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Think they're on the right track to think it may be possible to change the rules in a sort of one-off way, to make a change around this voting rights question that won't necessarily have a cascading effect or the kind of slippery slope effect that senator manchin has said he's so opposed to in term of fundamentally altering the way the senate operates? >> well, whatever change they makes are the opponents will say that you have made such a change, you know, irreversible altering of the senate, and they don't necessarily have to make it to apply just to voting rights. they could do a generic ch...

Effect of the failure of what joe biden unleashed in afghanistan. it is a sin that these people were left behind to be hunted when the people who did make it over were part of an absolute chaotic scene at the airport. that's why you mentioned it, rachel, ari fleischer, a former white house press secretary, knows a little bit about answering tough questions, honestly. he talked about how afghanistan really was a signal of a larger downfall for the biden administration. take a listen. >> it really began with afghanistan. that broke all the dams. joe biden was given a task with the american peopl...

You know, it's a much more closed environment. and so he was asking me just to bring in, come in and talk with the members about the changes that they've, that are happening over the years and how these potential changes that they'd like to do might impact the current senate. >> given that evolution that you were describing, and the way the actual sort of pattern and practice of the senate has changed over time so that there's this 60-vote threshold, this unspoken 60-vote threshold for almost everything now, do you think that democratic senators are on the right track? procedurally, not as a m...

Practice of the senate has changed over time so that there's this 60-vote threshold, this unspoken 60-vote threshold for almost everything now, do you think that democratic senators are on the right track? procedurally, not as a matter of sort of political opinion, but procedurally, do you think they're on the right track to think it may be possible to change the rules in a sort of one-off way? to make a change around this voting rights question that won't necessarily have a cascading effect or the kind of slippery slope effect that senator manchin has said he is so opposed to, in terms of fun...

>> to put this back together. when you lose a major hub like atlanta, cascading effect of having not only passengers that missed connections but the ability to reconnect them because all the flights are full, that can go on for days. the flight crews are out of position. the airplanes are out of position. so, all of the airplanes that are currently trapped in atlanta will -- they will be moved to -- as quickly as they can to try to restore it, but the -- it's going to take quite a bit of time because there's not a lot of excess seats in the system right now. so, the dispatchers, the flight dis...