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Democratic moderates r, who by e way are usually the most in danger on re-elections there would be a vote. then they changed it. well, the legislative day was going and it's friday. they pushed it again. they have to pass something here or those moderates in these districts where donald trump won or narrowly lost, you got to have something to show voters. a lot of the liberals, alexandria ocasio-cortez, she's not losing her seat. they're no no danger. the house is just a three-seat margin, and i think democrats have to start thinking that way. joe biden certainly does. he's right, if you don't...

For during that time, what's your response to that? >> it is utterly ridiculous to me. i've read thoroughly the proposals for anti-lynching legislation, even the proposals that are out there talk about lynching as though it doesn't happen anymore. it seems like it's written by people who have no idea what's actually going on on the ground. and what's there does nothing for civil rights attorneys like me. you have no accountability for prosecutors to actually try these cases. so often they're the ones whose egos and re-elections are at stake for failing in these cases. these families, one case ...

>> reporter: hey, hallie. there is a big risk here. we always knew that it was going to be a difficult task for speaker pelosi to keep all of her members united, because remember, she can only lose three democrats for anything to pass the house of representatives. so when nine members sign a letter saying they are not going to vote for something, that matters and she has to pay attention. now, what these nine moderate democrats are saying is that when the house comes back into session in a couple weeks to vote on that $3.5 trillion budget framework on their big human infrastructure bill, they ...

By far despite losing the last election, and the war chest could be pif toll in the upcoming re-elections as the gop is looking to retake congress. so talk about some of the congressional fights. in ohio, we have a eye on a couple of the primary elections which could shed a light on the current state of both parties. it is establishment and progressive fight of martha fudge against the akron, ohio seat, and cuyahoga's chantal brown and nina turner has been one of the most vitriolic primaries in democratic history. and down the road in columbus, we are watching the 11-way republican field inc...

Re-elections coming up and are facing really tough redistricting challenges, as well. and the redistricting process will start in the next few weeks in some states. they think that for the people hr 1 is something that is not going able to pass the senate. they've already tried that in the senate. it was blocked by republicans. so their idea is to do a scaled back voting rights legislation that focuses specifically on the voting access portions of the bill. such as things like same-day voter registration, 15 days of early voting, and taking out the other aspects of the bill like campaign finan...