so two hundred seven members that cost in a vote electronically very transparent we ve been told although there were some slight technical difficulties with the voting system earlier on today i m hoping those have been remedied and so this time around a big a vote so many people getting involved of course again we re going to have a vote rating and people tactically voting some countries that are not happy with the politics of one of the bidding nations or some countries that want to be in solidarity with that continent so we expect african nations largely to vote for morocco also some asian nations have expressed their support for morocco. and this twenty six will be the first world cup with forty eight teams that have a lot worse yet it s going to have eighty games a whopping eighty. games so figure it s up to forty eight from what forty eight at the moment we have let me facts right thirty two i think it is yes and right now looking at those two bids there are pros and cons for both
well, as we ve been telling you, we re not a nation of liberal and conservative ideologues but the majority of the country falls in between, a country of pragmatists. the question is, is there any legislative center on capitol hill that represents this somewhat silent majority? turns out there are a few moderates left. senator mark prior is one of the few senate true moderates according to the national journal. west virginia senator joe manchin and former nebraska senator ben nelson were the two others. vote rating was 52.3% liberal, 27.7 conservative. senator prior joins me now. he s a member of the appropriations committee. senator prior, good morning to you, sir. thank you. thank you for having me. i want to start with this senate deal. i know you ve been involved with working with senator collins from maine. there s a group of you of senate
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