and it has sheldon sheldon and lin-manuel miranda. there's a section on jerome robins. you get the inside scoop about the broadway show production and the history of fiddler emerging on the scene. >> fantastic. we'll leave the segment with a clip. set up the clip for us. >> yeah. we have a side bar per story. we're focusing on films that have themes, feminist themes. and we're looking at the role of equity and diversity in the film industry as a whole. we have a wonderful film about pauleen kale and equity and inclusion in criticism and lack thereof impacting the film industry as a whole. and this is what she said.. >> and for folks whoon know, she is no longer living and a film critic published in the new yorker. >> and she had roots in the bay area. she was from a jewish family. it's the local spotlight film and a local story we will. we'll follow the film with a panel of film critics. we hope everybody will join us. we would love to show the clip. >> wonderful. here we go. >>> the one review she wrote that ended up meaning something to me in a big way was for a band

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sheldon whitehouse is all about. that's why it's my great honor to be out here with him. and for as long as it takes, he will be our leader. thank you, sheldon. i yield back, madam president. mr. mcconnell: mr. president. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent that the veto messages on senate joint resolutions 36, 37, and 38, be considered as having been read en bloc, that they be printed in the record and spread in full on the journal en bloc. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection, so ordered. mr. mcconnell: now, mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that veto messages with respect to s.j. res. 36, s.j. res. 37, and s.j. res. 38 be considered at a time to be determined by the majority leader in consultation with the minority leader prior to august 2, that they be debated concurrently up two hours with 15 minutes reserved for the chairman and ranking member respectively and the senate vote on passage of the joint resolutions in the order listed. finally that the unanimous consent order adjourn june 19 for the remaining disapproval of armed sales remain in effect. the presidi