Hello there, I'm Chuck Tudd. I just got off the set of Meet the Press. Yes, it's

still Sunday. Wrap-up interviews with Democratic Senator Dick Durbin, Chair of the

Judiciary Committee, Republican Senator Rob Portman. We also had the Chair and

Vice Chair of the National Governors Association, together and on set,

Republican A.C. of Arkansas, Democrat Phil Murphy of New Jersey. I'm sitting

here now with one member of the panel and we've seen news White House

correspondent Carol Lee. So Carol, look, we had a show that was filled with a lot

of Supreme Court, a lot of Ukraine, a little bit of COVID. I'll start with the

Supreme Court just really quickly because on one hand it didn't feel like we...

There's not a ton of news here other than the event itself and how much it just

wiped away the bitterness of build-back veteran voting rights. I mean, I'm guessing

you're surprised by that speed. Yeah, because it was so quick and Democrats had

been really very openly fighting about their differences and you had this

voting rights bill that failed and then you had primary people talking about

primary, certain senators within the party that you had, you know, Senator Sinema

and Arizona that Arizona Democratic Party centering her and within days after

that suddenly everybody's rallying around this Supreme Court opening and for

the White House this is a gift. That's how they see it and it really gives them

the opportunity to in their view just take a breath and to focus on something

that everybody can be excited about instead of fighting. You know, it's

interesting. This issue of speed, I got this sense, right, from our show that

Durbin was interested in speed but it was interesting to hear Claire McCaskel

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