united states from within, how would you do it? that s important to know so we can ward off these threats. i ll tell you how i would do it. first, i get everybody to hate one another through teaching something like critical race theory where we teach pete buttigieg people instantly not by their character but by their skin color. what better way to create chaos than that? don t get to know people, make a snap judgment right there. step two whatever you caused that chaos and you ve successfully got a bunch of people to hate each other based on superficial characteristics. you can t get in the way of the chaos if you re going to destroy the country from within, you have to let the chaos fester. step two, you have to castrate the police cut them off at the knee. critical race theory, what on police but number three we are talking about today which is important, if you were going to destroy the country from within, you have to allow enemies in the u.s. from countries who can t sta
and there is billions of dollars communities will be able to use for policing. and the frustrations of being the negotiator in chief, infrastructure talks between that bipartisan group of senators and the white house haven t just hit a pothole, they are at the edge of a chasm over some big sticking points. the latest on that this just moments. we re following breaking news as well out of the supreme court. a big decision on students free speech. it is an 8-1 ruling that former cheerleader s online profanity about her school is protected under the first amendment. pete williams has read over the decision. what stands out to you? what stands out to me is who things. what the supreme court is saying here is that it is wiping out a lower court ruling that said that schools can never punish students for what they say off campus. the court doesn t go that far. but it is the next best thing to that far as far as free speech advocates are concerned. because the court suggests that
difficult challenge. right now she s in guatemala to address the migrant surge at the southern border. the democrats senator no stalls the biden agenda. joe manchin will not vote for big elections changes, will not eliminate the filibuster. progressives are furious. joe manchin has become the new mitch mcconnell. he s doing the work of the republican party by being an obstructionist just like they ve been since the beginning of biden s presidency. with us today to share their reporting and their insights, kaitlan collins our cnn chief white house correspondent. olivier knox, and melanie zanona. joe manchin over the weekend making clear a lot of people in this town have thought what s his play, what s he waiting for, when will he give in appears he won t. you don t write an op-ed saying i believe partisan legislation will destroy the already weakening binds of our democracy and for that reason i will vote against the for the people act and i will not vote to weaken or el
president s spending plan could be too big. the gas crisis the biden administration told americans would soon go away is still happening. in washington d.c., 71% of stations are out of gas and other states are still experiencing shortages. so while warning signs may be flashing, president biden is telling americans there s nothing to worry about. we ve gone from stagnation to an economy that is growing faster than it has in 40 years. we ve gone from anemic job creation to record creation for a new administration. none has ever created this many jobs in this time frame. progress is undeniable. when your allies are complaining about your messaging, that points to a fact problem, not a messaging problem. greg: first of all, i had no idea that it was national roadwork day. it is, as a matter of fact. infrastructure week here on the five. greg: you re wearing the official color of their sign. i think that was really admirable. you need to support them. i try to parti
she would find a lot of very angry cowboys who are not happy with the fact that she s voted for every war. war against trump and his supporters, for it. war against the republican conference. war against her own voters. now this is the house gop conference chair, liz cheney, whose voting record aligned with trump a whopping 92.9% of the time and she s at risk of losing her leadership position because she has denied fielty to trump. and likely taking her place is elise stefanik but who unabashedly shows up where it counts. voters are speaking loudly and clearly. president trump is the leader and the voice of the republican party. the job of the conference chair is to represent the majority of the house republicans, the vast majority of the house republicans support president trump, and they also support his focus on election integrity and election security. joining me now is angela rye, host of on one with angela rye and msnbc analyst carlos vrbalo. angela, you heard the