. >> here he is, bill murray. [ applause ] bill, are you all right? >> when bill murray took that to spray paint. >> well, this is nuts, is it going to work? >> that was a surprise to all of us. >> a very edgy show in the making. >> hi everybody, it is dave letterman! >> a lot of late night shows hold a lot of personalities and dave letterman is always one guy. >> the next day cbs went up 19 points. >> i remember being in dave's office after the first show and he looks at me as if the first time he realized, what do we have for tomorrow? >> this is our friend rupert g. who owns and operate the deli here. how are you do i think? >> utilizing the hello deli was so damn funny. >> put on the glasses. this is what you will see rue bep rupert. >> i would like a quarter pounder and a half pounder. >> and a pounder. and these people turned out to be funnier in many cases than if you had booked a boldface name that could have been at the top of the markee. >> dave? >> yes, sir. >> i don't have enough money. >> with letterman, i felt like i was watching a thing

. >> bill murray. bill. >> are you all right?took out the spray paint. >> this is nuts but it's going to work. >> that was kind of a surprise to all of us. >> you felt a very edgy show in the making. >> hi, everybody! it's dave letterman! >> a lot of late night hosts have multiple personalities, and david letterman was just one guy. it was always david letterman. >> the next day cbs stock went up 19 points. and i remember being in dave's office after the first show, dave looking at me as if for the first time he realized what have we got for tomorrow? >> this is our friend rupert g. who owns and operates the hello deli here. how you doing? >> hi. >> it was so damn funny and irreverent. >> put on the glasses and the hat. this is what is you'll see him looking like on the videotape. >> we tried to come up with ways that dave could interact with people. >> i'd like to a quarter pounder. >> a quarter pounder. >> and a half pounder. >> and a half popped upper. >> and a pounder. >> and these people turned out to be funnier in many case

. ♪ there are some things that just aren't explainable ♪ >> hello, i'm bill murray.uy. >> when chevy chase leaves. bill murray comes in. >> come on, pop! >> cut, cut -- cut! makeup, can we get in here, please. sorry, fellows. >> that just opened up other doors. and "saturday night live" was just kind of taking on. >> two wild and crazy guys! >> super bass-o-matic 76. you will never have to scale or cut again. >> roseann, roseanna-danna. >> cheeseburger, cheeseburger. >> where do we come from? >> france. >> jane, you look like a slob. >> it was the show for us. it was the show about us. >> you wanted to be a part of it. it was inextricably linked with the times. >> good afternoon. >> good night. >> have a pleasant tomorrow. the new samsung galaxy s21 this looks difrent. it is. ow me. ju hit recd! see that? yore filming in 8k. that'sinema quality. so... you can pull photos straight from video. impressive. buwill it last a whole trip? you'll have battery all day. and then more. this is different. told you. ♪ i hope this doesn't take too long, i'm double parked. next. oh

>> diaz: ...and super fans like bill murray. >> we came here to win this ball game!: but paprocki is also the team's first ever black public address announcer. >> it really means a lot. people of color in general reaching out and saying, like, "hey, you're such a huge inspiration." >> diaz: an inspiration who's now a bit of a sports star of his own. >> congratulations, man. >> i appreciate it. that's awesome, man, thank you. >> diaz: his passion for baseball came from his mother. she once worked as a parking attendant here, and always brought him to games, where he would mimic the announcers. so, can i get some announcing? can you give me, like-- >> of course. >> diaz: --some samples? >> yeah. ladies and gentlemen, good afternoon and welcome to baseball here at beautiful wrigley field! >> diaz: that is amazing! it got serious in high school. >> this is a reminder for seniors... >> diaz: and this spring, when he saw the cubs p.a. job pop up on facebook... >> i'm here to audition. >> diaz: ...his mom filmed his audition. and he knocked it out of the park. >> offer you

