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Him there had a debate just about -- over the past couple of hours, with a discussion of whether or not they could end the debate itself about moving forward with a vote on the filibuster. yes, and we also know it is not going to pass ultimately, tucker. >> tucker: no, it's not. kyrsten sinema, a hero, suddenly come in the minds of many. the great kevin corke. x for that. great to see you. sean hannity takes over now. >> sean: thank you, tucker, and welcome to "hannity." after days and days and days of resting, studying, prepping, joe biden finally trotted out to the podium for just his second...

Republican legislatures sought to gain a partisan advantage and at times used laws to target communities of color to achieve the advantages. judge walker went through the history of targeting black voters with new laws. pointed out voter purge and early voting in 2004 and 2008 with black voters up to half of early voters and then cut it. recently florida voters passed a ballot initiative to allow former felons to get the right to vote back and then the legislature seeking to halt that by adding anyone that didn't feed the fees couldn't vote and brought it up to the new bill and a thing he look...

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The zip codes where families have been slow to get vaccinated. beyond that, we want regular reporting on ventilation mitigations in our buildings. right now members are going back into their school communities and finding that their air filters have not been changed over break and that their classrooms are still filthy. again, the basic mitigations, the same things we fought for last january are the same things that we're fighting for this january. our mayor has failed us repeatedly. >> all right, stacy davis gates, thank you. we'll be keeping an eye on this vote today. pivotal for so many tea...

Asymptomatic can also test positive. so limiting testing to just those who are symptomatic is not entirely consistent with the science we have learned over the last several months. >> do you think testing is essential to keep schools open? >> i think it is one of several layers that can help keep stools open. we learned of the fallen fact, we kept 95% of kids back in school in person, that layers work, and layers include surveillance testing and universal mask, using the $10 billion provided in the american rescue plan to improve ventilation and we know that getting our kids vaccinated makes a...