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Equity that's embedded throughout this bill. and then we will make the case very hard. and then members and i used to be one will have to make a hard decision whether you want to leave 10 million people with lead service lines going to their homes? do you want to leave 400,000 homes lead service lines going to children? we have to make sure that we're focussed on the issue and delivering results. i think that when we do that, we will navigate this. look, legislating is a messy, ugly process. it's the sausage-making process. most is not done out in the public to the extent it is, we know that t...

Court. >> look, i think it's too soon. i was just doing an event with brooke baldwin to celebrate her american women series, and it was with a group of women. and i can't tell you the amount of women that stood up and talked about feeling rejected, feeling sad, feeling depressed, how they couldn't move on saturday. it's too soon to get over this. this has been an emotional, destructive, divisive, ugly, ugly, ugly process. and i think it has gripped the nation. it has gripped, you know, the human spirit. so it's not going to go away with one speech. brett kavanaugh's probably going to be on tha...

Institution, and that was even before this moment. so i worry about what the long-term implications for the court are on this. >> ana, let's talk more on that. you saw the speeches tonight, the swearing in. i'm wondering if that did anything to heal the political divide and the pay we saw last week or this cloud, susan said, that's hanging over the supreme court. >> look, i think it's too soon. i was just doing an event with brooke baldwin to celebrate her american women series, and it was with a group of women. and i can't tell you the amount of women that stood up and talked about feeling re...

>> her primary opponent actually first floated the possibility that he might primary her on msnbc when olbermann asked if he would run. he said, hey, maybe. he wouldn't answer. that kind of got lincoln's attention. shortly affiliated that, she said she would support health care. she did become the 60th vote to get it through. >> people don't forget she wavered, could have helped move the ball forward. some perceive her as being someone who was indecisive. >> her hemming and hawing contributed to the idea out in the nation this is a messy, ugly process that requires all sorts of back room deal ...

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