good morning, and welcome to way too early, the show that typically portland, oregon reported a higher temperature than dallas or los angeles have ever recorded. wow. i m kasie hunt on this wednesday, june 30th. we ll start with the news. we re now entering day seven since a portion of a 12-story beachfront condo building came down crashing in the middle of the night. 12 people are confirmed have died and 50 agencies and nonpersonnel working at the site including teams from mexico and israel. no one has been pulled from the rubble since thursday morning, hours after the collapse. despite it all, no one is giving up hope. one woman in bangladesh was pulled out of the rubble crying after 17 days. so, you know, we re not losing hope. we re not slowing down. we re not giving up. we re going to pull everybody out of that rubble. and we re hoping and praying for some miracles. these are the times that are the most difficult, you know. but we re here to do a job. we re here wi
occurred naturally. the national institutes of health and dr. fauci that there was almost no evidence that supported a natural evolution or source of covid-19. the data disproportionately stacked up as we investigated it was coming out of the lab for some supernatural source. dagen: house lawmakers are preparing to introduce two new bills aimed at china today. when establishing a commission investigating the origins of the pandemic, the other allowing americans to sue beijing. republicans are pressuring president biden to hold china accountable. the evidence i think strongly suggests that this virus escaped from one of the two institutes of virology and wuhan, china. the chinese government responsible for unleashing the worst pandemic in a century on the world. we need to hold china accountable instead of rewarding them and need to be held accountable financially for what they have done to the world. dagen: dan bongino, to you first. senator cotton was talking abo
then the spinning over what we know about the police gassing of peaceful protesters before trump s photo op. plus, as talks continue, why any infrastructure bill that doesn t address climate change is not worth passing. and how one senator gave up the game during an interrogation of the first african-american secretary of defense. mr. secretary, do you believe that our military is a fundamentally racist organization? yes or no, please? all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. the republican party has found the achilles heal in the biden economy, expensive burritos. chipotle announced they are raising prices to cover the cost of increasing wages for their employees. heaven forbid. the price increase is all of 4%. prices vary by location, but that basically means if your chipotle burrito cost $10, it will go up $10.40. color me a little skeptical that is going to be the deciding factor in the midterm election. never mind chipotle paid th
the national institutes of health and dr. fauci that there was almost no evidence that supported a natural evolution or source of covid-19. the data disproportionately stacked up as we investigated it was coming out of the lab for some supernatural source. dagen: house lawmakers are preparing to introduce two new bills aimed at china today. when establishing a commission investigating the origins of the pandemic, the other allowing americans to sue beijing. republicans are pressuring president biden to hold china accountable. the evidence i think strongly suggests that this virus escaped from one of the two institutes of virology and wuhan, china. the chinese government responsible for unleashing the worst pandemic in a century on the world. we need to hold china accountable instead of rewarding them and need to be held accountable financially for what they have done to the world. dagen: dan bongino, to you first. senator cotton was talking about that virology lab
vote no. no, it s not. no, i got to make sure we re going to move to a better compromise. we are following those headlines. and this. crucial meetings on the fate of america s crumbling infrastructure underway on the hill. right now hundreds of billions of dollars to expand internet access and fix u.s. roads and bridges. on the line. cnn s jessica dean is live for us on capitol hill. first, the voting rights bill. we know it s doomed because of republicans and they need at least ten to come on board in order to pass this through the next level. the next step. but democrats, they want unity and given manchin s stance, how likely is that? well, we will just have to see. that is playing out as we speak down the halls as the senators talked with one heard. we heard from senator amy klobuchar who told us they are negotiating with senator manchin over specifically voter i.d. and also mail-in voting as they try to get some consensus around a full unified democratic vote for