committee to combat the siege if a bipartisan submission is doable in the senate. welcome to wednesday, it is meet the press daily. i m chuck todd on a very busy hump day for the white house and democrats. they re dealing with the fallout, today, the president puts his focus on the issue of gun violence. democrats are struggling with both of those issues as well as democrats see an opportunity to seize a political advantage. to do anything substantive on the issue, they either need to get ten republicans to come aboard. that won t happen, or they need to convince kyrsten sinema to kill the filibuster, or some sort of middle ground which a lot of folks seem pessimistic is even worse. but party leaders don t seem the face with the current strategy to push the bill that can t pass isn t working. in the fight for voting rights, this vote was the starting gun, not the finish line. let me say that again. in the might for voting rights, this vote was the starting gun, not t
activists have been sounding the alarm live in miami ahead. welcome to tuesday. i am chuck todd. democrats in the senate will hold what they claim is a key vote on the much hyped voting rights bill, known affectionately as s 1. i say it is supposed to be key because i think we are all a little confused how serious democrats are about trying to pass the piece of legislation. passions are running hot on the left over the bill and voting rights issue in general. here s senate leader chuck schumer speaking on the senate floor as he teed up today s vote. there s a rot, a rot at the center of the modern republican party. donald trump s big lie spread like a cancer and threatens to envelope one of the major political parties. even worse, it poisoned our democracy, eroded faith in our elections, which is so detrimental to the future faith people need to have in this democracy. and of course, it became the match that lit a wildfire of republican voter suppression laws sweeping acr
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