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Being back on the show. good afternoon. >> hallie, good to see you. >> let me start with where my colleagues left off there with this discussion of bipartisan small group of senators looking at some of these more let's call them modest election reforms, changing the electoral count act, for example. if that's something that came to the house you think you could support? what would have to be in that kind of bill for you? in a devastating turn of events, could think woman, i believe that you're frozen. i'm not sure if we have you back. let me go back and see if we have you. it's this era of the...

The president going to spend on this in the second year? he also has the second part of his economic agenda still looming out there. so that will be a decision the president has to make later this week. >> jessica, let's assume that this all happens the way we expect it will and it fails. is there any part of either of these election reform bills that republicans might be able to support in a stand-alone bill? could parts of this legislation still pass if there were some effort to come up with a bipartisan compromise or is it just republicans are not interested in this issue? >> it's the latte...

Once it's done, it's a done deal. the idea for that reason it would be almost unthinkable to give that money and have to pull it back, but that appears to be exactly what is going to happen. i also know, listen, we've been talking to voting rights experts on this show, i've been talking to them for other stories who say the electoral count act is going to be an interesting piece of something that perhaps democrats and republicans can get done as it relates to election reforms. yes, democrats wanted something much bigger and broader. senators manchin and sinema and the 50 republicans who do not...

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