to read the politics of what happened today. it was sort after remarkable vote, right? democrats vote together only one senator, senator carper of delaware votes for it. i couldn t i guess what i want to you explain to me was this the republicans sort of creating this bringing this situation to this end because they wouldn t dlu those items you re talking about? s was it the white house? was it the democratic kau can cuss? how did this all play out? well it was several weeks of work. it was talk ever since the finance committee voted for these four bills we assumed they would be together when i realized senator hatch, the chairman, wanted to bring them separately understanding that republicans wanted to kill the had help for workers, the trade adjustment assistance understanding that the president wasn t wild about some of the trade enforcement actions. my goal was to work with other senators to keep them together. we were able to do that because
new yorkers write about florida weather. my apologies. the guy who shot this video says it formed between two bridges and blew out before reaching damage. we used to laugh about people in new york talking about weather in florida. that wasn t wild. wild happens. that wasn t it could be a different story tonight in parts of oklahoma and the texas panhandle. that one can get wild. rick reichmuth in the extreme weather center. wild. i love you did all of that so i didn t have to do it. there might be some more of that kind of wild weather in florida. a few more water spouts today. problem area where we could see more significant weather tonight is across this western parts of kansas down across the panhandles and eastern new mexico. that s where the storm prediction center has a slight risk. they have also issued a severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 11:00 tonight. i don t think we are talking about tornadoes tonight. we re going to be talking about severe weather, some large hail
which go to those fairness issues. and i think we are seeing more of that, not less of that, and my hope is that we re going to see more people that are tim and imogen and sam s age and my age who are all coming forward to join a coalition of principle around justice. then we can go back to fighting with each other about the best way to do it. but right now, it s kind of like, what is it, like the sheep dog and the coyote. sometimes we ve got to have a beer to work it out to make sure the whole thing still works. sam, a pleasure. tim, thank you. imogen, always a pleasure. bill, i appreciate and admire your efforts tremendously, and i look forward to learning more about specifically the efforts on gerrymandering. bill samuels, guys. next, we ll take a walk on the wild side. as if this wasn t wild enough for you. we ve got some newly discovered critters walking among us on this earth. [ male announcer ] what if you have potatoes?
2012 field. she also may be most religious. the pulpit is a popular place for bachman, a conservative lutheran who is sharing her story of spiritual awakening with u.s. voters as she did sunday at a church in iowa. it was in 1972 on november 1st when i bowed my knee and gave my heart to jesus christ, when i recognized that as the bible says all have sinned, all have fallen short, all need a savior, and i came to the realization that even though i thought i was a nice person i wasn t doing drugs, i wasn t wild, i wasn t drinking. it didn t matter. i was a sinner. i needed a savior. now, bachmann is staunchly anti-abortion and sharing a personal anecdote about a miskashlg she suffered. she s an outspoken critic of gay marriage as is her husband who once compared homosexuals to