supreme court and do away with the filibuster and change the voting laws. maybe they ll find they aren t in the minority again. if they are and will be in a matter of 18 months, then they will regret the day that they flip-flopped on the filibuster or the constitution or the supreme court. trying to solidify democratic majority power into eternity. harris: not happy with them. they got a former president now obama to come out with an op-ed trying to move the needle. i don t know if manchin and sinema and now a growing list of democrats will be swayed by a former president over this issue for the very thing you are talking about. it is more than just the presidents of the future. vice president kamala harris was asked about dem s voting rights legislation as the president heads to the hill today to push for it. watch. i don t think anyone should be absolved from the responsibility of preserving and protecting our democracy. are you working
the economy, and the pan demmic. democrats are considering an alternative candidate in 2024. i will never be out of politics, i will never get out of being involved, worried and hopefully trying to help in some way. todd: wait, was that the right video? was hillary clinton the alternative candidate? you ll have to watch the show to find out. this is fox and friends first, i m todd piro. i m carley shimkus, there is more on the search for new leadership. first we turn to griff jenkins, who is in washington ahead of the president s meeting today. good morning. griff: good morning, big lunch date. the president heads to the hill to dine with senate democrats in a last-ditch effort to stir up support for offering filibuster rules on his voting rights
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the podium. yesterday. todd: the president s big georgia speech failed to move the needle among democrats. perhaps the president went a little too far in his rhetoric but the fundamental principles at stake are very, very similar. if he was trying to get votes, it was not the vote giving speech. i think he gave you are going to speech. todd: at the white house press briefing, it was cleanup on aisle 5 time. i know there s been a lot of offensive nature of the speech yesterday, which is hilarious on many levels given how many people sat violently over the last four years for the former president. todd: now, the president heads to the hill to launch senate democrats was support for the filibuster rules on voting rights with at least two senators, very much against it.
leaders. today, he s going to have a press confidence while the vice president heads to the hill. he responded to the criticism you have the u.s. and five other countries. couldn t everyone insist iran take it away all together? the notion that the world signed up for these sanctions in order to either achieve regime change to solve every problem in terms of iranian behavior or say they can never have peaceful nuclear power. that was never something that was in the cards. reporter: so if congress did vote a disapproval of the deal and to keep congressional sanctions on iran that could cause the deal to break apart. keep in mind they have to override a presidential veto and that is by no means certain or