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So with Richard Epstein. We're discussing a legislation that's before the

people in Congress. The For the People Act called HR1 for shorthand has been approved in a partisan vote in the House of Representatives

220 to 210 that describes the Democrats and the Republicans.

When it comes to the Senate, however, there are not, at this moment,

any indication that there are enough Republicans to join the Democrats for the 60 votes that are necessary

for cloture.

However, there is talk of adjusting the filibuster.

Richard, do you see the filibuster being the first opportunity for the Democrats to test H.R. 1?

Are they going to go after the filibuster in order to get H.R. 1 done in time for 2022 or 2024?

First of all, I think that there are at least 48 Democrats who are going to do this.

What is a highly partisan environment a major structural change usually

in one bipartisan support think of the key Republicans who was brought back in the 1964 for the

Civil Rights Act that the Dirtsen essentially got his troops rallied in the Senate and got the thing

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