... support the bill, delivered on "Fox News Sunday" after only a cursory heads-up to the president's staff, potentially derails not only Biden's "Build Back Better Act," but sparks fresh questions over passing voting rights legislation and potentially other significant bills that would require his vote in the ...
... have to try to, again, unsnarl the chains in the supply chain, so that the logistics can flow more smoothly, that goods can flow through the system more quickly. Now, we are having some success there. Judy, I don't think I have ever thought more about dwell time in ...
... hurt inflation. No, no, no, this is just going to run up the debt. And Democrats haven't been quite consolidated behind a message of what's in it and why it's a good idea. And so the White House is signaling that President Biden is going to get ...
... in the media. It doesn't matter how much of a trial you watch on television. When you're a jury or you're sitting in that courtroom watching a trial, you have a different perspective of what's going on. And that jury reached a verdict. There's an ...
... Neither bill so far having a vote on the floor. Where do we stand? Lisa Desjardins: As of this hour, we do not know what the rest of tonight will look like. It is possible that the House could still vote on the Build Back Better bill tonight. House Speaker ...
... of that bill is now agreed to and written. I just want to bring people up to speed on what we know about it, on the Build Back Better proposal. The overall price tag is now under $2 trillion. Paid family leave is down to four weeks, instead of 12 ...
... and Democrats and independents, want paid family and medical leave. So, we will continue to push for it. And if we -- we came close with Build Back Better, but the good thing is that we came so close, closer than we have ever been before. And we know that it ...
... comes from the legislative strife, inability to manage -- get a voting rights bill across, but it's particularly BBB, the Build Back Better Act. And in that -- in my view -- I have a difference with Matt on this -- is that Joe Manchin, more than any other person in America, has ...
... rights and on Build Back Better. Judy Woodruff: Well, that brings up what Sinema had to say, Senator Kyrsten Sinema. Jonathan, in her speech on the Senate floor this week, where they need -- they need her, they need Senator Manchin to go along with any change in the Senate rules ...
... is in sort of a legislative window, meaning there's the framework that Senator Manchin agreed to with the president, and then there's the Build Back Better bill that he, as I think either David -- I think David just said that Senator Manchin stuck a knife in. Within -- in ...
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