Top of the hour, im alisyn camerota. Im victor blackwell. Good to be with you. The Vice President and democrats have a message for the gop, the fight is not over. Senate republicans blocked a vote, even a debate, on a sweeping election reforms bill. And progressives are calling out what they say is President Bidens lack of intervention. And some say that if he does not take a stronger hand on Voting Rights, they could block his infrastructure plan. Manu raju joins us. Reporter we know that there is a negotiation happening right now with bipartisan, a group of senators, as well as Senior Administration officials in the senate to try to figure out if there is a bipartisan path forward. The next 24 hours is pivotal. Democrats are trying to pass a smaller bill with about 1. 2 trillion over eight years, and a more massive bill along Straight Party lines. Theres talk of up to 6 trillion, but theres also pressure among liberals who say the bipartisan talks are chewing up too much time. They m
Level with the stock down on euro strength adding into the downside for the European Equity markets. We are also seeing weakness when it comes to the cable rates. Not surprising after the war of words that broke out between the european commissioner and the u. K. Government earlier on today. Now, 120 862. 128 point 62. Today we are giving back a little bit of ground. Alix breaking news out of the european commission, the u. K. Has seriously damaged trust and has until the end of the month to amend the violation of International Law and joining us now with more from london, david, walk us through what we know and how this time might be different from the other extensions, deadlines, and harsh words we have seen. It really is extraordinary, an ultimatum for them to backtrack on the bill in london yesterday, overwriting key sections of the agreement signed by Boris Johnson less than a year ago, which she is now saying he regrets and doesnt think really serves the people of Great Britain a
Before that he served the seventh district in the house of representatives since 1976. We also welcome congressman joe kennedy. He served in 2013, and then as an assistant district attorney. There will be no opening or closing statements. The candidates will each get one minute to respond to the same question. After that, there will be rebuttald periods of known as debate. There are just three hard and filibustering, no talking over each other, and always obey your moderator. Thank you, gentlemen. Lets begin our debate. You will go in alphabetical order. Mr. Kennedy, you will take the first question first. Senator markey will take the second one. Throughout this campaign i heard questions from voters. What is the difference between the two of you . What is the most important difference between you and your opponent . Thank you. Thank you for being here tonight. I believe you deserve more out of your senator. Government that is disconnected from its people. Economy that has made it impo
Good afternoon, everyone. Our 200 judge and then let me turn to the cloture on the motion to proceed. Several of them dont trust which mcconnell. They dont have to trust me. I want an open amendment process, i mean it if they dont feel theyve had fair treatment, the remedy is to refuse to finish the bill. So theres literally no harm done by debating this important topic. One of our colleagues spent an enormous amount of time on this. He is personally experienced the kind of treatment that produced an interest in addressing this issue at the federal level so i want to call on senator scott to give his thoughts about where we are. Theres no doubt in the earliest conversations about the process that should be undertaken to address the serious issues confronting the communities of color and so many individuals within those communities if thats not the most important way for us to do so is to have an open process thank you for having an open process that allows us to engage in a real debate
Several of them dont trust which mcconnell. They dont have to trust me. I want an open amendment process, i mean it if they dont feel theyve had fair treatment, the remedy is to refuse to finish the bill. So theres literally no harm done by debating this important topic. One of our colleagues spent an enormous amount of time on this. He is personally experienced the kind of treatment that produced an interest in addressing this issue at the federal level so i want to call on senator scott to give his thoughts about where we are. Theres no doubt in the earliest conversations about the process that should be undertaken to address the serious issues confronting the communities of color and so many individuals within those communities if thats not the most important way for us to do so is to have an open process thank you for having an open process that allows us to engage in a real debate so if your objective is to solve the issue of the Police Reform. Before the entire American Public to