there s nothing left. but let s just see. the conversations are still ongoing. i ve been talking to everybody. we ve been having good conversations. now conversations are ongoing, jake, at this exact moment at chuck schumer s office. joe manchin is there at this moment talking with a handful of other democratic senators about whether there s any way forward to getting him on board. he said he s willing to talk, but getting to the point where democrats want him to go, to change the rules to pass a sweeping measure to either overturn a 2013 supreme court ruling gutting the voting rights act or changing imposing a suite of reforms, getting to that point is a very heavy lift. but the democratic leaders are still pushing. manu raju on capitol hill, thanks so much. democratic congressman joe naguse of colorado. congressman, thanks for joining us. you heard senator manchin say he s apposed to this rules change that will allow election reform legislation to pass with a simple majority
victoria hall. and what today s story is saying is those two things have now met in the middle and right has been arrested on suspicion of the murder of victoria hall, he was a 17 year old girl who was tragically strangled and dumped in a ditch on her way back home from a nightclub in 1999. nightclub in 1999. again the point as opposed nightclub in 1999. again the point as apposed to nightclub in 1999. again the point as opposed to echo nightclub in 1999. again the point as opposed to echo liam - nightclub in 1999. again the point as opposed to echo liam is - nightclub in 1999. again the point as opposed to echo liam is the i as opposed to echo liam is the national papers cannot stay with the story over a long pier but regional press can and often therefore they are a hugely important in terms of trying to get a resolution to cases like these unsolved murders he can take years. i like these unsolved murders he can take ears. ~ like these unsolved murders he can take ears. ,, .,
why these cases are being brought now as apposed to before. it takes a while for people to be able to come forward specifically with these types of cases. so i think it s really important. it s not a substitute for criminal prosecutions, which need to be brought in close as time as possible, again, with good reason. it s a supplement to it and it s an important one that i think will bring victims some kind of justice, especially if there was no criminal prosecutions. in the end, anne i know you over the years have talked to a lot of these survivors. we only have a few seconds left. what are they telling you about how important this is to them personally? it means everything. because over the years they have been accused of lying when repeatedly. now somebody is going to say a judge is going to say you were not a liar. and that s what they want.
time. harris: i want to read something to you, general, given all that you have just laid out there and what we have known. the weekly standard put out an op-ed and it says at this point the united states has no options that don t involve the risk of war. there is an argument to be made for preemptively striking north korean missile launch sites but preemptive strikes barring a coo would provoke a war. the u.s. military could shoot down a north korean test missile. there are risks but the potential advantages are considerable. of what are your thoughts on that? absolutely. those options are clearly on the table beginning with something more benign like shooting down a test vehicle as apposed to take out actual facilities themselves. remember what s happening here. kim jong un has departed from his father and grandfather and said it s no longer my objective to prevent regime change by pointing nuclear weapons at south korea.
no one. everybody knows that he is just like biden. everybody knows, juan. it s a charade. they are trying to say it s evolving bill billing let juan make a full out of himself. everybody knows the charade. everybody is playing along. i m not. i m not playing along, juan. i want a straight answer. don t worry, is he not worried about you, bill. let me tell you something. of course is he worried about you as a broadcaster. let me just tell it you something. when you talk to black folks, when you talk to hispanic folks and, remember, they are key in terms of turning out. bill: now, juan, very good, juan. and i didn t even think of that. black americans and we saw this in california with the referendum out there, are apposed and this could suppress the turnout if barack obama put up the banner of i