. >> bill murray was our first guest. >> ♪ we were off and running from that moment on. >> at that timelevision was polished and perfected and when dave came on, it felt like someone broken into the studio and got the cameras. you could not stop watching it. >> letterman, what are you doing? >> letterman is taking apart all the old fashion talk show conventions at the same time it is informed by steve allen to ernie kovax and "saturday night live." >> we dismissed the audience. they're on their way home. >> everything new and exotic and wacky. >> it was a college kid's sensibility who dared to stay up and they were younger and wilder. >> i like to stay up late. >> i got to make a phone call. >> help yourself. >> we love dave, we love paul. >> cfo papaul, what are yoying say? >> i am saying let's trash this. >> on my 16th birthday, my mom made me a late night cake and had a jacket of letterman for me. >> the top ten dogs science fair project. one of the bits i think of was when he went to a store called just bulbs. >> he kept on asking the woman if they had anything besides bulbs here. >

you can tell the difference between him and bill murray. we're going to win today!as ever done before. look at this. you're watching "cbs this morning." ♪ l- cmp sine bil made h onsaay bg themao competitn -- >> here we go. [ cheers ] >> wow. >> unbelievable. >> the 24-year-old landed that yurchenko double pike vault, whatever they call it. it was amazing. >> yes. >> the u.s. classic in indianapolis. she did a round-off on to the springboard then a back handspring on to the horse and finished with a piked doubling backflip. i don't know what any of those things mean. didn't bend her knees. biles is expected to lead team usa in the tokyo olympics which are set to begin in july. she just continues to amaze. >> i don't know how you keep your balance landing on that wobbly mat. she does. >> it's been a year and a half since she's done anything like that and came out like that -- you cannot deny the g.o.a.t. >>> ahead, john krasinski >>> good morning. 8:25. i am len kiese. bay area's largest hotel is back in business. hilton union square in san francisco is welcoming gues

. >> but when bill murray took out the spray paint, that was kind of a surprise to all of us. >> thise felt a very edgy show in the making. >> hi, everybody! it's dave letterman! >> a lot of late night show hosts have had multiple personalities, and david letterman just one guy. it's always david letterman. z >> the next day cbs stock went up 19 points. >> i remember it went up after his first show. dave looked at me like for the first time he realized, what do we got for tomorrow? >> this is rupert who owns and operates hello, deli in new york city. rupert, can you come up here? >> yeah. >> doing rupert from hello, deli was so ir revreverent. >> we often thought of ways that dave could interact with the public without being seen. >> i'd like a quarter pounder, a half pounder and a pounder. >> and these people turned out to be funnier in many cases than if you had booked a bold-faced name that would have been on top of the marquee. >> dave? >> yes, sir. >> i don't have enough money. >> with letterman, i felt like i was watching a thing that hadn't been on tv before. >> okay, what woul

. >> emily: steve, all these questions about the material, like i am partially picturing bill murrayyself driving really fast spaceship, dresses made of the material, the sky's the limit, the galaxy is the limit with our imagination here, steve. b5 that's the point, that's what they've done to me, actually, because for the longest time, i completely dismissed and laughed at this whole story, i couldn't understand why tucker carlson would go on about this. it looks like there's something to it and i have now lurched completely to the other end of the spectrum where i'm now questioning everything, we are in the matrix, is anything real? i just don't know what to make of it. >> emily: kayleigh, there's so many questions exactly, i know you are a "tiger king" fan, will destroy you and? >> kayleigh: joe exotic is a hard act to follow so i don't think it will quite do it but that being said, emily, very good news for you, i found out that in december they mandated that in 180 days, not too far from now, congress is supposed to come out come of the director of national intelligence, with a

bill murray's our first guest. ♪ let's get physical, physical, i want to get physical ♪ >> weer werert of off a running, from that moment on. >> at that time, television was polished and perfected. and when dave came on, it felt like someone had broken into the studio and got the cameras. and you -- you couldn't stop watching it. >> letterman, what are you doing? >> letterman is taking apart all the old-fashioned talk show conventions. at the same time, as it is informed by steve allen to ernie kovacs and "saturday night live." this deconstructive style, this re rebellious style of comedy. >> everything was weird and new. and exotic and wacky. >> it was a college-kid sensibility, for the audience who dared to stay up later. and they were younger and they were a little wilder, and that's what this show was. >> when i was a young teenager, i liked to stay up late. and i was just entranceded by i. >> we loved dave. we loved paul. >> does paul serve any particular function on the show? >> i mean, that band was integral to that show. >> paul, wait a minute. what exactly are you trying to

bill murray is our first guest. ♪ let's get physical, physical, i want to get physical ♪ >> we're sortf and running from that moment on. >> at that time, television was polished and perfected and when dave came on, it felt like someone broken into the studio and got the cameras. you could not stop watching it. >> letterman, what are you doing? >> letterman is taking apart all the old-fashioned talk show conventions at the same time as it is informed by steve allen to ernie kovacs and "saturday night live." it's deconstructive style, this rebellious style of comedy. >> we've dismissed the studio audience. they're on their way home. and we're going to do a show from our 14th floor offices. >> everything was weird and new and exotic and wacky. >> it was a college kid's sensibility for the audience who dared to stay up later, and they were younger and they were a little wilder, and that's what the show was. >> when i was a young teenager, i liked to stay up late, and i was just entranced by it. >> excuse me, dave. i've got make a phone call. >> help yourself. >> we love dave. we love paul.

