courting this union vote. now he spoke to them trying to make sure that the members of the unions hang with democrats, with him come november despite these soaring prices. during his speech, he specifically took a moment to blast senate eric scott on florida s plan for the economy. so now the plan of senator scott trying to walk back, but it s clear the last thing that they want to see is workers with power in this country. martha: so to respond to that, senator scott joins us now. good to have you with us today. you had at one point point out a suggestion that everybody should have buy-in on income tax regardless of how low their income is. mitch mcconnell was not interested in including that plan in republican plans. so is it correct to say that you walked that back? absolutely not. here s what i believe. my dad was a union member. he was a teamster. union members want to work. my point is this. we have to get this country back to work. biden s plan is to get people o
arguments set to begin very shortly in the criminal case against donald trump thank you all for being with us. cnn special live coverage. those arguments begins right now here in new york city to historic criminal trial donald j. trump entering the final critical phase. this our closing arguments about to begin the former president on his way to the courthouse it was trial has been building for weeks toward this dramatic moment in the prosecution of events. lay it all on the line. i m anderson cooper here in new york, and i ve jake tapper in washington. you re watching special seen in live coverage of donald trump s hush money cover-up. proud to closing arguments that plan in the hours ahead will be the last word from lawyers on both sides before jurors decide if mr. trump becomes the first ever former president convicted of a crime prosecutor, joshua steinglass will today tried to weave together weeks of testimony and evidence, two make the case that mr. trump was involv
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