and the treatment of january 6th insurrectionists. those hearings have proven to be a flop because they just aren t popular with the public. maybe because they don t actually solve any problems for the american people. it s all just literal emotional theater designed to assuage right wing feelings, feelings, feelings. today, kevin mccarthy, believe it or not, who is the speaker of the house, has delivered nothing i can list for you now except for the chaos that comes from aligning yourself with characters like donald trump and marjorie greene. it s wild to think it was just a few months ago that the 117th congress came to a close. after proving to be one of the most productive in recent history. funding infrastructure in all 50 states, helping veterans who are exposed to toxic burn pits, and lowering the cost of prescription drugs including insulin. see? politics actually can solve people s problems. it is literally politicians jobs. a key reason for that was the first female speaker
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to have his beloved community, a community in which everyone has the right to vote. congresswoman, as you know, president biden is expected to talk about voting rights today. with republicans in control of the house, is there any hope that the john lewis voting rights advancement act and the for the people act will even get a vote? you know, we passed it twice. we passed yet 168 congress and the 117th congress. we passed from the house of representatives. time and time again, it stalled in the senate. this is because of an archaic procedural rule called the filibuster. you are very right. need 60 votes, 60 votes in the senate just to bring up a bill and passed it by 51 votes. it s hard to explain that to your constituents. but they see that state after state has been taking advantage of the gutting of the voting rights act which occurred ten
it used to statutory interpretation. basically, when courts decide they don t want to defer to agency action, they say, this case is so big it really should be for congress. that is where you have the conservative justices with their questioning on major questions. this is something relatively new that they have come up with. relatively new, like the last session. nbc news senior legal correspondent laura jarrett, thank you very much for coming to the sunday show. sure. coming up, marianne williamson, the world-renowned author and democrat tells us why she is jumping into the presidential race again. you don t want to miss this. stay with us. you don t want to miss this. stay with us stay with us second date, wish me luck buddy. mouth to mission control.