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To stop the filibuster. right now it takes one to filibuster and six to stop it. we're suggesting you need 41 senators in this case republicans to go to the floor and stay on the floor and do a talking filibuster, which means they'd have to stay there. i know my colleagues, they don't want to do that, so -- and joe also in this tape that was revealed by the intercept where he spoke to no labels suggested -- said that he was open to that and that was very harping. >> anytime he says he's tomorrow an idea that's progress from where we currently stand, which is nothing is happening on many of the...

What we're suggesting is that you need 41 senators, in this case it would be republicans, to go to the floor and stay on the floor and do oak talking filibuster which means that they have to stay there. i know my colleagues, they don't want to do that. joe also in this tape that was revealed by the intercept where he spoke to no labels suggested that he was open to that. i was very happy about that. >> it seems to me that anytime he is saying that he is open to an idea that is progress from where we currently stand which is nothing is happening on many of the items on the biden agenda. >> one ...

The 2021 PULITZER PRIZE for Audio Reporting has been awarded to NPR, reporters LISA HAGEN of ATLANTA PUBLIC SCHOOLS News-Talk WABE/ATLANTA and UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI-KANSAS CITY Variety KCUR/KANSAS CITY's CHRIS HAXEL, NPR Senior Producer, Investigations GRAHAM SMITH, and Editor ROBERT LITTLE. The award was given for "NO COMPROMISE," the podcast tracking the growth of how the DORR brothers used social media to build a network of gun groups pressuring state legislatures to eliminate ...

The documents detail an intelligence-gathering effort by the United States and Mexican authorities, targeting more than 50 people including journalists, an...

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