family. plus battle from the other side at least i can say that i tried it is a football game so big, it s even got s adele. e we have an inside look at the return of tom brady to the place where he won six rings. as we say good morning, everybody, on this sunday. it is october 3rd. i m kendis gibson. i m lindsey reiser. going to stay up for the game? i mta going to watch the gam of course, it ise going to kic offng around 8:20 this evening. that s so long:2 from now. 13 hours. i mean, don t worry, like, the pregame begins in ten minutes. so there will be something to get youre through. i can get on board with that. we have a team of reporters and analysts following the very latest for us this sunday morning. we begin with new developments on the hill this ismomorning, o course, with new infrastructure deadline from the speaker, and that statement from senator kyrsten sinema s that puts the blame for theha delays directlyn democratic party leaders. julie
milley addressed phone calls he made with his chinese counterpart to diffuse fears beijing had at the end of the prior administration about the former president possibly ordering a strike on china. authors bob woodward and robert costa who described the calls in their new book peril join us shortly. general milley testified he spoke with bob woodward for the book, as well as the authorities of two other best-sellers, which for any author might be tempered somewhat by his subsequent mission that he s actually read none of the three. but the main focus today was the final chapter of this country s 20-year involvement in afghanistan, and the country s sudden collapse during which allied forces conducted a near-miraculous airborne evacuation but also saw 13 american troops and many more afghan civilians killed in a suicide bombing. the question has always been could different choices by this president and the former president have kept the taliban at bay? generals milley and ma
ordering a strike on china. authors bob woodward and robert costa who described the calls in their new book peril join us shortly. general milley testified he spoke with bob woodward for the book, as well as the authorities of two other best-sellers, which for any author might be tempered somewhat by his subsequent mission that he s actually read none of the three. but the main focus today was the final chapter of this country s 20-year involvement in afghanistan, and the country s sudden collapse during which allied forces conducted a near-miraculous airborne evacuation but also saw 13 american troops and many more afghan civilians killed in a suicide bombing. the question has always been could different choices by this president and the former president have kept the taliban at bay? generals milley and mackenzie, who goes by frank, were asked about the former administration s deal with the taliban in qatar, known as the doha agreement. did the doha agreement affect the
keilar on this new day. the week from hell getting more hellacious by the hour. will congress be able to come together before time and money run out? plus, mixed messages from top military leaders over what they told president biden about their views about withdrawing troops from afghanistan. and a medical mystery solved about former president trump s unexpected trip to the hospital in 2019. and was it too good to be true? big questions about a popular new media startup that now has the attention of the fbi. good morning to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. it is wednesday, september 29th. time is running out on this week from hell on capitol hill. at 12:01 friday, the government will run out of money, triggering a partial government shutdown and that s not the only financial crisis on the horizon. in less than three weeks the country will default on its loans for first time ever unless congress acts to raise the debt ceiling. republicans voted
also on the agenda? the bipartisan infrastructure bill. that is scheduled for a house vote tomorrow. for the moment. there is also the massive $3.5 trillion spending bill, the biggest in history, dealing with the climate, the nation, health care and more. president biden is behind closed doors pressuring democrats who are still not on board with that bill. phil mattingly is at the white house for us, and lauren is on the hill. speaker pelosi wanted the house to vote on that bill tomorrow, but senator joe manchin may have just derailed that plan. what happened? reporter: this is what happened. earlier this morning the house speaker coming out of her whip meeting essentially walked away and said what she needs to see before this vote tomorrow is some kind of agreement on legislative text, exactly what is going to be inside that bigger $3.5 trillion proposal before she is able to get the votes and bring to the floor that smaller bipartisan infrastructure bill that already pass