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around you, attack on free speech, freedom of association and your personal liberties with vaccine, this is the american marxism that i ve been working you about. first paragraph of first chapter of american marxism that set this up. we have a lot to address tonight: let s look free speech here. only for those who espouse a certain view point, others are banned attacked and careers destroyed. academic freedom, professors are discussing they are no longer free to discuss view points that differ. free press t here, the washington post and new york times and the rest, think that only they have a right to freedom of the press, they are viciously attacking conservative talk radio, this network, fox, oan, news max and anyone that dares to step out, hate crimes look at larry elder, he was attacked other debut by a woman in a gorilla mask. wee you could get if that were barack obama the world all be on their toes tax returns.s. only tax returns of a public official ....
getting wrong about the abortion law in texas? we ll go live to austin for a fact check on that. and we are at the 18-month mark of the pandemic. what is the two-month cycle and why is delta such a media dilemma? we have covid insights that you won t hear anywhere else. but first, how news sources should be covering a critical point in biden s presidency. he is facing some serious headwinds right now. these headlines tell that story. he is coming off the afghanistan withdrawal, and now this may be the single most important month of president biden s tenure, between afghanistan, booster plans, vaccine mandates and the infrastructure plan. 3.5 trillion is the shorthand heard on tv news. but today senator manchin says he won t vote for a bill that is that big. so we hear the price tag cons constantly, but what s being purchased? how much do you know about the purpose of the social safety net bill? democrats are, in the words of the new york times, taking the most sig ....
and it s been a lot of time since 9/11. i don t feel guilt at all. i feel just as angry now as i did backman, if not more so. the wound is so open and fresh, the rates are still there and feels like it was yesterday. i remember it, for fixed memories of that day, a young secret service, i was only 26 at the time and in long island new york getting ready to serve an arrest warrant, we never serve the arrest warrant. someone ran in our office and said oh my gosh, a bomb went off in the world trade center he was on the phone with our new york office, and office in the world trade center on the ninth and tenth. we are all trying to digest the moment, a bomb went off in the world trade center? how would this be? a bomb had already gone off their years before that. we didn t find out about the plane until a bit later in my bosses office, we turn on the news, breaking news and we watched the second plane coming. the agents and i, we took a minute, are we watching a horror movi ....
million cases will the new rules finally helped the nation turned the corner. doctor peter hotez standing by with answers. capitol police ramping up security again, setting up for a planned rally of pro-insurrectionists. demanding the release of people arrested in connection with the january 6th. congressman dan guilty who shared his battle with post-traumatic stress as a result of that day, joins us with reaction. the first declassified documents related to the 9/11 investigation is now out. what we learned about the hijackers contact with saudi nationals. and spacex is getting set to launch the world s first all-civilian spaceflight, turning these for lucky people into astronauts. we ll tell you who they are and what their mission will look like. they re not george jackson. well, close enough. some of them are really rich. yes, they are. we do see good morning everybody on this somebody sunday, september 12th. lindsey reiser alongside kendis gibson, back ....
that does it for me. thanks for watching. i ll see you back here next weekend at 5:00 p.m. eastern. my colleague, alicia menendez, picks up our news coverage now. thank you so much. hello, everyone. i m alicia menendez. we begin this sunday with the future of the president s build back better agenda. because this week, expect movement in the senate. committees expected to wrap the final drafts of a budget reconciliation package that would expand medicare, kield care, and paid leave among other democratic priorities. the washington post frames the stakes, writing, quote, strategists in both parties believe democrats are likely to lose the house and possibly the senate next year. so this could be the party s only chance in years to enact an expansive domestic agenda. the finished product will become the clearest picture of what today s democrats stand for. supplanting the countless speeches, platforms, and ten-point plans they delivered when out of power. but the legi ....