Of our special coverage of fallen president about his decision to drop out of the president ial race. He is endorsing his Vice President Kamala Harris to succeed him and that nomination we begin this hour with Peter Doocy at the White House where No Doubt there is a lot of Shock And Reaction and shifting in the sands at pennsylvania avenue. Hi peter. Martha, President Biden told us On Fridays would be hitting the Campaign Trail this week we did not realize it was going to be for the Vice President. The last couple minutes the Biden Harrison federal Election Commission Account basically went dark it is now harrison for president Vice President has a statement she is saying with this selfless and patriotic acts, President Biden is doing what He Has done throughout his life of Service Play in The American people and our country above everything else. As recently as Last Night President Biden was digging in according to a report in the New York Times outlined President Bidens frustration w
to get together to talk about our founding fathers and to talk about the bill of rights to kick off this discussion. tell you a little bit about the fact the left, of course, does hate the bill of rights. why? because the bill of rights talks about things that the government can t do. why the bill of rights, why it matters and still today especially today, especially now. i don t have to tell you that we re facing a lot of problems as a country. we have more problems than a math book right now. most of those problems, a disproportionate share of them come from government and they re in need of solutions. we have division, rancor, a clamor of loud voices crying out across the country. those are the doom sayers who are predicting more gloom. those are the skeptics doubting whether we can ever build a better future together. those of the idealists claiming we need to use government to build some kind of leftist utopia and those who are calling out for unity. if there is o
historic meeting and call for bracing for oprah s tell-all. package of the vaccine. diaz: that s the cbs weekend from chicago, here s adriana diaz. peace. royal ruckus, royal watchers are bracing for oprah s tell-all bracing are if impact ahead of meghan and harry s tell-all from europe. diaz: that s the cbs weekend from chicago, here s adriana diaz. diaz: good evening, we begin tonight with senate passage of the $1.9 trillion covid are relief bill. after an all-nighter the final vote was along strict party lines, 50-49. one senator was out of town. the senate version of the bill now returns to the house tuesday for almost-certain passage. it s a big victory for president biden. the measure includes a $1,400 check for millions of americans, emergency grants for small businesses, and extends unemployment benefits. cbs news congressional correspondent kris van cleave has the details and the drama from capitol hill. kris, good evening. reporter: well, adriana, it took
mccarthy warns democrats the tide may turn against you in the future. you will regret this. you may regret this a lot sooner than you think. if that s the new standard, if people are held to what they have said prior to even being in this house, if the majority gets to decide who sits on other committees, i hope you keep that standard because we have a long list you can work within your own. harris: sooner than you think, he says. also in focus this hour claims of hypocrisy against a major book publisher, rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel reacts. a new battle over whether taxpayers should be on the hook for $650 billion in student loan debt. steve forbes will weigh in. first let s bring in florida congressman matt gaetz of the house judiciary committee to talk about our top story. i understand you did not vote with those 11 republicans to remove marjorie taylor greene from her committees, why? it wasn t an attack on marjorie taylor greene it was attack on the voerts. she go