the hill tonight. good evening, chad. good evening, bret. build back better is all but toast for the year. congressional democrats don t want to say that they think president biden should say that democrats are now fighting internally. they are seizing joe manchin negotiated with the president for weeks and no closer to voting yes. we have talked, we have talked, we have talked. it s time to put it on the floor and vote. democrats are trying to coax manchin to support changes in the filibuster in order to approve voting rights. president biden and vice president harris zoomed with democratic senators on voting rights today but the double pressure campaign on manchin is back firing. reporters have hounded him for days. i m not negotiating with you all. can you ask all the questions you want. let me go this is [bleep]. you are [bleep]. okay? i m done. it s manchin spending, the filibuster even renewing the child tax credit. i went to joe and he said no, i m not agai
with the president s response. bill: twice as many americans say the president is doing more harm than good. this is they feel the strain on everything from food to lodging to energy and gasoline to the white house we go for reaction. jackie heinrich is there on the north lawn. what are they saying? good morning. good morning. you guys said it. voters are very concerned about inflation. they feel like the biden white house is making matters worse for them and really interestingly 2/3 of people say inflation has caused them financial hardship. when you look at lower income people, that number jumps to 3/4 of the respondents in the poll. 17% say they are better off financially than a year ago. by more than 2 to 1 people say the president s economic policies have hurt rather than helped them personally. nearly half of americans, 46%, believe the massive social spending bill that the white house sees as the solution to this inflation would only push inflation higher. democrat
vi charlottesville, a cnn special report at 9:00 p.m. on cnn. the new hour of new day starts right now. we are always so grateful to have you with us. welcome to new day. it is saturday, december 4th. i m christi paul. great to be with you. i m boris sanchez. we begin with the fugitive parents of the suspect in the oxford high school shooting now in oakland county jail, where their son is also being held for allegedly killing four of his classmates and injuring seven others. you re watching exclusive video obtained by cnn as james and jennifer crumbley were arrested early this morning on manslaughter charges after police were tipped off that the couple were in detroit. an attorney for the pair said they left town for their own safety and intended to turn themselves in yesterday. that, of course, never happened. this type of evasive behavior, though, and what the crumbleys allegedly did leading up to the shooting appear to be what led the prosecutor to filing ch
we are looking at inflation at the fastest in 30 years. cnn s chris cuomo has been suspended indefinitely recommendation he should have been outright fired. this is an anchor who served as a political hit man by attempting to smear credible it of sexual harassment. i think it s silly and funny. i agree with everybody s right to demonstrate no matter how this is my favorite time of year christmas is my favorite time of year. christmas is my favorite time. brian: according to those singers it s their favorite time of year. carley: is it for you? brian: i don t want to put words in my mouth. i don t know if that makes sense. yes. by the way that s the all-american christmas tree. the only tree that really represents the country i this country and we are in new york city. ainsley: i have red, white, and blue. brian: 4.8 million people bradley cooper knife point in the subway we found out yesterday. steve: wait, i m depressed now. the reason we are showing the christma
people get a good whiff of the liberal policies that returned america s wealthiest city into a cesspool of open-air drug market and homeless encampments. while san fran s dk could be a boon to tourism, it s a death sentence to retailers. they are warning they might close for good after 166 years in business. speak are businesses of business people love. but if you can get around and you re trying to walk the streets and you step over needles and human waste. often bodies on the streets, it s unworkable. greg: if that wasn t enough human misery on display, how about philly where businesses are now being forced to set up booby-traps like hidden sprinklers to ward off drug addicts who keep scaring customers. the former drug dealer turned activist comparing the situation in philly to a zombie movie. it s the first stop. they come off the train, they come right down here. do whatever you want. you see the chaos, you re going to see people with blood running down their arm. nee