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4:57Now PlayingWest Virginia Senator Joe Manchin tells @CNN he's urging the Senate to delay a vote on the $3.5 Trillion Reconciliation bill until 2022, citing inflation fears as the main issue. The Majority Report crew debunks Manchin's inflation theory seeking to blame government assistance to the people, pointing instead to low capacity and Covid-19 disruptions to the global supply chain.
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Sam Seder: the only thing uh to add to this whole question of reconciliation at this point here is West Virginia senator Joe Manchin? He's with CNN's Manu Raju and Manchin had been talking about trying to delay the Reconciliation Bill to 2022. Now, the Republicans are already spending planning to spend millions of dollars attacking the democrats for tax hikes they probably won't mention on people who are making more than four hundred thousand dollars a year but that's their plan to run against Democrats in 2022. The idea that you would push this Reconciliation Bill into 2022 is essentially saying it's one of those tell me that you want to kill this bill without telling me that you want to kill this bill and-
Emma Vigeland: They don't want to have that conversation in an election year.
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