speak with the former secretary of state mike pompeo and the former senior advisor to president trump along with steven miller and congressman jim jordan and kevin kramer as well. going back no encoding president trump. super optimistic message for thanksgiving. i m going to substitute and edit as i sometimes do with him, christmas for thanksgiving. here it is. a very interesting time in our country, but do not worry. we will be great again and we will all do it together. and america will never fail, we will never be allowed to go on the wrong direction and know that wonderful future lies ahead that is his terrific message, and he goes on, by the way, to talk about america first. an america first and its resiliency against all odds or any adverse effects or events. this is exactly the kind of optimistic leadership that this country is going to need right now at this time. the winter of severe illness and death, we need an optimistic link to the people of america to have stren
remote learning we will ask dr. ashish jha, one of the nation s top public health experts about the surge. then? our focus is moving forward with our relationship with senator mansion in our efforts to get bill back better done. mike: the front fate of the president s signature spending bill dashed by fears of debt as the those call on the president to take action. we will talk to senator cardin to get reaction to the fate of the spending legislation from senator roy blunt, a member of gop leadership. plus, from the botched withdrawal from afghanistan to the situation at the border, we will ask our sunday panel to grade the biden administration first year responds all right now on fox news sunday and. mike: and hello again from a fox news in washington. president biden approaches his second year in office fighting fire on multiple fronts having won the job by arguing he could bring competence back to the white house mr. biden faces a prolonged pandemic, rising prices a
happens. i m hallie jackson to start us off. also joined by tony rahm, congressional economic policy reporter for the washington post and msnbc contributor. leigh ann, start with you. a lot of questions this afternoon. hearing from key players where negotiations stand, what the sticking points are. here s what some of what democrats have been saying over the last few hours including chuck schumer just a couple minutes ago. i believe that we will get this done and we will get it done soon. we have made a significant amount of progress and we are almost there. the bill must expand medicare to cover dental, hearing aid and eyeglasses. we need an ironclad agreement rp to the build back better act. what are you hearing and what s the deal with the possible infrastructure vote before the president head overseas later in the week? reporter: democrats are saying what s actually happening is not the same thing, hallie. they re talking optimism but they re far from any ag
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we are here every day, so when they do, it will be ready. joyce, thanks. joyce vance is a former attorney for the northern district of alabama. that s our show for tonight. time now for the last word with lawrence o donnell. lawrence, i think i ve eaten up half a minute of your show every night for the last tonight. so i think tomorrow night i will give you back a pile of it. orrow ni according to my clos 25 sections. i wasn t ready to go until you came anyway. so this is perfect. keep doing. it have a great show, my friend. the impeachment clause of the united states constitution seems to be headed to the supreme court if don trump s criminal defense lawyers can get it there. we re going to consider the impeachment clause tonight from two perspectives, first, a lawyer and law professor, andrew weissmann, and then, a historian, stanford jack greg of who is an expert on the impeachment clause. his book, original meanings, politics and the ideas in the making of the c