bipartisanship, it does not mean they will. because saving the anti-democratic filibuster is the thing republicans care most about, senators like shelley moore capito of west virginia is out pretending there will be many more bipartisan bills moving forward, so why get rid of the filibuster saying, quote, when we work together and really put the nose to the grindstone, we can get bipartisan support to move forward. that's what the bipartisan group did so i think it blunts the argument on the filibuster. well, saying the quiet part loud. the thing is, it is worth it for mitch mcconnell to vote for a bipartisan infrastructure bill if it means preserving their beloved filibuster. if it means they can kill other democratic priorities including the protection of our voting rights. while it's great this country is getting new roads and bridges, what does it matter if the country ends up not being a proper democracy anymore? i'm joined now to talk about all this by democratic senator chris