Bipartisan infrastructure deal is a big step closer to reality. Republicans and democrats have come together along with the white house and we ve agreed on a framework. And we re going to be heading to the white house tomorrow. That is republican senator h mitt romney wednesday evening. It is just a framework, details of the plan haven t yet been written and it is still yet to be scene whether enough progressive democrats and skeptical republicans will ultimately back what is on the table. But it is progress and a seen that president biden s patience for a compromise could pay off. Ryan thnobles tells was we can expect. Reporter: this could be a very big breakthrough, a bipartisan group of republican and democratic senators saying that they have happened a deal at least the basic framework of a bipartisan infrastructure deal that could have enough votes to pass the united states senate. In addition to that major breakthrough by that group of senators, the house speaker nancy pelosi and
Out against mr. Trump s lies about the election. We have to fight fort truth, and we ve got build our party back on a foundation that embraces the constitution, embraces fidelity to the constitution, and that, you know, we have to be very clear to say a president who did what donald trump did has no role to play in the future of the nation. He simply can t. It s too dangerous. Plenty to talk about tonight with our round table, so let s get straight to it, michael steele, the former rnc chairman and the host of the michael steel podcast and a msnbc analyst. And eugene daniels, a white house correspondent for politico, coauthor of politico s play book and an msnbc political contributor. Good to see everybody. Michael, let me start with you. One of the big topics today is the impact that donald trump may or may not have on the midterms and on the 2024 election. Setting aside for a moment the possibility that he may or may not run for president again, his impact on more immediate elections
We have to fight fort truth, and we ve got build our party back on a foundation that embraces the constitution, embraces fidelity to the constitution, and that, you know, we have to be very clear to say a president who did what donald trump did has no role to play in the future of the nation. He simply can t. It s too dangerous. Plenty to talk about tonight with our round table, so let s get straight to it, michael steele, the former rnc chairman and the host of the michael steele podcast and a msnbc analyst, cristela alonzo, and eugene daniels, a white house correspondent for politico, coauthor of politico s play book and an msnbc political contributor. Good to see everybody. Michael, let me start with you. One of the big topics today is the impact that donald trump may or may not have on the midterms and on the 2024 election. Setting aside for a moment the possibility that he may or may not run for president again, his impact on more immediate elections. What do you make of that, par
Rights legislation. With majority leader chuck schumer bringing the for the people act to the floor this tuesday. But the bill will most definitely be filibustered mcconnell style despite a compromise from contrarian joe manchin which included a ban on gerrymandering, voter i. D. Requirement and establishing election day as a national holiday. While the manchin compromise enjoyed a key democratic endorsement from stacey abrams, republicans were quick to offer their fullthroated opposition. A revised version produced by one of the democrats yesterday, which has been endorsed by stacey abrams, equally unacceptable, totally inappropriate. All republicans, i think, will oppose that as well. Joining me now, beto o rourke, former texas congressman, former presidential candidate will be rallying on the steps of the capital for support. Thank you very much for coming to the sunday show. Jonathan, it s great to be with you. And thank you for mentioning we ll be meeting this evening 5:30 here in
Are literally sinking below the sea in indonesia, because of the fights over what is land any more. With the g7, we plan to launch an ambitious effort to support resilience and develop meant around the world by investing in high quality, high standard, physical, digitaland quality, high standard, physical, digital and health infrastructures. We have to make sure the new technologies and norms of conduct in cyberspace are established, including addressing the growing threat of ransomware attacks. Governed by our democratic values, not by the autocrats who are letting it happen. These are all critical national security issues in 2021, and we are going to be driving this agenda together with our g7 partners. In brussels, iwill agenda together with our g7 partners. In brussels, i will make it clear to the united states commitment to our nato alliance in article five is rock solid. It is a sacred obligation we have under article five. The uk are both founding members of nato, the strongest