every single one voted against. against a bill backed by a majority of you, including many of the opposite s own republican constituents. against sending americans $1400 checks. against giving unemployed americans a $300 a week boost in support. against cutting child poverty in half. against saving tens of thousands of jobs. now that it is done, some of the opposers are becoming posers, like this. look at this tweet from senator roger wicker, mississippi. celebrating the money for restaurants, remember, he wanted to starve you. he voted against this money for you. fact. president biden owns this, good or bad. the first major legislative achievement of his presidency. this bill represents a historic, historic victory for the american people. i look forward to signing it later this week. everything in the american rescue plan addressed a real need. please focus on this. 61% of americans wanted this rescue. two thirds of the country think it will help our economy. among them
here, which sounds small, but it actually makes a real difference. reporter: and president biden knows it will make a world of difference for his party. he called senator raphael warnock to congratulate him on his victory. democrats will now take majority on committees in the senate, including the powerful judiciary committee, which will allow them to push through the president s judicial nominees much more big priority for the biden administration, david. rachel, thank you. in the meantime, we turn to the breaking news tonight involving former president trump. sources cob firming to abc news more classified documents were discovered after a federal judge told his lawyers to essentially look harder. it all comes after that raid at mar-a-lago. let s bring in our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas tonight. and pierre, sources saying this came off a series of searching in recent weeks of bedminister, trump tower and other trump properties? reporter: david, it s been months
the unfortunate trade-off that has had to have been made. really, if you talk about a failure of policy, but really, it underscores just the cruelty, the brutality, the total disregard for human life that russia has in this war. and so, again, just for me, it really underscores that moral dilemma, where there s so much more that we wish that we could do, but it is imperative that we also risk or that we avoid the risk of direct confrontation with russia. as you this was a big battle field, general anderson. there appear to be some ukrainian gains in the north around kharkiv, for instance, gaining back some villages. sounds small, just a village, but territory that s key, because it s pushing russian thri thr artillery, for instance, out of range. if you look at the battlefield along the east, are ukrainian forces not just holding the line now, but carrying out successful counter offenses?
sounds small. when you re declining every year. starting to see a turnaround. parents are waking up. i want to be in charge of my kids education. i don t trust the school boards and teachers coming out of the marxist tee teachers colleges. pete: get them out. will: an interesting statistic to back up something first of all i imagined you felt, witnessed, observed, and laid out honestly to you by the biden administration, that he has a managed public persona. a managed accountability. pete: nice way to put it, a managed public persona. will: in the end, that is their choice of language i could be wrong. first, here is the data. one-on-one interviews through summer of fist year. president obama did 113. president trump did 50. president biden has done 10. this is how you might observed it, how you might have felt it. this is how you might have observed. watch as he walks away from
next year. you ve ust got to have a very close next year. you ve ust got to have a very close look next year. you ve ust got to have a very close look at next year. you ve just got to have a very close look at the next year. you ve just got to have a very close look at the damage - next year. you ve just got to have a very close look at the damage you | very close look at the damage you are doing. if you re going to kill people with this, which i think is going to be the outcome in many areas, we need to reverse this immediately. ah, areas, we need to reverse this immediately- areas, we need to reverse this immediately. a fall in aid, down from 0-7% immediately. a fall in aid, down from 0-7% of immediately. a fall in aid, down from 0.796 of national immediately. a fall in aid, down from 0.796 of national income i immediately. a fall in aid, down| from 0.796 of national income to from 0.7% of national income to 0.5%, sounds small. but aid agencies say could have a huge i