overreach, pure and simple. i think it s wrong on principle, but it s also wrong on strategy. my guest this morning, surgeon general vivek murthy and republican governor asa hutchinson. as democrats try to go big with their agenda. people need help right away and we will get the job done. one of their own says the price tag is too high. i would ask my colleagues and all of the senate to hit the pause button on the 3.5, hit the pause button. this morning i ll talk to the democrat who could make or break that bill, senator joe manchin of west virginia. also, remembering september 11th. i just told him a second plane hit the second tower, america was under attack. reflexes on that terrible day and the 20 years since. joining me for insight and analysis are nbc news senior washington correspondent hallie jackson, syndicated columnist george will, kim atkins stohr from the boston loan and presidential historian, doris kearns goodwin. welcome to sunday. it s meet
very close relationship with sean hannity. later, a start-up trying to guard against hope sietzs. they re here to share some news. they will join me for news about newsguard later this hour. first, the never-ending election. neverending elections are so bad for the united states. as president biden hits his one-year mark in office, donald trump hits a wall, repeating his usual lies at a rally in arizona overnight. the rallies themselves are barely news anymore. what s newsworthy, what s interesting, is the way these allies are covered or the way they re ignored. for example, here s what trump said at the very top of the rally saturday night, calling the media the big lie. last year we had a rigged election and the proof is all over the place. we have a lot of proof and they know it s proof. they always talk about the big lie. they re the big lie. but the fake news and the lame-stream media refuse and refuse, they refuse to talk about it. so he s actually right about t