security recipients not receiving the check. i want to point to the republicans and say this is the reckless behavior of republicans. the house bill is also the subject of sharp divisions within the democratic caucus, some members objective of the inclusion of a billion dollars for israel s iron dome defense system which as you, know shoots down incoming rockets fired at israel. the funding was removed and will be voted on in a later bill. but republicans criticize the change and vowed to stand as allies with israel. that brings up the democrats deep divide. which is threatening biden sweeping domestic agenda. progressives and moderates, the left in the middle, artist and off over went to vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill, which is already passed in the senate. and the much larger and more expensive bill which expands the social safety net. right now moderates want to vote on the infrastructure bill on monday as promised, progressives have threatened not to support
good evening rachel, you ve got us in suspense on that one, that s for sure we. can we scare them or not? i know how much you love local tv. i know, you just cannot take your eyes off it. at the end of the hour tonight, we are going to have a local tv segment, and it s a montana local tv. we okay. no and it is starring a guy named jon tester. and we siege senator jon tester, he comes on your show, he comes on my show. montana jon tester, when he s doing local tv in montana, it s a whole other thing. and we re going to bring that to america, to all 50 states and beyond, at the end of this hour. a little piece of we does it or does it not involve, a tractor, or be a live animal. the big difference is the wardrobe. the big difference is the dress code, a local montana tv versus the senate office building. rachel, before you go, i hope you can help me with something we. we are dealing with a very serious case of what s senator daniel patrick, former harvard professo
to revoke the constitutional right to abortion in the united states. today the chief justice john roberts confirmed that a draft majority opinion published last night by politico.com is authentic. in that draft opinion, justice samuel alito eviscerates both roe versus wade and planned parenthood versus casey, the foundational supreme court precedence guaranteed the right to an adoption in this country for decades. if the court does ultimately rule that way, the justices take away a right that americans have been guaranteed for nearly 50 years, the ramifications will be immediate, widespread, severe and inpr some ways unpredictabl. but one thing that is predictable is the practical effects of this potential ruling. we don t have to speculate on this one. to o see what it will look liken state after state, if roe v. wade is overturned, look no further than texas where abortion has all but been banned since aut draconian new law too effect a fewac months ago. as part of the atte
if this faces not seem familiar, if you are not quite used to seeing somebody else at this hour, hello, it s nice to meet you, i m rachel. i ve been away from the show for a few weeks. i took a hiatus to give myself a little reset and also to work on some other msnbc projects that i ve got cooking. i gotta tell you, the hiatus has been fantastic. i am really grateful for it. i know it is an unusual thing to get in this business. i m very grateful to msnbc and the president for letting me do it. i m profoundly grateful to the staff on the show to keep everything running, we re doing such great work will always gone. and, as chris mentioned there, i am also grateful almost beyond words for ali velshi in particular, and for my other colleagues who filled in for me while i was away. if you can tell from the way that all the rest of us talk about him, you should know that all evil she really is a prince among men. he has been in ukraine and in bordering countries for five straight
i m profoundly grateful to the staff on the show to keep everything running, we re doing such great work will always gone. and, as chris mentioned there, i am also grateful almost beyond words for ali velshi in particular, and for my other colleagues who filled in for me while i was away. if you can tell from the way that all the rest of us talk about him, you should know that all evil she really is a prince among men. he has been in ukraine and in bordering countries for five straight weeks covering the war, hosting the show, hosting his own show. he s been doing incredible work literally around the clock. all the while, just being a great and generous and upstanding person, and a great coworker to everyone he works with. i m telling you, you should be so lucky to ever have a coworker as great as ali velshi. we are incredibly lucky to have him here at msnbc, and i m really grateful that he home things so ably while i was gone. i sort of feel like i have a big shoe to fill co