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to this. we ve also seen some democratic defe defections. so far, that s six votes, six democrats who voted against that. but they ve offset each other. and the bottom line here, phil, and you know this as well as anybody, this has been months and months and months in the making. democrats have hemmed, hawed, pushed, and pulled. now tonight, roughly 11:20 p.m. on a friday, the third time s the charm, right? they ve passed the bipartisan infrastructure bill, and it will be headed to president biden. it s significant. and you guys are the ones standing outside of the late night meetings in the marble hallways. you re doing the real work. jessica dean, thanks for the update. passing the 218 threshold, that s a majority in the u.s. house.
garland justice department is doing its best with the tools it has, like section 2 of the voting rights act, but it does feel like they re trying to slay a dragon using foam swords, because they really do need legislation and there are a million issues, nicole. i understand that the biden administration has to deal with right now, but the voting rights discourse is more than just, like, some other concern that should be thrown on the pile. it s an existential issue and the administration s got to view it as such. and so if you can t break the filibuster for this, i m just not sure what you break it for. listen, just watching and feeling some empathy with speaker pelosi as she tries to sort of herd cats and bring her whole caucus along, there will never be another infrastructure bill, hard infrastructure or human infrastructure, if they don t protect the right for everyone to vote. republicans are systematically and cold-bloodedly killing access to the polls. so, i agree with you. i a