year ago today. we did it. we did it, joe. you re going to be the next president of the united states. i m jonathan capehart. this is the sunday show. n capt this is the sunday show. this sunday president biden is looking to build on a major legislative win. after months of democratic infighting, the house finally passed the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill which is now on its way to the president s desk to be signed into law. the motion is adopted. it is a notch in the belt for the president who campaigned on its passage and has been facing sliding aproval numbers. the bill makes historic investments to upgrade the nation s roads and bridges, expand access to broadband and clean drinking water, and could relieve the nation s jammed supply chain. the measure passed 228-206 with 13 republicans voting in favor and six democrats voting against. meanwhile, a planned vote on the larger $1.75 trillion build back better act was tossed after moderates insisted
joins us to discuss. pushback against mandates starting january 4th affecting tens of millions of workers, what you need to know before the deadline and what kind of fine businesses could be facing for refusing to comply. new developments in the investigation by special counsel john durham and new information on what is pushing the trump russia collusion story. democrats in disarray still scrambling to push through the fake infrastructure and spending bills on the heels of election losses across the country this week, white house correspondent kevin corke is covering that for us tonight. house speaker nancy pelosi and her leadership team spent hours today scrambling to narrow the number of holdouts on the sweeping spending bill. while it is still anyone s guess if, and i mean if, they will manage a boat on friday as expected, they would do so on that and the infrastructure offering i should point out, no matter what makes it over the finish line especially as it relates to
killed, including an infant a few months old. the ukrainian military reports taking out 17 russian air assets on saturday. it said anti-aircraft missiles shot down three russian aircraft, five cruise missiles, and nine tactical drones. kharkiv, in the north, has been hotly contested as russian forces attempt to push south into the donbas. ukrainian officials, urging residents in the luhansk region to the south to evacuate if they can because of ongoing russian shelling. now, every day, the scope of russia s onslaught becomes ever clearer. one of the latest examples? evidence of what could be a new mass grave outside mariupol. scott mclean with the details. reporter: satellite images and aerial footage has long shown the scale of the destruction in mariupol. it is difficult to know the full human cost of the siege, but now there are new potential clues. new satellite pictures of a cemetery east of mariupol appear to show freshly-dug trenches, some-40 meters long. the
martha: good afternoon i martha maccallum not martha washington but i m on assignment today in dc this is the story, president biden telling latino voters i need your help desperately he s trailing former president trump by six among latinos these kinds of numbers are unheard of in republican versus democrat politics so the president is about to speak in phoenix is part of a three state swing tour to court latino voters at least in part he is also hitting nevada and will also go to texas and in texas of course the battle is escalating over the states efforts to arrest suspected illegal border crosses but of course we are live near the border in eagle pass texas hello innate. height martha the state of texas and not giving up on the interim status of senate bill four especially a special hearing just wrapped up at a federal appeals court protections and united states government made their cases before a three-judge panel texas is seeking a stay that will allow them to te
jesse watters, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it s 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. it s game on. joe biden and donald trump have both locked down their party s nominations, setting america up for the first presidential rematch in nearly 70 years. but joe biden shouldn t expect smooth sailing to reelection. uncommitted voters are still racking up double digit support in several states, and old yeller has still seen no state of the union poll bump yet in his approval rating. making matters work for the president, democrats are losing their longtime advantage with black and hispanic voters with support shrinking towards lowes0 years. so maybe that is why joe biden is leaning heavily on racial diversity in this new campaign video. are you ready to defend democracy? are you ready to protect our freedom? and are you ready to win this election? jeanine: and former president trump is ready to rumble after locking up the nomination. hello, everyone. it s your f