i didn't cry in front of bill murray but i walked away and cried. [ laughter ] i was in an elevator fore with lorne michaels and i turned into the corner of the elevator and cried. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. >> i don't do it as much anymore. but when i was a little bit younger, in my early 20s, i would. it just would overwhelm me so much, i was like a chihuahua. then it would -- you know. >> jimmy: scenes from these movies that you loved, when you were a kid, a young age work, you memorize the movies? >> oh, yeah. big-time. i had a lot of "the jerk" memorized. i loved that. i loved, you know, the [ bleep ] monologue from "planes, trains and automobiles." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the rental car scene. >> the rental car scene, i loved the rental car scene. >> jimmy: that's got to be beautiful to hear out of an 8-year-old's mouth. [ laughter ] >> oh, god, was it good. oh, i loved it, i loved it. >> jimmy: do you remember it still? >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: give us a little bit of it. or a lot of it, whatever you feel like. >> okay. okay. i'll do it -- i'll do it because i want -- i do

mar-a-lago, interrupting the most sacred moments in people's lives to whine about his election loss like bill murray"you're going to find thousands of votes in pennsylvania, wisconsin and arizona. a lot of things are happening with the mail ballots and the signatures match i said, "you got to check the signatures." and they say, sir, we can't, sir. and i say, that's -- that's a strange thing, isn't it? anyway, enjoy the bris let me know if you need a mohel. i got a guy. so good. so good. he also cuts rudy's hair." although, i'm guessing if you hold a wedding reception at mar-a-lago at this point, you're counting on trump popping in it's like having a birthday party at chuck e. cheese the rat better be there, or there's going to be hell to pay. "what do you mean it's chuck's day off? "well, technically, he's in the shop because he had a mechanical error that made him look like he was giving kids the middle finger but we like to tell them he has the day off. "what am i supposed to tell my son, whose birthday it is and who is dying to meet chuck e. cheese? "you could tell him jasper t. jowls is still h

bill: good story. thank you, ryan. murray, kentucky. >> dana: isn't that sweet? the fact they have the waiting list. get out of here a couple of things here. you found something in thailand? >> dana: we were talking about scratch-off tickets and incentives to get people to come in for the vaccine. not in america but all over the world. in thailand you could possibly win a cow if you get a vaccine. that's valuable. >> bill: i agree. in thailand you can do that. ohio a million bucks if you win the lottery. now all these stories. this is my story now. we've produced all this hand sanitizer, right? the stores can't sell them. they have this stuff coming out of their ears and don't know what to do with it? >> dana: remember the distilleries who pitched in and made all of this hand sanitizer and we could -- all of us could shower with hand sanitizer. >> bill: i have a pile of stuff in my apartment. >> dana: we had a bowl with all of the things wipes and everything. the first maskless weekend in new york if you are vaccinated. >> bill: now you can pitch it. have a good weekend. >> dana: you, too. >> harris:

>> you could tell the difference between him and bill murray. we're going to win today!be here. do you start your day at 4:00 -- this is great. >> i wish we were done at 10:30. yeah. used to the 4:30 alarm, that's okay. >> i'm used to it with a 2 and 4-year-old at home. >> that's right. you know how this goes. >> they go off all the time. >> i've been bugging kirby, can i please show a picture? can i please? can i please? >> i think that glam-ma is cute. >> i like that, too. >> i think it sounds a little extra. >>> let's get a shot of nate's shoes. yeah -- >> dazzled by the buckles on your shoes. >> see my calves are like a woman's favorite pair of heels. they go with everything. gunm gayle, you know what i'm talking about. >> when i interview ed pharrell he's a genius. when he sits down with his mother, he -- it goes like this. >> becomes a little boy. >> yes. it was true. ♪ >> what do we call this, raspberry sorbet? >> ooh. i like that. >> there's one thing that a lot of women want -- crop tops. would a crop top look good with a spanx and your belly hanging over while

