the democratic party, especiall as they look to you might be th leader of the party beyond joe biden. a young congressman on the floor after the filibuster went down in flames, his name was congressman montero jones. his comments about the opposition to doing away with the filibuster were quite stunning. watch. yesterday, on the senate floor, white nationalists use the jim crow filibuster to bloc voting rights justly should. laura: they went from calling them greedy in the 80s to dysfunctional in the 90s and now it s just white nationalists. they are saying if you have any regard for the security or integrity of elections, that yo are racist. obviously this message isn t working because the vast vast majority of the country wants basic security provisions like
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republicans than democrats on economic issues. the margin is fairly wide. why is that? when we get the build back better act we ll do more in terms of extending the child tax credit and lowering costs in a wide variety of areas. particularly as it relates to insulin which will be extraordinary. 6,000 in cost, will lower that no more than to $2,000. lower health care costs and create good paying clean energy jobs. we have to do it but we have to talk about it and we have to talk about it relentlessly. jobs, the economy, and we re dealing with inflation. clearly the message isn t getting through at the moment. there s a new poll saying that only 42% think build back better
in an escalating diplomatic row over a new defence agreement and nuclear submarine deal. on thursday, the leaders of australia, the us and the uk announced details of the new security pact know as aukus scuppering a multi million pound agreement france had already made with australia to supply submarines. as he left his residence earlier, the french ambassador to australia described the decision as a huge mistake. our corresponent hugh schofield joins us now from paris. what is the latest? well, the latest is the recalling of the ambassadors, we already knew the france reaction will be one of fury and the prime minister on thursday said it was like a stab in the back. but my reading is president of macron feels the message isn t getting through. he fears that in america, australia, britain, they take the french reaction to be one of anger over the loss of the contract. the contract