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The inevitable result of their caucus. so, i just thought it was pertinent, unfortunately i had a rule staff, as a former member. to be able to work with me to give us some options. and it wasn't just for the fault. we were thinking that it might be for other things that might come up. the republicans, when they came in charge, change the rules a little bit. so, you can only introduce bills that were single sourced for a committee. this bill covers enough, so that would have changed once we moved it at the rules committee, into a single source. but it covered enough, strategically, so that we ...

Explain them to anyone else. i have struggled with such explanation once again today before finally giving up and deciding to defer to roll calls authoritative report. today on how this might work. rules ranking member jim mcgovern filed the rule during tuesday's, meaning today house proforma session, which allows them to begin the cumbersome process of trying to discharge it to the floor against republican leaders wishes. the rule would allow for a immediate consideration of a shell bill congressman mark desaulnier introduced at the beginning of the congress that jeffrey said could be used as...

I think, to me and to people across the country. and that is that we all know the state, the battered state of our democracy. and we all understand that this is not just a one-off here or two states that are doing this. this is a concerted, planned, coordinated effort. over 400 voter suppression bills have been introduced across the country just in the last year, just since january 6th. and so it's not divorced from january 6th either and i think that's why people are so frustrated because it feels like the urgency is not being recognized. we, of course, in the house, have passed both of these...

For poor countries, they can cause mass starvation. to capitol hill now and the fight for voting rights. president biden will meet with senate democrats over lunch today as they try to plot a path with how to overcome the gop filibuster on this. former president obama also now throwing his weight behind peng shuai -- president biden's efforts. senate majority leader chuck schumer plans to layout what happens next in the uphill battle. he may have found a bit of a loophole. tell us more. >> reporter: laura, a loophole indeed. now, bear with me. for the senate and house to vote on any sort of ...

The senate has voted to advance the bipartisan infrastructure bill and bring debate on the substitute amendment to an end. i repeat that democrats are ready and willing to vote on additional amendments to the bill before moving to final passage. once again, that will require the cooperation of our republican colleagues. i hope they will cooperate so we can move more quickly. otherwise, we'll proceed by the book and finish the bill. >> john, what's our sense of the bipartisanship inside this bipartisan bill? even the vote to replace the shell bill was not along strict party lines. there were a ...