martha: those are very tall orders, all of those things. it s a very difficult situation between the united states and russia and our allies of course. the president of russia saying he s open for the possibility that more talks might get each side somewhere. national security correspondent jennifer griffin reporting live from the pentagon. hi, jennifer. those three issues that putin mentioned at his first press briefing in a month are nonstarters for nato. tony blinken said that if russia is serious, they should pull back the 130,000 troops. the pentagon press secretary john kirby started speaking at the podium at the pentagon. so far he says there s no announcement on where the 8,500 troops will be going. they have not started moving toward europe yet. most u.s. officials say putin is probably buying time until february 30th when the olympics end. putin said the expansion of nato violates agreemented signed by the organization for security and cooperation in europe in 1
massive social spending bill today. we ll talk with senate minority whip john thune about where this is heading. welcome. i m charles payne in for neil cavuto, this is your world. first to chad pergram with the very latest on capitol hill. chad? good afternoon. democrats need a win after stumbling on voting legislation and despite what chuck schumer says build back better is in the same place as it was in december. joe manchin says the original bill is dead. build back better could become build back broken up. the gop is making a preemptive strike. now washington democrats are trying a again to revive talk of another, another reckless bout of spending this year. american families are already hurting enough. they need that bad idea to stay buried. progressives want the senate to pass the bill before was biden s state of the union speech march 1. nancy pelosi cautioned that early march is aspirational. the left is prepping to accept a lot less compared to what the hous
martha: i m glad i got to watch him play and you have a great relationship and we ll hear more monday with you. thanks so much. great to see you. thanks, martha. been great to watch. martha: thanks. that s the the story ry here, tuesday, february 1. your world starts right now. we re fighting hard for build back better. there s a lot of provisions in that build that are very important. many of them senator manchin supports like drug pricing. so we re continuing to work on it. working americans and their families are being hammered by the worst inflation in 40 years. washington democrats own it. inflation raging and now so is the debate over democrats push for more d.c. spending. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell tearing in to attempts to revive any piece of that