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Work of rooting out systemic racism across the country. by the way, the white house is pointing to the june 9th house transportation committee markup as a "relevant date" in terms of overall time frame adding that this week will be incredible critical to determine if there's any clear direction to advance any possible bipartisan plan. in washington speak that's about as threatening as they get before they allowed all the stops to move on with or without you but even that plan could face stiff opposition thanks to some key democratic senators, namely mansion and cinema, meaning a lot can happen...

An embassy [inaudible] returned from reporting in tulsa. let me get both of you this. caleb, beginning with you, i don't presume to direct you, and your response to what you heard the president say today. i want to give you an opportunity to react to his speech or any other aspect of this 100-year marking of this tragic event. >> lawrence, thank you so much. it's hard to underestimate the potency of the president were counting for americans and the world exactly what happened. in doing so with graphic detail that i quite frankly as a tilson, or a native tolson, growing up and going to tulsa hi...

It was not out of place to link an infrastructure bill, which is your nuts and bolts, two questions that loomed very large about the countries reckoning with race. there is another president, president obama, who had an interview this weekend. that was insightful and the same kind of way we have to tell the country the full story. the arc of justice. if we worked really hard at it. right do you see with biden, you know the infrastructure bill not just about infrastructure. it's about -- proving you can get this big thing done. but also that america can still do big things. literally. also whil...

Like when eight million more people voted federally. we want to make it harder to vote. we are going to roll back some of the provisions that you didn't have to get a notary and have them sign it through the window of a hospital room when you had covid just to be able to cast your vote. those are the kinds of arguments that i dealt with on the committee. we got the tied vote that we needed. i know it sounds like a small thing, anderson, but it allows the procedure to take place where senator schumer can ultimately get the bill to the floor, where i will be advocating and i will be leading the ...

If we get detail about them and this meeting is hoping that the president can stick to this. >> we get how frustrated, and it was apparent the president is, and he said yesterday that sinema and manchin vote with republicans more than they do democrats and thus far, they have voted with president biden 100% of the time. yes, we're only a few months in, and what are your sources telling you about how united they are behind biden. it's not 100% of the time on amendments and there's the $15 minimum wage where sinema and you're right, for the most part, those two have been reliable votes on the ma...