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People just want to get the political process moving. but the only way we get that political process moving is for the democrat senators to return to madison and vote. >> judge napolitano: right. what are you going to do if hay don't run to vote? stated differently, how much longer can this go on? half of the legislature in wisconsin is stalemateed. how much longer can it go on, governor? >> it's very frustrating but already we have seen layoff noticed go to collective bargaining unit. they know 1 ,500 jobs hang in the balance. 1 ,500 jobs are on the line if they do not return. i don't want to...

You, you're gracious enough to bring up republicans and helping get this process moving. but it's my understanding that none of the ten republicans on your committee endorse this plan. >> not yet. >> are they going to come along? >> not yet. i just introduced the bill. we'll start a markup next week if we can and move forward and a lot of communication. i'm very optimistic we can end up that kind of support. and you're right, the environment is very different than when you were here in the congress or even a few years ago. but my view is that a matter of the this import -- look, it was two yea...

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Wednesday will be on the bipartisan infrastructure bill. that is a procedural vote, but it is the most important vote on that bill because it takes 60 votes to then allow an actual vote on the bill itself. >> everyone has been having productive conversations, and it's important to keep the two-track process moving. all parties involved in the bipartisan infrastructure bill talks must now finalize their agreement so that the senate can begin considering that legislation next week. and i am setting the same deadline, next wednesday, for the entire senate democratic caucus to agree to move forwar...

More and because more insurers to leave. we need a replacement plan. >> last night, the senate rejected an amendment from texas senator ted cruz that would have allowed selling cheap insurance options for those who want them. none republicans join with democrats to reject it, so that's leading a lot of republicans to say they might need a very limited bill that would get rid of obamacare is mandates and taxes. >> my guess is we'll have to figure out some kind of skinny down version. it's disappointing to me, but will have to get this process moving, otherwise we are stuck with the mess that is...