there are no delays, that there are no mixups and no mixed understandings about what the deal is. and so that s what i ve been saying. i am open to hearing what other options there are for that. but i am very concerned about legislative language, holding things up, voter drama affecting the deal. it s both content and process. the resolution is not here in this caucus. it s with two senators and the rest of 98% of the democratic caucus. and so that s i think i think that s where the discussion is. and you know, and we ll see what we get. it s clear progressive democrats are not going to take the $1.5 trillion offer. it s clear that progressives know they ll have to come down from the $1.5 trillion offer as well. the president s bipartisan infrastructure deal remains in house limbo. the reconciliation bill is in senate limbo. all signs point to an eventual agreement somewhere between the two big numbers. democrats in both chambers agree on one thing. it would be mutually a
shady business dealings. known aliases include robin whether, robert l. peters and j. r. beware. i guess mclovin was already taken. so it s just mclovin? yeah. bad ass. it is bad ass. lot of people with weird names nowadays. you think that s bad. hunter biden s grip seems to be going strong. the white house is refusing to rule out the first son is still cashing in on his dad s name. we know that from hunter biden associate that he sold the appearance of access to then vice president biden. are you confidence he had stopped doing that? that is a question for hunter biden. if someone is selling that s a question for the white house. that is your, i don t know, how you are perceiving that. it s sworn testimony. i am just not peter, i m just not going to get into this. i m not. the evidence against biden is piling up. democrats are finding new ways to embarrass themselves while defending the first family. watch. one day he s sleepy joe. the next da
california can t catch a break. this morning about 25 million people are under flood warnings across the western u.s. the damage storm hillary has lend where it s headed now. this is the week donald trump and 18 others now charged in georgia will have to surrender, turning themselves in to atlanta s fulton county jail, just as one of the accused makes a big move to try to get his charges dropped. president biden on his way to maui with more than 800 people still unaccounted for after the deadly wildfires. i m john berman with kate bolduan and sara sidner. this is cnn news central. this morning storm hillary is now moving north as a post-tropical cyclone after shattering rainfall records in southern california and leaving behind life-threatening flooding. flood watches remain in place for 25 million people up and down the west coast. look at those pictures out of cathedral city, california. this is video overnight showing part of the california desert, yep, under wat
trying to put the d.a. and her defense team on defense. the accusation is that fani willis had an improper relationship with one of her prosecutors and stood to benefit financially from employing him. the subsequent testimony has been salacious at times, heated at others, especially when willis herself took the stand a couple of weeks ago to call the whole investigation bs. and while the alleged conduct is dominating the headlines, it doesn t change the underlying allegations in the original case, which is that more than a dozen people including the former president, have been accused of coordinating to try and illegally overturn the results of the 2020 elections in georgia. joining us now, host of the katie phang show right here on msnbc, katie phang. we are watching the courtroom. judge mcafee is sitting down. katie, give us the initial state of play. reporter: so today are going to be the arguments, you can call them the closing arguments if you want, katie, because this