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Dump on election night, writing this, quote, despite frustration and suspicion about milwaukee ballot dumps, the existence of the votes and the percentage that went for joe biden, about 85.7%, appear to be plausible. the report adds this, put simply, there was no unexplained ballot dump. the report concludes emphatically, quote, there was no evidence of widespread voter fraud in all likelihood more eligible voters cast ballots for joe biden than donald trump. we found little direct evidence of fraud, and for the most part, an analysis of the results of voting pattern does not give rise to an i...

Us have to speak out. secondly, we're going to make it clear this is not just about race but this is about race and class. when you suppress the vote, you also allow people to get elected through a suppressed voting pattern that then when they get elected they block living wages, infrastructure, public education, health care. all things that west virginians need because there are 700,000 poor low wealth people in west virginia. 350,000 make less than living wage. >> reverend, when i read it, i was shocked. i don't think sesame street could come up with a better word salad than he put out. what...

Sinema are making it clear that they don't want the party to advance it without republican votes. an manchin says that he is hopeful that bipartisan deal can still be worked out ashe refuses to bend to pressure. >> i don't think that it will fall apart, i think that she has worked hard and she has a good group around her of ranking republicans. my democrat colleagues have known me for over ten years. and it has been the most bipartisan voting pattern in the senate. so for them to think i've changed my voting pattern because i want to be in a position of being that one person in the middle, tha...

And he talks about his bipartisan voting pattern. right? but he doesn't mention the fact that the senate now is a completely different body than it was even a decade ago. sure it was split back then, but now, i mean, thinking of the senate as being a bipartisan body is seeing it as kind of this utopian place that does not exist really. and i wonder if someone like joe manchin is taking that into account when asking the president to settle on a bipartisan deal. >> yeah, i think that that is a good question, a question that you are hearing a lot from progressives supporting president biden's inf...

Of infrastructure across the country. and so joe manchin is not ready for a single party effort on an infrastructure bill. not ready to go through reconciliation process with just democrats. not now and possibly not ever. and manchin is thoroughly dug in on the issue of bipartisanship. he does not want to see anything major get done in the u.s. senate if it cannot be done with republican support. and he really pushes back against the pressure that he has been getting from progressives to bend on that whether it is getting rid of the filibuster or supporting the big voting rights package about ...