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Care from one jockey to another and they showed and said that they should act as a reminder that competing in a dangerous sport does not condone acting a reckless way to others. on the potential implications of this, the judge did say say that the threshold of liability for this is high and finding them in this case does not set a precedent for not just finding them in this case does not set a precedent for notjust racing, but other sports. and for the circumstances in the context of this incide...

Structure of the filibuster to do that? >> yes. well, first of all, voting just voting is the bed rock of democracy. if you can make the senate work better the rules are something we have changed over the years. 232 years theres been rule changes but never with the filibuster the rights of the minority. i made no commitments or promises on that. i am working on trying to make the senate work better, bringing bills to the floor, amending them. having debates, understanding, being transparent to t...

Has to change when time calls for them change. they have used every lever they possibly can to try to convince manchin to give in some way on the filibuster on making it possible to change the voting rights rules in this country with a 50 vote threshold and democrats have nothing to show for those efforts. garrett haake, thank you so much, we appreciate it. so, jonathan lemire, this is one of the moments where i am -- i understand that, i would be angry too if i am progressive. you look back ove...

Open process of electing our officials and believing and making sure it is secure. we should be working on that together. next of all you can make the senate work better the rules weve changed over the years 232 years theres been rule changes. theres never been a change with the filibuster the rights of the minority. and i make no commitment or promises on that i am working on trying to make the senate work better, bringing bills to the floor, amending them, having debates, understanding, being ...

Hit the same heights we hit back in january of 2021. we will see cases rise, hospitalizations rise, well see deaths unfortunately rise as well. but the highest number are will not be nearly as bad as last winter. >> we have power in this as a people because we know that boosters help protect us individually, also help protect the population. so how much would booster shots have to increase from where they stand now in terms of a percentage of the population to make a difference in either of thos...

Fareed zakaria has called it -- it is certainly not on par with countries like switzerland or canada or denmark or japan. we are considered, we are no longer considered the worlds longest democracy. that ended in january of 2021. >> can such ships be easily turned around? is there a threshold countries cross where you cant go back and how close is the u.s. to that threshold? >> one of the things we know is countries that experience one civil war is significantly more likely to experience a secon...

They have actually classified the united states for the very first time as an onocracy, not a full democracy, not a partial democracy. some people call it a hybrid democracy. fareed zakaria has called it an illiberal democracy. but it certainly not considered on par with countries like switzerland or canada or denmark or japan. we are no longer considered the worlds longest democracy. that ended in january of 2021. >> can such ships be easily turned around? is there a threshold countries cross w...

Would get majority votes. there was no coaching necessarily. now you need a coach on everything, pretty much, unless its a reconciliation bill. its a much more closed environment. and so he was asking me just to come in and talk with the members about changes that have happened over the years and how these potential changes that theyd like to do might impact the current senate. >> given that evolution that you are describing and the way the actual sort of pattern and practice of the senate has c...

That the reason the progressive proposals for voting rights were not being passed is because it sbaz hazent been reintroduced since it was struck down but the reason it was able to be struck down is because republicans use the filibuster she is currently supporting. and so, i mentioned that example to show she is kiends of kicking up a storm of dust which we in arizona call a -- you know, vocabulary for aw you at home. but a storm of dust to kind of mystify constituents and people in the country...

Line. so we need to get back in there and get this s done, period. and of course she is referring to that same moment when lucy pulls the football from charlie. shes not just talking about the build back better legislation, shes talking about voting rights and the fact that there are negotiations that have been going on with senator manchin and others about adjusting the threshold for supporting voting rights legislation. that is something that is still on the table. they still have to work with...