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i m jim sciutto. there is a possible government shutdown on the horizon. the office of management and budget is now instructing federal agencies in case to prepare for a possible default. lawmakers have just seven days to prevent the government from running out of money. democrats are considering a party line vote to avoid a shutdown as president biden works behind the scenes to keep his two-track budget and infrastructure strategy alive. democratic lawmakers are running out of patience as they remain divided on that price tag, $3.5 trillion for the spending bill. the white house says it s par for the course. the president s always been open to negotiations and discussions and knew that he was not going to be alone able to wave a magic wand and pass a proposal. cnn s chief congressional correspondent manu raju joins us from capitol hill. i always ask you to handicap these things because you ve seen drama there and last-minute deals or failure to reach deals. whe ....
long oolg. hill leaders crunch the numbers on how many fellow democrats they could go without. a new move developing by republicans that s actually giving a boost to progressives. here one on one with us senator warren to talk about wit the biden agenda on the line, yet another setback, too, as talks on a police reform bill go down in flames. live on the hill with why the talks are over and live with shareeduh tate, the cousin of george floyd. good afternoon. good to be with us. ali vitale on capitol hill and joined by john breznahan. here s what we re watching. president biden s democratic diplomacy if you will happening all afternoon into tonight trying to work out the differences with democrats to save the key priorities. infrastructure and a huge social spending program and progressive democrats are dug in saying the spending bill be passed first before the vote on the more popular infrastructure bill and concerned if infrastructure goes first moderate democrats c ....
going to talk about in a second of what happened at the capitol. still denying it, still saying it s nothing. wanting to move past it. and you cannot move past that without acknowledging and having at least some consequence or consequences for the party, for the republican party now and the former president of the united states. someone has to answer for what happened on january 6th. a direct assault on our democracy. no question, don. there has to be accountability. if there is no accountability for trump and his crew and what they did to this country on january 6th, we are in a heap of trouble. there s just no other way around it. i mean, to me that s why we have to keep holding their feet to the fire, don, no matter how much they complain over at fox and the five and all whatever their shows are called. they ve got greg and tucker. they complain about us calling them out. but guess what? we re going to keep doing it. it s not going to stop. yeah. i have no idea ....
well, i mean, look, there s example after example that comes every single night if you look at what s happening with the supreme court, what s happening with affirmative action, what s happening with a woman s right to choose. what s happening with election laws around the country. that is a direct, right, example of elections have consequences. absolutely. there s an election coming up in 2022. but you look at what s happened since the last election. look at the big lie. look at the people who are lying about the new video that i m going to talk about in a second of what happened at the capitol. still denying it, still saying it s nothing. wanting to move past it. and you cannot move past that without acknowledging and having at least some consequence or consequences for the party, for the republican party now and the former president of the united states. someone has to answer for what happened on january 6th. a direct assault on our democracy. no question, do ....
after his partner was killed during a shooting over the weekend in harlem. we ve got the latest on the violent crime wave sweeping this country, and what lawmakers and law enforcement are doing about it. we start this morning s broadcast with president biden warning that a russian invasion of ukraine would quote change the world. this morning, he is weighing new steps to make sure that does not happen. on tuesday, biden says he s considering hitting vladimir putin himself with sanctions a move the kremlin says would effectively end relations between washington and moscow entirely. on the military side, the pentagon is in the process of identifying 8,500 u.s. troops that could be sent to europe. the united states has already sent its latest shipment of grenade launchers and anti-tank launchers to ukrainian forces. there is still hope that diplomacy can save the day. political advisers from russia, ukraine, germany, and france are meeting in paris. the first time russia a ....