senators, specifically, on that. in a speech, calling out the president, as well. as well as senators for inaction. if you can deliver an infrastructure bill for bridges, you can deliver voting rights for americans. if you do not, there is no bridge in this nation that can hold the weight of that failure. but at this 11th hour, moral shaming is not gonna get voting rights over the finish line. senators kyrsten sinema and joe manchin aren t budging on their opposition to killing the filibuster. and i should say here, that while sinema specifically is being, frankly, really personally and totally inappropriately castigated by some, democratic majority whip james clyburn today says he thinks she is not alone, that other democrats support her position on the filibuster. he said, quote, i think there are more than two, and by the way, there are two. for all the hate being thrown at sinema, manchin, obviously, openly shares her point of view. and they are not alone, according to clyburn.
behind the scenes, text messages, phone calls, voice mails. so sorry that happened, we love you, we support you, we ve got your back, but nobody would say that publicly though. reporter: 200 miles away in oklahoma, the state is facing the first ever federal lawsuit against an anti-crt law filed in october by the aclu arguing the law violates free speech. educators at millwood public schools in oklahoma city had been working under a law nearly identical to the one in texas that would ban concepts that could make students feel discomfort or guilt. but some teachers aren t budging. let s go before the massacre. what do you know about greenwood the city? reporter: today s lesson is about the tulsa race massacre and why a white mom burned down black homes and businesses in a city called greenwood in 1921. the plan there probably makes
home, but only about 40% of the jobs out there can be done from homement you know, you still need your daycare child minder to actually be there or your ups delivery driver to actually drive the truck and so, this is sort of a somewhat of a disconnect is that people really want to have the flexibility of working from home, but we simply, 60% of the economy needs you on site and that s where we ve seen the most jobs are people are quitting and hiring people is where you need to be on site. neil: you know, something else could be going on, and even if those cases where the employers are trying to be flexible and to the hybrid needs a lot of workers have, people still aren t budging and this might be a short life phenomenon. and right now, its employees or potential workers who could be in the driver s seat, but i ve seen in prior down turns how quickly at that could reverse, do you think some of them are going to regret it?
simply because he doesn t buy into their agenda. donald s has made it clear he wants to join the caucus, but so far the members aren t budging. during an interview with a different network than this one, the host question whether donald s support of president trump as the reason. listen here. do you think your defense of the person that said things like that might be incongruent with the mission of the cdc. as a black man in america i am allowed to have rights on who i choose to support or not to support. this is the ideology of somebody who is into the black caucus. your thoughts on that exchange, first of all, it is good to see you again. always good to see you and be with you guys. i thought the exchange was pretty typical of what happens when you go on cnn and other network and i m not allowed to talk about it on your network, but it s pretty indicative. my attitude is simple, people are allowed to have their own thoughts in 2021 america?
removed the punch bowl before the party got good. call for number three. it s on okay. roll this and then we ll show you the quote. larry summers. the feds idea used to be it would move the punch bowl before the party got good. now the doctrine is it will only remove the punch bowl after it sees people staggering around drunk. that s a problem. the fed s favorite inflationary measure is over 3%. federal interest rate futures aren t budging. while the stock market continues to hit all-time highs. you wonder why in the face of inflation rearing its ugly head. why it continues to make it seems as one trader said to me this morning, it seems that the market has bought into president biden s transitory remark about inflation hook, line and sinker. i don t understand why the