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elevator, 100,000 americans have suffered the cessation of unemployment benefits and a million more were at risk. 2,000 workers were actually laid off. and even though senator bunning has now agreed to a deal, his actions had real consequences. americans who work hard and play by the rules watched one man manipulate senate rules to defy democracy. three different demonstrations were held today in kentucky at a ral in rally in louisville. the protesters included unemployed constituent of the kentucky senator. but that state was obviously not the only one affected by senator bunning s obstinance. as we mentioned yesterday transportation projects across the country were halted putting more people out of work. and many of those already out of work were running up against a wall with senator bunning s name on it. senator bunning should certainly meet a guest who will join us soon. what you re seeing now on our screen is the bunning amendment.