bill murray is a great comedian. it's because he understands his audience.s what would make us laugh. are there kinds of curiosity -- other kinds of curiosity is going into ourselves and realizing all you see is not great. the greatest kind of wonder is what happens to us upon death. maybe i'm talking to the boomers. we are beginning to see our friends and family go the way of all flesh. as that happens, the self-satisfied boomer generation begin to wonder could that conceivably happened to me. i think they will start thinking and maybe returning to religion. i don't think there would be terribly surprising. religion itself is an expression of curiosity. pascal said people who weren't concerned about trying to answer that question, to him seemed like monsters of incuriosity. host: louis on the line from salsberry, north carolina. guest: good morning. i'm not going to be like -- caller: good morning. i'm not going to be long. my comment is since donald trump was a democrat before he became a republican and now some of the real republicans of the gop are caugh

bill. the executive director mark murray says the current system would work fine with some tweaks , for instancewant to take the unredeemed money in fees paid by the beverage industry, and we want to fund a network of community-based recycling centers. >> i know what you are thinking, why not just increase the deposit, then people will bring back the containers. but it's not that easy to change the deposit amount. under current law, two thirds vote is needed to increase the deposit. in today's world that's a nearly impossible hurdle. >>> tomorrow marks one year since george floyd was killed, his murder gave momentum to antiracism work that was already underway in san francisco schools. >> this is not about wokeness or political correctness, this is about acknowledging the long legacy of racism that has played out in resist -- ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. at chewy, we know walks are made better with our furry friends. and we're here to make those walks easy. from tasty treats on the go, to toys t

sara murray joins us. the bill may be dead, but republicans are planning to bring it back?dead for now is a good way to put it, even as democrats were rejoicing that they managed to kick this down the road, greg abbott who is a republican already tweeted and said i'm going to call for a special session and put this on the agenda for lawmakers to deal with. he made it clear this is a top pr priority. democrats are reacting to this, sort of hoping that maybe the governor may come around to their way of thinking. here's one optimistic texas democrat. >> some republican leader in this country has to say enough is enough, this is nonsense, this is based on a lie. maybe governor abbott would reach that realization. if he doesn't, we're going to fight him every step of the way. >> it is unlikely the texas governor will come to where democrats are. we expect the bill will be revived when abbott announces when special session will be which he hasn't done yet. the bill they killed for now would have done away with drive through voting and 24 hour voting, gotten rid of the sunday morn

. >> bill: thank you, senator. >> thank you, chair murray and for our panelists today. i want to just follow up. >> harris: we have been watching testimony there and questioning by senator rand paul with dr. anthony fauci full committee hearing today and an update from federal officials on the effort to combat covid-19 and it got combative between senator rand paul and dr. fauci as rand paul, senator from kentucky, was pressing dr. fauci about the origin of coronavirus, the novel coronavirus that has attacked the world. we know it started in china, but now the questions come back to that lab at the wuhan institute where potentially they were studying something like what the world is suffering with and could it have either begun there, escaped from there, what happened? what we saw on record today was dr. fauci stating now that he does not know what the chinese government may have done there in that lab. he fully supports an investigation into what may have happened or did not happen in that lab and about the origins of coronavirus. perhaps he has said that before in way

cnn's sara murray is in washington with details. sara, the florida bill, which is now law, already facing legal challenges. what can you tell us? >> reporter: that's right, it is already facing at least two legal challenges, and they target a number of the provisions that you just laid out there. i mean, one of the legal challenges goes up against these limits on voter drop boxes. another one goes up against this provision that actually prohibits organizations and volunteers from returning ballots on a person's behalf. and there's another lawsuit that says essentially this is voter suppression and this is designed to target black voters, latino voters, and voters with disabilities in the state of florida. and i think it's so important that you pointed out that all of this is kind of stemming from this big lie, the notion that there was all of this fraud in the last election, which, of course, there wasn't. it's worth noting, republicans in florida, even governor ron desantis, has not said there was fraud in florida in the last election. they said things r

