Policies. biden administration has yet to endorse them or their calls for xi to resign. sandra: what message is the u.s. sending by staying neutral in this historic demonstration? columnist byron york, rebecca grant, and dave rubin are all here. john: begin this tuesday with time running out to avert a devastating rail strike, could cost the economy $2 billion a day and send the supply chain into disarray in time for the holidays. john roberts in washington. good to spend the day with you. sandra: you as well, john. this is america reports . hundreds of business groups are asking the president to take a more active role in resolving these deadlock talks. but so far the white house is refusing to do that. instead, choosing to pass the buck to congress. after a mid morning meeting at the white house, speaker pelosi says the house will vote tomorrow to block the strike by
Wealth which is in amazon shares. the question then becomes what happens to the ownship of thos shares? lawyers say he will likely find a way to roo tan voting power, but it remains to be seen, the terms of that agreement. thanks so much. up next, deadlock talks offer the border wall shutdown appear to hit an impasse after the president walked out of that meeting with congressional leaders yesterday. will the president use that to declare a national emergency?