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To court. i had two court appearances, i won't forget. and i called the court and told them i couldn't come today because i didn't think i could talk to white folks that day. and i got white friends that still have -- but it just, i can't talk to y'all today. there's something about that put down that you ain't human, you're not worthy of justice. it's three-fifths. it's the -- your life don't matter. >> your life doesn't matter. >> your life doesn't matter. black lives don't matter. >> we, the jury, in the above entitled action find the defendant not guilty -- >> everybody was glued to their ...

I'm not doing it from one side. for us to go it alone, no matter what side does it it comes back at you pretty hard. i was there in and i don't think anybody is happy about that when have you to do those changes. >> is the 60-vote threshold a red line or bipartisanship? >> bipartisanship takes more than just 591-vote threshold. that's what we've always had. there's been talks about three-fifths of those investigate so if that doesn't set a precedent and we've done that before. we're looking at all the historical things that we've done in 232 year. i'm trying to learn as much as i possibly can,...

Week told reporters including jake and me that he supports some modest changes to filibuster rules, things like requiring the minority to talk on the floor, hold the floor while obstructing, changing the thresholds to three-fifths of senators voting and present rather than 60 flat. it's highly unlikely that those would enable passage of a voting rights bill because republicans would be happy to fight it on the floor. sinema's position has been that she supports the filibuster because she worries about radical swings in federal policy from one government to the next if it is eliminated. many of...

If you were already starting to feeling the pinch last year. this warning comes from the british chambers of commerce which represents tens of thousands of businesses. three fifths of its 5,000 members have said they'll put their prices up in the next three months. why? businesses will need to pass on their own costs. our latest survey shows that business are facing a multitude of headwinds. this includes for some higher transportation costs, higher energy costs, and supply chain disruption which means it's more costly to get goods to market and create goods in the first place. the knock—on ...

Three-fifths. instead of it being a percent of those who show up, it will be a percent of the body, which meant -- and people did not understand what they were doing, that those who want to obstruct don't have to show up. and therefore, it became so easy to obstruct because the burden is all on the majority. you can go on vacation and obstruct. the vote can be 59-0 and the 59 lose and can't hold a debate. so what angus is suggesting is shouldn't the responsibility be on those who want more debate to actually be there to debate. how logical is that? very logical. >> let's listen to what angus k...