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In a few weeks in geneva when they meet biden will be able to judge. >> fantastic and incredible to watch. that is just what we do. well, thanks very much for joining us. a.c. 360 starts now. good evening and we begin with what president biden is calling a threat to american democracy. yesterday the president said democracy is in peril and today in tulsa, oklahoma marking the 100th anniversary of the greenwood race massacre, he spoke out against the state by state effort to enact restrictive voting laws. >> this sacred right is under assault with incredible intensity like i have never seen, ...

Of the minorities, including my ancestors who came over jews, chinese, japanese, people have died and been beaten in order to give us what we take for granted, this is right to vote. and we only honor their legacy if we push back and do something about this. so i think democrats need to come at this in a much more strong way, to stay disciplined on it, but not forget the legacy of who allowed us to be in this position to begin with, because we dishonor them if we don't confront it. >> right on. speaking of, let's listen to the president and then we'll talk about it. >> i hear all the folks on ...

Part but on the part of the white house and democrats at-large with manchin in particular. and seeing that manchin has a realization that republicans are not necessarily willing to come to the table on reasonable things, and there is no movement on the senator's part to change his approach to legislation. i think that is what biden was reflecting today in the speech. the question is what now. you know, it is not clear to me that the white house will dramatically change their strategy on legislation that does not involve their infrastructure proposal, which still remains a top priority for them...

The senate said that this is just about one simple thing. it is some people do not want some people to vote. and most parties, when they lose a major election, they change the policies. they figure how they can reach out to voters better. what these guys are doing is they are trying to change the voters. we didn't like when 8 million people more voted federally. we are going to roll back the provisions that you did not have to get a notary and have them sign it through a 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 deal...

With senator l on his $1.7 trillion infrastructure build. >> time is running out to strike a bipartisan deal. >> clock is ticking. still about $1 trillion of heart and it may come down to that. the president look forward to continuing negotiations with capital but he blamed a razor thin margin with moderate democrats like joe manchin and kirsten cinema for standing in his way. >> biden only has a majority of four votes in the house and at high in the senate with two members of the senate who vote more with my republican friends. >> reporter: the $920 billion gop plan focuses on traditional str...