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burner as the biden administration and senate democrats push forward on a cody relief bill that some lawmakers and even left-leaning economists say could actually hurt the economy in the long run. president biden saying today it s an easy choice, pointing to the latest jobs numbers as proof there is no time to waste. this as he met with 10 republican senators earlier this week who proposed a counter offer to his nearly $2 trillion plan. white house correspondent kristin fisher has been following it all. she joins us live from the north lawn from the white house with the latest. good evening, kristin. good evening, bret. the week started with president biden meeting with republican senators and hoping to cut a deal. but it is ending with the president giving his strongest signal yet that he intends to move forward with his relief plan without republican support. i m going to act. i m going to act fast. in his most fiery defense of his 1.9 trillion-dollar relief plan, pre
been renounced. now they democratic squad speaking out about how vulnerable they feel in the wake of the capitol hill rights. working with republican lawmakers they claim could be violently dangerous. nancy pelosi giving them 60 minutes to express their lived experience. democratic congressman philip saying that he is realizing how frightening the riots must have been for his nonwhite colleagues. i am here tonight to say to my brothers and sisters in congress and all around our country. i m sorry. i m sorry. for i had never understood, really understood, what privilege really means. it took a violent mob of insurrectionist s and a lightning bolt moment in this very room. shannon: hello, welcome to fox news @ night, shannon bream and washington. chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher starts us off with the stories were hearing tonight. some skeptics say they re not all completely factual. a good evening. good evening come out the back and forth between alexa
marjorie to the green from her committee assignments over conspiracy theories she has since renounced and now the democratic swat speaking out about how vulnerable they feel in the wake of the capitol hill riot and having to work among republican lawmakers they claim to be violently dangerous. nancy pelosi giving them 60 minutes to express their lived experience and share their emotions on house for tonight. democratic congressman dean phillips says he is realizing how especially frightening the rights must ve been for his nonwhite colleagues. i m here tonight to say to my brothers and sisters in congress and all around our country i am sorry. i am sorry. i had never understood, really understood what privilege really means. it took a violent mob of insurrectionist and a lightning bolt moment in this very room. shannon: breaking news correspondent trace gallagher start us off with a story we are hearing and some skeptics who say they aren t all completely effectual. the b
and hours long session on the critical measure that could pave the way for president biden s $1.9 trillion relief package. jillian: griff jenkins has a breakdown, you always win. reporter: more exciting than watching the super bowl you can watch your senate hard at work on votearama. they ve been at this since 2:30 p.m. yesterday. it is a time-honored tradition where the minority party forces the majority party to endure endless amendments putting senators on the record. any senator can offer an amendment to the budget measure and so far 850 have been filed and as we have seen overnight more than 30 reached a roll call voice vote on the floor. unclear when the ends. we are told maybe in an hour or so. we will keep you posted. some amendments pass, others fail. when it did pass, senators todd young, proposal to block illegal immigrants from getting stimulus checks. it was adopted but 42 lawmakers voted against it and some of the issues which range from tax increases on small