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  Are you loving this? I’m lovin it. Watching Biden just keep twisting in the wind as more and more knives come out in his party is so hilarious. Sure it doesn’t get this country put back together from him doing more damage in a few months than most presidents could do with a lifetime appointment, but it’s still funny. You probably heard him say today he can’t get the big ticket, which is hilarious. "I'm convinced we're going to get this done," Biden said of the ongoing negotiations  during the first stop of his trip  in Hartford. "We're not going to get $3.5 trillion. We'll get less than that. But we'll get it. And we'll come back and get the rest." Earlier in the speech, which was aimed at highlighting his administration's childcare proposals in the plan, Biden also suggested free community college may be an area that gets cut. "I don't know that I can get it done, but I also have proposed free community college, like you...

 THE PRESIDENT: Hello, Michigan! (Applause.) It’s good to be back. It really is. And, John, thank you for that introduction. The truth of the matter is there’s a reason why the American labor movement across the board has the single-best workers in the world: because you’re the best trained. I wish the American people understood how much serious, serious training goes into being a union worker. I really mean it. You’re the best in the world. I was kidding — someone said to me earlier that — I said I’m a union President; I’m a union — a President who supports unions — not labor, unions. And someone pointed out to me that I allegedly have the — used the word “union” as President more than the last seven presidents combined. (Applause.) You built the country. No, not a joke. You built the country. And it’s great to be here with several excellent members of Congress. Elissa Slotkin — Elissa, you — you don’t want to screw around with her. (Laughter.) She’s an intelligence officer as ...

  President Joe Biden on Monday said he couldn't guarantee the debt ceiling would be raised in two weeks as he  slammed Republicans for opposing efforts   to keep the nation from being unable to pay its debts   for the first time in its history. In a speech from the White House, Biden put the blame on Republicans for refusing to join with Democrats in raising the debt limit to pay for debts incurred in the past. Congressional Republicans are steadfastly refusing to supply any votes to raise the debt limit, Biden said they should vote on bipartisan basis to pay for bills for which both parties are responsible. "Not only are Republicans refusing to do their job, but they're threatening to use their power to prevent us from doing our job -- saving the economy from a catastrophic event. I think quite frankly it's hypocritical, dangerous and disgraceful," Biden said. Biden said: "Republicans say they will not do their part to avoid this needless calamity....

President Biden just now after meeting with House Democrats: "It doesn't matter when. It doesn't matter whether it's in 6 minutes, 6 days, or 6 weeks, we're going to get it done ." Video Transcript [INTERPOSING VOICES] -  Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Thank you. You're asking a thousand different questions and I-- they're all legit. I'm telling you, we're going to get this done. [INTERPOSING VOICES] -  It doesn't matter when. It doesn't matter whether it's in six minutes, six days, or six weeks. We're going to get it done. [INTERPOSING VOICES] -  --party, Mr President? Why has it been so challenging to unite the party? Why isn't the party united? -  50-50? Come on, man. Unite the party 50-50-- I got it. -  How big is this bill going to be? -  You've-- [INAUDIBLE]

  Meghan McCain  spent years irking liberals as the token conservative on "The View," but managed to continue bothering the left on Sunday simply by showing up on NBC’s "Meet the Press."  McCain  walked away from "The View" last month  because she enjoyed settling down in Washington, D.C. with her family since the coronavirus pandemic and didn't want to upend her life again for the New York-based program. Now a columnist for the Daily Mail, her appearance on Chuck Todd's Sunday show didn't delight progressive viewers. Former CNN anchor Soledad O’Brien responded to video of Todd welcoming McCain to the program with a tweet that scolded "Meet the Press" for offering her a platform.   "This young lady is not her father (though she likes to name him frequently). She lies on camera, she has zero value as a guest, certainly she’s go no credibility as a political talking head. And yet, Meet the Press fails by allowing her to lie on t...