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Southern senators in the sixties who defended states rights. this vote, im ashamed to say, is further evidence that voter suppression has become part of the official platform of the republican party. >> in an unusual move, vice president harris presided over the senate during tonights vote afterward chief vowed democrats will continue pushing for federal voting rights legislation. >> when were talking about the right to vote, it is not a republican concern or a democratic concern it isnt an amer...

Vote. unfettered. its about access to the right to vote in access to the right to vote in a meaningful way because no one is debating, i dont believe, whether all americans have the right to vote. the issue here is that there is actual access to the voting process or is that being impeded? and the president and i are very clear that we support the voting rights act and the fighting is not over. im joined now by our north america correspondent david willis this vote, not entirely, there have not ...

>> thats fantastic. >> it was a wonderful weekend. but i was looking forward to digging deeper into that moment there with mike pence, and we will a little bit later on just because it does say a lot about the cultish power of former president donald trump. first lets get into politics in washington right now. the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure package right now is what they are debating and u.s. senators are haggling over funding of the $1 trillion infrastructure compromise. and the ...

According to the u.s. drought monitor, more than three-quarters of the west is under severe drought. at lake meade, which supplies water for 25 million people in three southwestern states and mexico, water levels have plunged to the lowest point since the reservoir was filled in the 1930s. in california farmers are abandoning their thirstiest crops to save others and communities are debating whether to ration tap water. unfortunately, the latest figures released by noaa, the current dry conditio...

The pandemic winds down. major cities across the country are debating whether to turn those lanes back to regular parking or give the restaurants extra seating as cnns tom forman reports. ♪ >> reporter: like land rushes seen in old movies and fables, restaurants have spread out their menus and tables. across the country countless public streets were taken over by restaurants at the height of the pandemic with the blessing of city governments, but now an industry poll says 90% of restaurant ope...

We cant exactly tell you whats going on but they know that is not the direction they want to go so i do think youll see a lot more parents at the school board meetings or possibly even running for office because democrats are now even being warned by their strategists, third-party people going, but it is a little bit too much here. >> dagen: the fight in this town started over columbus day and instead they turned around and canceled everything including dr. martin luther king jr. b3 listen, i ag...

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Hands of civilians who have been trained on how to handle them. i am joined by senator gillibrand. you asked the secretary to confirm about this change. he deferred saying he is still looking at an independent commission on this issue. do you feel he will be supportive about this in the future or sometime soon? >> there is detail missing. the proposal we are looking at is taking all serious crimes out of the chain of command and giving it to trained military prosecutors. thats the bill we have b...

Data that we got yesterday. so there is plenty of room for people to come back to the workforce when these things run down. i dont think its worth debating at this time. what i do think is important to go back to the last point i want to make very quickly is just this idea that youre never going to have being in equality and what you will have is eshg equality of opportunity. i dont know if we need to do ubi, but i do think, for example, we should absolutely have preschool be a universal, like a...

Obviously, it will be taking up in the latest instalment of culture wars and used by both sides. ifind it curious. universities are meant to be bastions of free speech and thinking, and studying and questioning and debating things. taking down portraits doesn�*t seem to be particularly fit to do that. i hope that�*s not the only thing they�*re doing. hope thats not the only thing theyre doing-— hope thats not the only thing the re doinu. g ., a, ., theyre doing. john, the mail and theyre...