What's up? Welcome to Weekends with Anna Casparian and Nando Villa. You love that song

more than anyone, Nando. I mean, I love it. I love it. But you're always like grooving

and moving to it. That little piano. It's a lot of fun. We've got, I mean, as always, a great

show ahead for you guys. Later, we're going to be talking to Seth Ackerman about why Biden's

infrastructure proposal is not anything close to the new deal, although Lib Dems, Liberal

Democrats would make you think so. And I'm going to also talk about Biden's infrastructure

bill from a different angle. And that's the framing that we're now seeing from corporatists

to essentially try to destroy some of the more beefy provisions in it. And then Nando, you're

always come and correct with the foreign policy. Yeah, I think that, I don't know, maybe

the people can chime in on the chat, but I think the people like when I take a tour around

the world, maybe do some foreign policy talk. I think they're bored of the US news. They

want, they want foreign news. People are saying people are saying, you know, very many people.

I don't know. I don't know. Yeah. So it'll be great. So we'll get to all of that in just

a minute. But I do have a quick item I'd like to discuss for banter today. And it has

to do with the story that was published by Politico. In fact, Politico makes a lot of

appearances on the show today, not for good reasons. But there was something published

about Representative Acasio Cortez donating about $5,000 to dozens of vulnerable Democrats

and some of these like purple states. You know, these are Democrats who got elected in

2018. And they're considered vulnerable because they might have flipped, you know, the seat

in that district. But they're very concerned that Republican attacks will destroy their

chances in getting reelected. So Politico reports that, you know, AOC hands over surprisingly,

like without any real notice, $5,000 per Democrat, vulnerable Democrat, without going through

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