leader within that movement, internally. i think it s especially true with voting, rights especially because they have the backing of all these folks on the outside. the voting rights leaders, the civil rights leaders, activists, the members of the king family. there s no reason for them to capitulate to anybody, at this point. because, at some point joe manchin and progressives have to get some sort of steamroll page to get something done. those activists groups, what massively important, don t have a vote. manchin and sinema do. the argument they would make is that the two folks, versus thousands and thousands of people across the country, who are asking for those voting rights to be passed, asking for measures of the build build back better build in elections, this cycle, and next. if you want those thousands and thousands of votes for years to come, you better deliver. phil, alexei, check, always good to have. you were gonna leave it there. coming up, we have a lot more to
he gets angry. a lot of evidence of that. they have a lot of evidence he didn t care where she was, he just fired away because he probably knew she was in the bathroom and he wanted to kill her because they had had the argument. but to retreat and to change your theory midstream, doesn t always work out. makes it hard. sometimes you have a trail of blood from rockingham to bundy and you still can t get a conviction. correct. this is not a lay jury. this is one professional judge and two assistant judges who don t have a vote but who will participate in the deliberations and their memory will inform the decision of the judge who will actually decide it. and there s a volumes of evidence of him trying dupe the police which would make it difficult for him to get on the witness stand because if he takes the witness stand he will be answering dozens of questions, didn t you lie when you said this, didn t you lie when you said that, were you lying then or are you lying now? judge, we l
votes to overcome the filibuster threat and pass that. we ll see a vote between tuesday and thursday. something else we re watching today, the republican national committee race, that s the race to replace chairman michael stee steele. why should you care? the republican national committee race will be important in rebuilding the gop ahead of the 2012 presidential race. there s five challengers trying to take down michael steele. one of them a former bush administration official is starting to roll out support. she had trouble gaining traction so far. but she s coming on monday, she rolled out the support of new york s congressional delegation who don t have a vote but also rnc members who are supporting her. we re watching it in part because it s the only race going on now and we re political junkies. we re digging in deep on that one. i know you are digging deep on this battle in virginia as well. what s up? right. that s one of my favorite political states not just because i gre
today or tomorrow, a sign he thinks he s close to having the 60 votes he needs to advance the measure. despite that, democrats in both chambers still fuming about the package. as you heard mr. weiner accusing the administration of giving the nation s highest earners a break on income and estate taxes. as a result the white house has launched a campaign-style rollout of the campaign supporters. many are mayors and governors who don t have a vote. yesterday the president predicted many more on his party would climb on board. it s inaccurate to characterize democrats at large as feeling quote, unquote, betrayed. i think democrats are looking at this bill and you ve had a whole bunch of them who said this makes sense. i think the more they look at it, the more of them will say this makes sense. after stressing that not passing a deal would cost the u.s. economy nearly a million jobs, the president then put the onus on republicans.
deal with republicans. harry reid says he hopes to bring the measure to the floor today or tomorrow, a sign he thinks he s close to having the 60 votes needed to pass it. despite that democrats in both chambers are accusing the nation of giving the nation s highest earners a break on income an estate taxes. as a result the white house has lunched a pr push listing some of the plan s key supporters, although many are mayors and governors who don t have a vote. yesterday president obama predicted more democrats would join the backers. it s inaccurate to characterize democrats at large as feeling quote, unquote, betrayal. i think democrats are looking at this bill and you ve already had a whole bunch of them who have said this makes sense. i think the more they look at it, the more of them are going to say this makes sense. harold ford, at the end of the day, does this bill pass? it does. it passes because the president is behind it. there are enough democrats in