that is a shame. the headlines often don t match reality, there was no discussion during this oral argument go when life begins, no political speeches. there was a lofty conversation about the law, in particular an old case. ex parte young about railroad thieves it has nothing to do with abortion, it is important but boring, that is the way that life is sometimes. we should be wary of letting others summarize for us what happens in the highest realms of government, especially when they rarely get it right. we re a democracy which means the citizens are expected to participate. and engagement contentious issues abound in our country, this oral argument was not easily reduced to provocative headlines, calculationed to inflame, written by journalists who could not get into law school. this oral argument was as much process as it was the result. it was about the one thing which sets us apart as a nation. which is the ability to put the law ahead of our own personal opinions. it i
agenda. despite optimism among the top advisors, the social spending bill faces a tougher to the finish line, republicans and some moderate democrats expressing concerns over its enormous price tag. we began with lucas tomlinson live in delaware where the president is spending the weekend. good evening, the infrastructure bill has passed through the senate and the house of representatives the socials the deed is passing through either. they say the social spending bill true price tag that the $4 trillion and the president disputes that number. the bill that the republicans continue to describe his continuous misinformation. our bill cost 1.75, 1.9 as amended and what we raised in terms of revenue is somewhere around 2.1 trillion but the real thing were paying for every penny in this bill. democrats had hoped to pass to satisfy the progressive immoderate wings of the party but the house divorced the two bills friday night when the infrastructure bill passed moderates are