we re talking trillions, much larger bill that is the human infrastructure bill. pelosi promises they will have an infrastructure vote and still saying it will happen today, although democrats don t seem to be closer to striking a deal. senator joe manchin a key moderate with kyrsten sinema says he is opposed to the $3.5 million price tag. 1.5 trillion in comments outside the capitol is his top number. progressives are really ticked off calling him names throughout the course of this. politico s headlines democrats grit their teeth after manchin lists demands. new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez basically mocked the senator from west virginia. watch this. senator joe manchin said 1.5 trillion is his number. is that sufficient for the both of you? nor one year? here is the thing is that there is a lot of games being played with this number. so this is what senator manchin was saying two months ago and so the question that we have is which senator are we neg
this. good evening. i m rachel maddow here at msnbc as we begin special coverage of the arrest and booking of former republican president donald trump at the fulton county jail in atlanta, georgia. a historic, historic moment in american politics and american life and for all the worst reasons. he was indicted two weeks ago. he was given until noon tomorrow, noon friday to surrender or face arrest. he s expected to surrender tonight to be fingerprinted, to have his mugshot taken at the county jail. one of the unexpectedly convenient things about having official business to conduct at a jail is that they re open 24/7, 365 days a year. your local jail, they never close. so tonight s events were effectively scheduled at the convenience of the former president himself. he could have come in at any time, as long as it was before noon tomorrow. for whatever reason, he chose tonight. perhaps not coincidentally in primetime, less than 24 hours after all the other candidates running a
chairman dan bishop. ignoring the problem, thinking it s going to go away, he could bumble his way just into a default like he did on the border. i will tell him time is of the essence. and it s very simple. we want to limit, save and grow. john: begin with the fox news alert, and the white house set to give an update on the debt ceiling negotiations ahead of the latest round of talks between president biden and the four congressional leaders. john roberts in washington and we are off to tuesday afternoon, sandra. sandra: sandra smith in new york. deadline to make a deal approaching, speaker kevin mccarthy is warning minimal progress has been made between the two sides since last week s meeting in the oval office. john: senator joni ernst, and our panel will weigh in. and jacqui heinrich, what is the white house saying about negotiations. in effect they are negotiating to raise the debt limit, but democrats are characterizing it as separate and simultaneous so they
His aggrieved being that if he loses the presidential election, he goes back to a lower place in many ways in 2015. you could say, he saw all this narcy national hard-core fans, but all the republicans who once spoke openly against him, are now ready again. i m not predicting, i m saying in that hypothetical. so he knows how that goes down. he also has always had a keen sense of legal peril. his obsession about it has actually made him a harder person to pursue. but again, not to over this type of interview, but i watched it in prep. he was naming off the individual names of u.s. attorneys, of the inspector general of the justice department, is as you have to look at what horowitz found. he is well versed in the legal things that bring him peril. i think in georgia he is well versed in threat. one of the interesting things in these shots, i should reiterate that this is live footage footage, which is why you sometimes see signal loss
I think there are parts of the story that we ll never actually get, my own view of it after watching closely from its inception is that there are aspects that our intelligence world aspects never see the light of day, not in the near term. it was the decision that was made obviously to focus on the fbi. i think a lot of this debate between, you know, what durham found and what the inspector general, michael horowitz found strikes me as like two ships passing in the night. what horowitz focused in on, the technical requirements are in the fbi practice manual in terms of when it s ok for them to open an investigation, and he purposely did not make a judgment about whether it was wise for them to open an investigation, only if it was technically ok, whereas durham did the thing which i think is important here, which is under