murray: mr. president, this bill is an important opportunity for congress to put partisanship aside and help families in you are a country by -- in our country by boosting american competitiveness. this means making sure it is led by science not ideology. with this amendment, says loud and year that even during a pandemic, supporters will put ideology ahead of science and ahead of patients' health and gladly undermine the same type of research that helped develop new therapies for covid-19. this is an irresponsible ideological tac on science and medical etch are and it not only undermines patients' health care, it also undermines the goal of this whole bill which is to boost american innovation and competitiveness. i urge a no vote. a senator: i ask for the yeas and nays. the presiding officer: is there a sufficient second? there is. the question is on the amendment. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: vote: the presiding officer: on this vote, the yeas are 48. the nays are 51. under the previous order requiring 60 votes for the adoption of this amendment, the amendment is not agreed to. a sena

murray says there's still more work to be done. >> we have to address systemic inequities and tear down barriers that are making it harder for some people to get vaccines. >> louisiana senator bill cassidy and his republican colleagues say the cdc isn't moving fast enough to update their safety guidelines. they've been incredibly slow to update their information. this is the first time i've heard him admit that previous infection confers immunity. >> and today president biden announced that they are partnering with the ride sharing services like uber and lyft to help get more people vaccinated. these ride sharing services will be taking people to vaccine sites for free. that will start at the end of this month. and run until july 4th in washington, rashad hudson back to you. so how do we know when the fda will start looking into those vaccines for kids who are younger than 12. so the fda's advisory committee will meet on june 10th. they will weigh the pros and cons and look at if there are any potential side effects in terms of giving the vaccine to children younger than 12. they say they plan to have a decision by the time school starts in the fall and as you can imagine, this

she was trying to pay her bills, but she was a real scramble while she waited for unemployment to be approved. so the first thing we did was murraygram, the school she could go and take out meals for her children. i looked at the food pantry closest where she lives, and discovered it was closed. i invited marie to come to the food bank because it didn't want her to go that food for one moment or her family to go without food for one moment. the pantry would be up in the next day, but that is just too long for her to wait. when she came to the food bank, and our coworkers brought out boxes of fresh food, frozen food, and a range of non perishable food items, murray met us with a smile and some tears of relief. murray is just one of tens of thousands of people who never needed to go to a food pantry before the pandemic. it gave them little choice. she reminded me of my neighbor. that's when i thought, that's who the food bank on our food pantry partners help. we are helping our neighbors whether they live next door, around corner across town. and they are kids who are in school with our kids and grandkids. and citizens who stand ne

democrat, patty murray said she had to fly home for a quote personal family matter. add up how they say they would have voted, and the bill still would have failed. which puts the onus back on the 35, who actually voted no. some of whom, yesterday, met with gladys sicknick, the mother of capitol police officer brian sicknick, who died after defending the capitol, including the 35 lawmakers, who today, with their vote, said they just weren't interested. this afternoon, jake tapper talked to ms. sicknick and officer sicknick's life partner, sandra garza, about their reaction to the failed vote. >> i was disappointed but i realized that was going to happen. i really did. it was just vibes that we got yesterday. >> what were the vibes? >> i don't know. just -- just a feeling. that, you know, they -- they did -- they went through the motions. but you can tell it, you know, underneath, they were being nice to us. yeah. >> you know, we hear a lot about backing the blue from politicians, especially. we talk about the importance of backing our men and women in blue who protect us. what does it mean, in that sense, when -- because

bill walking out of the state capitol in austin. republicans had votes to pass sb 7, but the democratic group left the gop short of quorum minutes before midnight when the state's legislative session ended. sara murray joins me live. what happens now? >> democrats know it could be a short-lived victory. texas governor abbott, a republican, came out swiftly, said this is a top priority for him. he is going to call a special session to make sure it gets done. texas democrats walking off the house floor late sunday. >> we won't let them disenfranchise voters. >> it was short of the lawmakers needed for a vote. killing the bill for the legislative session. it may be dropped only temporarily. greg abbott, a republican, saying it is deeply disappointing the bill didn't reach his desk, vowing to call a special session. after hours of heated debate, after republicans refusing to take questions about the legislation. >> it became clear republicans were going to resort to extreme tactic to shut off debate, even though we were still fighting the bill, forced our hand and led to the walkout at 10:30, 10:45. >> it would ban 24 hour voting, making voting boxes. and it would have barred early voting sunday before

