senator bob casey just made that case to you as well. do you buy that? i'm sure they mean it, but how? how many of you are they going to convince and, what, you're going to make your republican senators vote for it? that's not going to happen, right? so what is the next move for the democrats? how do you get around the opposition party. they're locked in, man. they're not the democrats. so what is the next play here? van jones' insights, next. bal collective of thought leaders offers investors a broader view. ♪ we see companies protecting the bottom line by putting people first. we see a bright future, still hungry for the ingenuity of those ready for the next challenge. today, we are translating decades of experience into strategies for the road ahead. we are morgan stanley. liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for fowhat you need.ad. how much money can liberty mutual save you? one! two! three! four! five! 72,807! 72,808... dollars. yep... everything hurts. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ ♪ tonigh

senator bob casey, state of pennsylvania. >> good to be with you, thank you. >> obviously the easy question is where do we go? >> well, chris, we have to continue to make the case. today was just the beginning. today was very clear that one party new ham pa party unanimously wanted to protect the right to vote and the other party didn't want to debate it. this is a vote to proceed to a debate. it was not a debate voted on the bill itself. one party did that and clear to americans of what the stakes are. we are at the beginning of this and we have to keep fighting to make sure more and more americans know what's at stake. just getting to 50 and required some work. i think we got to make the case day after day because at the core of these voter suppression laws in my judgment at the state level is white supremacy. simple as that. unless we continue to make the case on voting rights, then the other side will prevail, i think today was just the beginning. >> help us understand that. that you have to start making the case, why is

my conversation with his colleague senator bob casey. plus, "the capitol riots as one." it's a gob smacking headline and not wrong. also, reality winner was first major whistle-blower of the trump era and she paid a big price. also to her family about the fight to set her free. and nastali bennett is set to become israel's prime minister. i'll go one-on-one with a top adviser of his. >>> good evening. shamefully they're now being aided and abetted by at least two democratic senators. joe manchin of west virginia today announced he'll be voting against the democrats sweeping election reform bill known as the for the people act. the right to vote is fundamental to our democracy and it should not be about parties or politics. least of all, protecting this righting which is a value i share should never be done in a partisan manner. the problem is it's being done in a partisan manner. the 389 bills as of mid may in 48 states which basically means joe manchin thinks voting is fundamental. he says voting is fundamental. he doesn't want to be done to save it. manchin writes furt

senator bob casey, the capitol riots. top adviser of his.

let's discuss this now with democratic senator bob casey from the great commonwealth of pennsylvania. that you're not committed to vote for this bipartisan infrastructure deal unless there is much more spending on social programs, such as child care and elder care and more in the budget reconciliation package? >> yeah, jake. i've got to see two things, number one, before any commitment is made to support this. number one is i've got to review the physical infrastructure provisions that have been worked out here and see if it's beneficial to pennsylvania, number one, or is enough for pennsylvania. number two is we have to have an iron-clad agreement that we're going to have the support that we need in our caucus to consider and then pass the second part of this, which is much bigger in some of those areas you mentioned. universal access for all 3 and 4-year-olds for pre-k, for example. i just introduced a bill today for 40 democrats for home and community-based services for seniors and people with disabilities. if we don't reach issues like this and have legislation that will pass, i t

senator bob casey of pennsylvania on what he thinks on all this. senator, thanks for coming by. secretary yellen pointed to a race to the bottom without something like this and does ensure fairness and the g7 covers not just the significant economies but a lot of geography between european countries and north america as well as russia. so there's a lot of range there that have a positive impact because if you have the race to the bottom, big corporations win but workers don't and local economies don't. neil: you know, you to have the g20 which include russia to go along with it, whether they would be part of it is another matter. you know, obviously the president has been trying to use this as a way to get republicans on board, an infrastructure plan by saying i won't raise corporate tax rates to this country as i originally planned. would you agree to this and many have, on thought on paper, intriguing idea, what do you think? >> we are seeing substantial effort on the part of the president to engage with a group of republican senators. i think it's very positive. i can't say i

i introduced a bill with senator bob casey last thursday that i very much hope will be part of that.e bipartisan proposal. although i might add we haven't even seen what the bipartisan proposal is. but we are going to a future vehicle, we've got to be doing much more there. so i do believe that the house has got to write its own bill and we have our own priority. >> fair enough. i guess the question that i was trying to get at and it was something that president biden alluded to in his op-ed and he writes neither democrats nor republicans got everything they wanted in this agreement. that's what it means to compromise. and each -- and reach consensus, excuse me, the very heart of democracy. so i guess my question is do you agree with that sentiment, that bipartisanship is more important than going out and trying to get what you want to get that needs to get done? >> i'm going to tell you something. i am somebody who believes in bipartisan probably more than most democrats in the democratic caucus. but when you don't get things that are important to the american people, when things ju

today senator bob casey and i will be doing the long-term care proposal, which will be introduced, whichken our long-care system is. we have to fix it. this is a once-in-a-generation opportunity. people understand the broken system and we need to address it. that's got to be in there. i talked to the speaker about this multiple times. we have to make sure that whatever process gets agreed to, that's included. i have very strong feelings about electric vehicles. that's the wave of the future. my companies, auto companies are -- general motors said it's going 100% expand production by 2035. we have to build that infrastructure. sometimes, kasie, put these labels on. i think a lot of us know the things we need to get done for this country. how we're going to get there is going to take a lot of hard work, be very intentional. i think the speaker is going to be very intentional about it. we've got to get it all done and figure out how to get it done. you were right at the beginning of the show, there's nothing like deadlines coming in for the fourth of july break, but we have to start figurin

without the agreement on the reconciliation bill, then he would risk losing the liberals and senator bob caseyrt a bipartisan infrastructure deal, unless he had a human infrastructure deal, too. he's hardly considered a liberal in the caucus, but if that's where he is, think about the other lawmakers if biden were to not insist they were packaged and it is a very difficult road ahead for the white house which finished a difficult road just to get to this agreement. >> they're really on a seesaw. jim messina, i saw other senators and democrats saying no deal without both, without the larger program and without the climate change issues. so if a bipartisan deal gets scuttled, can democrats keep sen more manchin and senator sinema onboard with the 51 votes under the so-called reconciliation rules. we understand the president spoke to senator sinema today one-on-one. >> as you said, this is difficult negotiations and this was the entire theory of biden's presidential campaign. he can bring both parties together. he can get big things done and that's big announcement for him. i'm not as worried abo

senator bob casey, the capitol riots. also, reality winner, i'll talk to her family about that fight to set her free. and naftali bennett is poised to become israeli's prime minister. i'll go one on one with a top adviser of his. unprecedented war in democracy. now going to be aided and abetted by at least two democratic senators, joe manchin of west virginia announced he will be voting against a democrats sweeping reform bill known as for the people act. in an op-ed in the charleston mail the conservative democrat writes, quote, the right to vote is fundamental against our democracy and it should not be against policy or politics least of all. it should never be done in a partisan manner. the problem, it's already been done in a partisan manner. it's been done. at least 14 states have enacted new republican laws this year, placing restrictions on the casting of ballocht ts. out of 389 bills as of mid-may in 48 states, which basically means joe manchin thinks voting is fundamental. he says voting is fundamental but doesn'