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so by now you have probably heard it a dozen times. this week on capitol hill will be a make or break test for president biden s agenda. congress is working to pass a $3.5 trillion reconciliation package and a $1 trillion infrastructure bill, all while trying to avoid a government shutdown and a debt crisis. and just in the last few hours the timeline on that agenda has actually gotten a little bit clearer. now, in a new letter to colleagues released tonight, speaker pelosi announced a vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill is now slated for thursday. debate on that is set to begin tomorrow morning. in a letter on friday, though, speaker nancy pelosi described the next few times as a time of great intensity. here is what pelosi had to say this morning about that bipartisan infrastructure bill which was originally scheduled to be voted on before. are you confident these progressive members will vote yes even though she says no? let me just say we re going to pass ....
it s good to see you thank you as always. we ll see you throughout the week. take my friend. it is can the democrats actually pull this off, we re gonna break down what to watch out for with our sunday night all-star panel. then with politics primarily field by divisive cultural issues in this country, we re gonna take a look at how the american cultural war, has changed over the past 30 years with calm this podcast and offered and savage. plus a new bombshell report from yahoo news. on a light cia kidnap weekly weeks julia hassan. we re going to speak to one of the journalist behind this new explosive reporting. i m aiming let s get started. we heard a dozen times this week on capitol hill will be a make-or-break test for president biden s agenda, congress is working to pass a 3.5 trillion dollar reconciliation package any one trillion dollar infrastructure bill, all while trying to avoid a government shutdown any debt crisis. and just in the last few hours the timelin ....
by hospital emergency departments in wales. in the next hour, we ll also be looking at the situation in scotland and northern ireland. a guitar teacher one of many tenants evicted because of rent arrears during the pandemic despite a promise covid wouldn t leave anyone without a home. and coming up, great excitement at london s natural history museum as an unusual dinosaur fossil is revealed to be the remains of a new ankylosaur specimen. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the government says more energy firms may go bust over the next few weeks. already one and a half million energy customers are being switched to new, potentially more expensive suppliers because so many companies have gone out of business, including, in the last hour, utility point. it s 220,000 customers have been transferred to edf. the collapse follows a huge rise in the cost of wholesale gas. in a separate development, bp says its experiencing fuel supply issues at some of its petrol stat ....
you re live in the cnn newsroom. good evening. four indictments in in roughly four months until republicans first nominating contest. donald trump continues to dominate his rivals in the gop primary. new wall street journal poll finds trump support among republican voters growing to a whopping 59%. former president expanding his lead over his next closest competitor, ron desantis, to a commanding 46 points. joining us now to talk about this, vanity fair special correspondent, molly, and ana navarro. guys, great to see you. thanks so much. ana, is it all but inevitable that trump will be the republican nominee next year? it s certainly looking that way. you know, i think it shouldn t be surprising. part of me want to be surprised but i m not that he has this hold on the republican party. and that the indictments that his legal problems that all the things happening around him mean nothing. because the loyalists have complete and absolute allegiance to this man. i ....
right there. rachel: the song is everything i love. what do you lover about tennessee the most? pete: everything. joey: i thought you were going to say its proximity to georgia. pete: we only live like three hours apart from where you are in georgia and i m in the north part of nashville. we just love it. it s warm, it s free, food is great, people are great. communities of faith and love the country and people are nice. rachel: yeah. pete: trying to get my 5-year-old, good hunting. i don t do that much. jen won t let me do that much but we ll get there. i m trying to get gwen to have a good old southern access. rachel: she s working on it. joey: how old is she? pete: she s 5. joey: the age of 11 is when it gets hard to change your ax sent. rachel: that s for accent. rachel: that s for any language. including southern. joey: i m still learning the english language. every imtie come up here i come up here. pete: you re trying to learn english and i m trying to get my ....