murray says there's still more work to be done. >> we have to address systemic inequities and tear down barriers that are making it harder for some people to get vaccines. >> louisiana senator bill cassidy and his republican colleagues say the cdc isn't moving fast enough to update their safety guidelines. they've been incredibly slow to update their information. this is the first time i've heard him admit that previous infection confers immunity. washington, rashad hudson back to you. >> now the cdc is warning parents to make sure their kids are up to date on all vaccines. a recent study found that childhood vaccinations fell by more than 20% in some parts of the country. doctors say diseases like measles and whooping cough can also be deadly. experts say that you should wait at least 2 weeks or waited 2 weeks after receiving a second covid dose before getting other vaccines. meanwhile, the senate also had a hearing on a so-called ghost guns over the last 4 years alone, law enforcement across the country has picned up more than 20,000 homemade guns. but like with all gun control issues. the lines are clearly are not clearly drawn and republicans say there's no more. there's no

bills. the new york jets and new quarterback zac witch wlson wil battle. the jacksonville jags going up against the texans. the arizona cardinals speedy quarterback tyler murraymeanwhile dolphins, they have retooled and are looking good going up against new england patriots in the afc east match-up. and then the marquee game. superstar patrick mahomes, super bowl runner up because they did lose that game up against the bucs, they are facing the cleveland browns. vlad, the season's going to be good. week one is going to be special. >> he just had a new baby -- >> i knew gayle was going to ask about the baby -- >> knew he was getting married. life is better for -- >> are you better after you have a new baby? >> are you fired up or -- >> that's my question. >> there's going to be a lack of sleep for patrick mahomes. >> all right. >> he's going to be sleeping well with the new contract that he's gotten. i've got to ask, what is the most exciting game on the slate? >> the first game. the kansas city chiefs against the browns, like we talked about. mahomes is coming off a huge super bowl loss. that shows how hard it is to go back to back and win super bowls. they h

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murray's sick leave legislation. i'm proud to be a co-sponsor of that. as a small business owner, can you tell us why the approach in this specific bill will work well for small businesses? >> thank you, senator rosen. as a nurse and as a child care owner, it is clear we need a common-sense, paid sick day standard like the healthy families act to ensure all employees have access to paid sick time, without losing wages or their job. also, sick days, workers show up to work sick. stay home and rise and risk losing their jobs, which cause economy. work less safely or the minimum wage. we all do our part and we will all benefit. also, studies have shown where paid sick day policies have been implemented show that small businesses can adapt and support the program. >> well, thank you. i really believe that all of our communities, the backbone for everything in this country is our families and how we care for them. it is really important. what do you think the federal government, how could we provide any more useful resources to small businesses about offering these paid leave policies, maybe through the sba or department of labor? >> thank you again, senator

bills. and i think there's some tension there on how you mobilize along those two different fronts. >> except i don't think that it is not complicated, chris. the innovation that murrayns, and there are two democrats who won't let us do that. and so until those two democrats get out of the way, what can i do? there is an aspect here right, whatever you are doing right now is what you would be doing in the antebellum south, or during the gym crow area or in apartheid, south africa. you right now are doing what you would've done in apartheid, south africa. what are our leaders doing? what is joe manchin thinking about telling his grandkids about how he rose in this moment? and when you get your head into that you see where that can be innovation. all joe manchin is going to say to his grandkids is, i gave the republicans a veto on anything that can stop them. but sometimes, you have to show the fascists your belly in order to stay alive. that's his tombstone. i don't know why joe manchin sounded like dining glover right now. but that is all he has got and that's why the democrats are at a base level -- it's not lack of passion, it's an innovation from ramming your head

murray: thank you, madam president. i was just here yesterday reminding my colleagues this is a bipartisan bill to help families across our country by boosting american competitiveness. i said it already. i will say it again. that means we've got to ensure that american research is guided by science, not ideology. this amendment does the exact opposite and undermines scientifically significant research that could actually help develop new treatments and ultimately lead to lifesaving organ transplants. if we are serious about bipartisan commitment to american innovation, we've got to stop these ideological attacks on medical research and focus on the science and ultimately the health of our patients. i urge a no vote. thank you, madam president. the presiding officer: the question is on the amendment. is there a sufficient second? there is. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: the presiding officer: have all senators voted? does any senator wish to change his or her vote? if not, on this vote, the yeas are 48, the nays are 49. under the previous order requiring 60 votes for the adoption of this amendment, the amendmen