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Hello, again, everybody. i'm t.j. holmes. >> and i'm abbie boudreau. >> it is a very important sunday morning. could be a history-making morning in washington, d.c. time to vote. lawmakers hours away from voting on a $875 billion health reform package. democratic leaders trying to line up all the yes votes. all the republicans plan to vote against the legislation. where does that leave us? that means if 38 democrats join the republicans in voting no, the bill goes nowhere. it is dead. cnn's last count, 33 democrats plan to vote no. the president spent part of his day yesterday trying to rally ...

That way for the last 3-4 days but is still as you said, in the intro, a bit of cliff hanger. >> martha: boy, it is ever, major and what is the final argument, and final message, if anything, the president would be wanting to get out to seal the deal. >> you heard it yesterday when he spoke to the house democratic caucus and its leadership and senate majority leader harry reid on the hill. he said if you believe the status quo is better than the bill, you go ahead and vote against it. that is a message to every house democrat who is considering voting no, if you think everything i have done fo...

You are voting no, and i understand the hispanic caucus to be about 24, 21 of you, apparently have votes, 3 do not. one, of course, is a senator. of the 21 in the house, are you the only hispanic -- the only member of the hispanic caucus that is saying no tonight? >> here's what i can tell you, greta. everybody's going to vote their conscience. everybody's going to vote their commitment to what they think is fair and equitable. -- >> greta: do you know any others, though? >> here's what i can tell you. i know at the caucus, we have debated and discussed this issue and many have said -- i have ...

Policies. he's supporting actual republican's actual policies, and the republicans are voting no, against their own ideas, just to stick it to him. while health reform still simmers in the background, the next item on the president's agenda is, of course, financial reform. thanks to sam stein at "huffington post," we've got the republican strategy memo for trying to defeat that. included in the words that work section of the memo, quote, we don't need another federal government agency. frank luntz, the republican strategist, notes, "the single best way to kill any legislation is to link it to ...

>> the views of president trump's next court nominee could very well determine whether the senate approves or rejects this nomination. >> the challenge for senate democratic leader chuck schumer is keeping his site unified in voting no, arguing the nominee is too extreme. >> the president has gone to two far out of the mainstream far right groups, heritage foundation and the federalist society and asked them, not the senate, to advise on a supreme court nomination. >> a republican on the judiciary committee says the judge should not be asked about abortion. >> i have established precedent now ...