the president s domestic agenda has house democrats are divided on infrastructure strategy. lost to get to. let s bring in john harwood and senior political analyst mr. john avalon. good evening one and all. both johns, by the way. john harwood, you first. let s start with this critical week for the president s domestic agenda. this is where the rubber really is going to meet the road here and it comes down to the democrats this time so give us the latest. what do you think? what do you know? look, don, the democrats will have to decide whether to hang together or hang rseparately. this is the margins are so small in the house and senate anybody or any small group of people in the house can take down the president s agenda if they want to. so you ve had this group of moderate democrats in the house who have been threatening to withhold support for the larger budget bill that they re going to do with democrats only votes, the $3.5 trillion unless they first get a vote on t
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blasting a spending proposal as reckless and irresponsible. mark meredith is live in delaware where president biden is spending the holiday weekend. president biden unveiled his budget proposal on friday afternoon of a holiday weekend and the timing is certainly unusual. there is 20th mixed reaction. democrats democrats thrilled to see democrats thrilled as he was coming of the white house and republicans warning about the $6 billion spending plan. this is a lot of money and it takes a lot of time to go through everything but highlights include money to address the upper structure proposal under debate funding to boost safety net programs and the cdc in gun violence as well. it s memorial day weekend we thought it will would mean for the pentagon additional $735 billion in proposed spending money that would go to not only raise the pay-for u.s. troops that money to counter china on the pacific money to buy more fighter jets and address security challenges in space. the pres
all about joe biden essentially making his kind of debut as president on the world stage and kind of renewing america s vows towards multi-lateralism, international institutions and really what they would call the liberal world order, the one that has essentially ensured a lot of global peace since world war ii. that is what joe biden is here to do. he s trying to say diplomacy is back and america is back with a new role in the world. now a lot of this is surrounded by awkward photo opportunities, meetings with the queen who s made her own couple of jokes and tonight there s going to be marshmallows and hot rum, steak and lobster on the beach. so you might be able to see some really important global leaders snacking, chatting with each other, maybe walking around barefoot. so it should be quite a nice one to see and then, like you said, president biden is going to be taking off for london to meet and sip tea with the queen. joshua? well, matt, actually, i m jason. joshua is
barrage of incoming rockets from a terror group backed by iran. tensions mount. they wouldn t be doing this if trump for president. the iranians would be afraid troubled hold them accountable. shannon: a full-fledged humanitarian and rule of law meant down. crime is up in most major american cities as cops opt to retire and finding new recruits gets tougher. millions of jobs employer say they can t fail because people are benefiting from government assistance as the presidents want trillions more in government spending creates big i did make clear to the president that we are not willing to go back and raise taxes, undo the 2017 comprehensive tax reform bill. shannon: four months into the biden presidency, many questions unanswered. the white house and the president admit his team doesn t want him answering questions off-the-cuff. fox news @ night starts right now. as families are already struggling in this economy, the specter of increasing inflation looms larger. as