The news continues when Hander will request for Cuomo prime time, live from Rome.

All right. Thank you, Anderson. I am Chris Cuomo and Ben Venuti Tutti Aroma. We're here

for the G20. You know what it's the annual meeting of top countries to discuss world

economic crises. President Biden is on the big stage, hoping to show a new face to allies

who are desperate for answers, and also a little bit to save face. His Democrats continue

to delay historic legislation. As you see, Air Force One just landed, and we're going

to take you through the latest reason why there's no deal yet. But don't forget, Biden's

high stakes meeting here with the Pope. There's a big controversy swirling around both of

these men, the issue of reproductive rights. Now, that meeting and what message is sent

specifically by the Pontev may mean as much back home for Biden as anything that happens

here. But the buzz, certainly, about the Democrats, still getting in their own way on spending

bills that will do more for more people than we have seen in a generation. Still describing

the bill by the price tag, which is now 1.75 trillion. My feeling? That's part of the

reason that public support for these programs isn't louder because the programs themselves

are very popular, but price tag politics dicey, especially with independence. The real

challenge for Biden are the people in his own party. And he once again implored no one

got to do the right thing. No one got everything they wanted, including me. But that's what

compromise is. That's consensus. And that's what I ran on. The agenda that's in these bills

is what 81 million Americans voted for. So let's get this done. Will they listen to

President Biden? Can Speaker Pelosi deliver the House? You know, she may want to tap back

in to the mother tongue of Italian. I can hear Pelosi looking at her people and say,

hey, pasta con question. E oredifare un accordo. Enough. It's time to make a deal. Instead,

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