fight for him and got him excited. you ll hear from professor anita hill that talks about sexual harassment against women decades before the me too movement. what we re doing is accepting violence, accepting the precursors to violence and we re telling girls that they should accept it, too, and not complain. also huma abedin talks about her years at hillary clinton eastside and how abedin s life was shattered by the scandals of her husband former congressman anthony weiner. in every one of those instances, joy, i really tried to make the best decision for my son, for myself until i got to the point where i just couldn t do it anymore. and the one and only jordan klepper talks about his adventures from maga land. the people that think this is a fun tailgate get in the same big ol group and you see the iq drop, the indrop you don t have an adult in the room you see bad things happen. the serious throughout to our democracy and critical importance of passing votin
road map for the investigation by the january 6th select committee, one that has now ensnared more than a dozen top allies of the twice-impeached, disgraced ex-president, who can shed light on the 187 minutes of inaction by donald trump, exposed by the washington post report. as the people s house came under attack by a mob of his radicalized supporters. over the course of the next hour we will talk to three of the reporters whose work lies at the heart of this mammoth investigation for a deep dive into the evidence they unearthed. stuff like this. paralysis in law enforcement that led to one of the biggest security failures in the nation s history, driven by unique breakdowns inside each law enforcement agency and exacerbated by the patchwork nature of security across a city where responsibilities are split between local and federal authorities. the post also describes this. an extensive pressure campaign by the president and those around him to get pence to block certi
21st. i m ali velshi. the bipartisan infrastructure bill has been signed into law by president biden and congressional democrats are optimistic about passing the build back better spending package before the end of the year. after passing the house entirely along party lines on friday, the transformative legislation is now headed to the senate for review this week, but it still has a difficult road ahead. its passage in the senate is not guaranteed. it will need all 50 democratic votes, and if it does pass, it might come out looking very different, based on the mercurial moods of joe manchin and kyrsten sinema, but at least it s moving. however, another crucial piece of the biden agenda, the agenda of anyone who cherishes democracy, by the way, has largely stalled, and i think it s voting rights. the washington post reports that kyrsten sinema, quote, remains firmly opposed to changing federal election laws on a partisan basis, signaling that a planned last-ditch voting rig
angle. we already know that biden team is incompetent on many fronts, their embarrassing performance in afghanistan. in foreign policy, their humiliation across the table from their counterparts and that the border importing a trifecta of disasters from covid to crime to poverty, but as nightmarish as all of that has been, biden s on track to eclipse all of it with his pathetic handling of the economy. when you take a step back and look at what s happening, we are actually making real progress. maybe it doesn t seem fast enough, i d like to see it faster and we are going to make it faster. laura: he will still be making this claim in 2024. it s coming any day now because things are always going to improve in the future but they never do. it s the ultimate bait and switch. maybe we should call it bankrupt and switch. now, this could have been a slam-dunk even for biden s goofballs. after all, we have the strongest economy of any g7 country in 2018, 2019, and 2020. that was
the accelerator. inside politics now. welcome to inside politics sunday. i m phil mattingly in for abby phillip. the front-runner for the 2020 republican nomination, he was in iowa last night. if you re wondering who that is, it is former president donald trump. he is more popular in that state than when he left office. 53% of iowans have a favorable view of it. 88-year-old senator chuck grassley is running for his eighth term readily accepted trump s endorsement on stage at the rally. still, trump remains obsessed with 2020. he spent much of the rally mocking officials he says who want him to move on. think to the future. you shouldn t go back to the past. the single biggest issue. the issue that gets the most pull, the most respect, the biggest cheers is talking about the election fraud of 2020 presidential election. ccing all republican officials say, the media hasn t moved on. i have a panel with me. iowa visits. we all know what that means. that s a thing that