let s bring in priscilla alvarez. what you can tell us about president biden s support for this tougher border bill? reporter: well, this marks a stark shift from the white house position in the early days of the administration. and is a way to fend off attacks from former president trump on immigration policy as this election season heats up. in this rare statement from president biden, yesterday he talked about this deal saying that it was to
hello, everyone, and welcome to the amanpour hour, here s where we re headed this week. running out of patience, biden counts the political cost of the carnage in gaza, as netanyahu rejects the two-state solution. we ve been doing a make-believe peace process for 30 years. also ahead, combat veteran, test pilot and space shuttle commander, nasa s number two pam melroy on why returning to the moon is a giant leap for all human kind. this is not about a camping trip, this is actually about pushing humanity into the solar system. then, a claimed filmmaker ava duvernay on exploring the root causes of racism in her new movie origin . and from military aide stymied in congress we take you to the ukrainian front line, where ammunition is running dangerously low. by the way, they re not even explosive rounds, they re smoke rounds. welcome to the program, everyone, i m christiane man poor in london, it s one of the world s most consequential diplomatic relationshi
for those who fought in this war unlike any war the world had ever seen before, it was a symbol, a reminder that as long as those who stand for freedom, light will always triumph over darkness. my fellow americans, jill, vice president harris, secretary mcdonough, secretary buttigieg, secretary mayorkas, director haines, deputy secretary hicks and most importantly our veterans and service members and equally as important their families. we come together today to once again honor the generations of americans who stood on the front lines of freedom to once again bear witness to the great deeds of a noble few who risked everything to give us a better future. those who have always kept the light of liberty shining bright across the world, our veterans. that s not hyperbole. our veterans. every year on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month we gather in this sanctuary of sacrifice to pause, to pay tribute to these patriots of the greatest fighting force in the history of