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10:41Now PlayingPresident Joe Biden states how the next steps for the Democrats are breaking up the Build Back Better Bill. The Majority Report crew discuss how they will not have enough votes to pass smaller provisions and how the only solution was reconciliation. The crew also talks about how more energy should have gone into campaigning against Manchin and Sinema.
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Emma Vigeland: On that no let's talk about Build Back Better. So well, Biden held a press conference yesterday to talk about his first year in office i would say he's commemorating it but i don't think that even he is pleased with the job that he's done. Because despite the fact that he is an aggressive centrist and a dinosaur of a democratic politician who has a lot of old-school perspectives, he did want to achieve something in his presidency. He didn't want to be a lame-duck after year one which is how it's kind of starting to appear. Build Back Better appears to be dead and I think it's it's dead because of Joe Manchin and because Joe Biden and Chuck Schumer did not fully grasp who they were dealing with, and did not do a full-court press in an aggressive messaging campaign and pressure campaign in the lead up to these negotiations. Even though Schumer behind the scenes understood that manchin wanted to cut it down significantly...
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