Major damage to the building and flaws in the construction. We ll have reports from the scene and i ll talk with the miamidade county mayor. Also a case of bipartisanship appears to break out on infrastructure. We all came to get some. What we did first was put the needs of our country. Soon things break down as president biden say as larger plan must also be part of the deal. Where does this deal stand now? my guest this morning, republican senator bill cassidy of louisiana and democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasiocortez of new york, and the justice department sues georgia over its new voting law. The eligibility of our ability to vote is the center. Joining me for insight and analysis are nbc news washington correspondent andrea mitchell. Msnbc host joshua johnson and danielle pletka ott the american prize it substitution. Welcome to sunday. It s meet the press. Welcome to meet the press, the longest running show in television history. This is meet the press with chuck todd. It
migrant boy in texas stopping and asking border patrol agent for help. he is one of many children found abandoned at the border every day. hello, welcome to another edition of america reports, i am john roberts in washington and hi, sandra. sandra: and sandra smith in new york my hello, john, these images of young children all by themselves. they are met by border patrol agents at the border. no matter how many new shelters are built, the biden administration, john, cannot keep up with a surge. right now, there were more than 19,000 unaccompanied migrant children in u.s. custody. john: sandra this comes as top republican request with briefing to men on the fbi terrorist watch list caught cost, crossing the border. we will speak with you and investor nikki haley about the take on the border crisis, but first let s go to alex hogan life on the border in texas, alex? house speaker kevin mccarthy says he wants a briefing of classified briefing how these two men from yemen
a closer look at the shadowy effort that s getting high-profile results getting the war in ukraine on to russian soil. we begin tonight with exclusive new reporting, the prosecutors investigating former president s handling of classified material have in their position a recording from the summer of 2021 in which the former president is telling people around him in a meeting at his golf rissoles or it in bedminster that he has held on to a pentagon document about a potential attack on iran. cnn s reporting this undercuts his argument that he declassified everything, and on the tape, as he spoke, it sounds like he was waving a piece of paper around, raising the question, was he holding the classified documents in question? which goes to what cnn s kaitlan collins asked him at cnn s town hall earlier this month. when it comes to your documents, did you ever show those classified documents to anyone? not really. i would have the right. two by the way, they were declassified
Democrats voting with republicans, but there are 29 republicans who voted against that rule, showing there is some opposition on both sides of the aisle. but there are folks on the left to believe the white house conceded and gave mccarthy far too much in this negotiation. using this process to negotiate legislation in spending, which has never happened before, is unprecedented and unacceptable, and we can t support that precedent. instead of saying, padding is on the head and saying could have been worse, they could have said, this is the end of the fossil fuel giveaways. i m pretty discouraged and frustrated that it has come to this. that last congressman referring to interaction he had with the white house earlier today where they said it could ve been a lot worse but he was concerned about some of the energy provisions in. there it s onshore how many democrats will vote for this, but the democrats are expected
Trillion, $4 trillion, but i ve heard from more conservative democrats in the house who think $3 trillion is too much. is there a baseline number you can tolerate before you come out against the deal? well, to me, it s not just about a price tag, right? you can have an enormous price tag that s chock-full of fossil fuel giveaways and that s not going to solve our problem. likewise you can also have an infrastructure plan that s too small and it s so small it doesn t invest in any meaningful way that people can feel a positive impact in their everyday lives. for me it s not so much about a price tag, but there is a level we do go too small, but it s really about what impact are we making. and it s important that we talk