find here at tower records. it s now out of business. three, two, one! [ cheers and applause ] this is a very special moment, the first performance at the mtv studios in the new millennium. please welcome no doubt! that s great it starts with an earthquake, birds and snakes and aeroplanes lenny bruce is not afraid i ll always remember new year s eve 1999 going into y2k seeing no doubt on mtv playing it s the end of the world as we know it by r.e.m. it s the end of the world as we know it it s the end of the world as we know it i feel fine it was a very appropriately apocalyptic song for what turned out to be a very apocalyptic decade. happy new year! so we wake up, it s 2000, we re all alive, and we re still in the middle of teen pop mania. don t want to hear you ain t nothing but a heartache boy bands were selling so many albums. every little thing you do never seems enough for you this is the biggest year in pop mu
hello. i m dana bash in washington where the state of our union is watching to see if president biden can deliver. the new clock starts now for democrats after a week of frenzied infighting and two delayed votes. house speaker nancy pelosi set a new deadline for her party writing in a letter to her caucus on saturday the bipartisan infrastructure bill must pass before october 31. which means the party must also reach consensus on the larger social policy bill, the centerpiece of president biden s agenda. on friday president biden made clear now that he believes those two packages are linked saying that to all house democrats during a rare trip to capitol hill that s where he stands in the effort to try to calm tensions in the party. and while his negotiating skills may have worked in the short term there s signs that his decision to side with progressives by delaying the infrastructure vote may have caused real damage with the moderate wing. saturday, senator kyrsten sinema o
700,000 dead of covid-19. the future of where we go with this pandemic really lies with our ability to get this country vaccinated. inside politics the biggest stories sourced by the best e reporters, now. welcome to inside politics . i m phil mattingly in today. quickly passing the two core pieces of his domestic agenda collapsed but he insists it s a tem temporary set back. i m telling ya, we re going to get this done. it doesn t matter when. it doesn t matter whether it s in six minutes, six days or six weeks. we re going to get it done. so now what happens? president biden plans to hit the road this week to sell his plans and speaker nancy pelosi says her deadline for passing the infrastructure plan is september 31st. they were promised a vote last week. progressives said no, they d only vote on the bill if moderates first approved a much bigger plan full of priorities and most democrats are on board with the $3.5 trillion plan. biden doesn t need most democr
what s in, what s out and how much, can they deliver on president biden s agenda? senate majority whip dick durbin ahead. staggering milestone. more than 700,000 u.s. lives lost to covid. but we are starting to see a turning around of the curb coming down. as the u.s. looks to approve a new covid pill, how safe are you now? dr. fauci will join me. hello. i m dana bash in washington where the state of the union is watching to see if president biden can deliver. the new clock starts now for democrats after a week of frenzied infighting and two delayed votes. house speaker nancy pelosi set a new deadline for her party writing in a letter to her caucus saturday the bipartisan infrastructure bill must pass before october 31. which means the party must also reach consensus on the larger social policy bill, the centerpiece of president biden s agenda. because friday president biden made clear now that he believes those two packages are linked saying that to all house democ
plus, dem on dem. after a very public week of infighting democrats go back to the negotiating table but as disagreements remain over what s in, what s out and how much, can they deliver on president biden s agenda? senate majority whip dick durbin ahead. staggering milestone. more than 700,000 u.s. lives lost to covid. but we are starting to see a turning around of the curve coming down. as the u.s. looks to approve a new covid pill, how safe are you now? dr. anthony fauci will join me. hello. i m dana bash in washington where the state of the union is watching to see if president biden can deliver. the new clock starts now for democrats after a week of frenzied infighting and two delayed votes. house speaker nancy pelosi set a new deadline for her party writing in a letter to her caucus saturday the bipartisan infrastructure bill must pass before october 31. which means the party must also reach consensus on the larger social policy bill, the centerpiece of preside