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deal across the finish line gain the support of all 50 democratic senators, including georgia's jon ossoff. i voted to pass this historic bipartisan investment. >> in georgia's infrastructure in america's infrastructure. in the end 19 republicans voted with democrats. one of them. north carolina's thom tillis what we're talking about is demonstrating that we can come up the bipartisan agreements. but a majority of republicans couldn't get on board with the bill. florida senator rick scott voted against the measure over the size and scope. this first ring for me because i support infrastructure. but less than half this money is going to go to roads, bridges, airports and seaports. senator marco rubio said he didn't support the bill because it tied to the larger human infrastructure package which is a 3.5 trillion dollar bernie sanders budget. president joe biden celebrated the passage and thanked the senators who voted in support of the bill that i truly believe will transform america. this isn't the end of the road. the house still needs to pass the package and house speaker nancy pelosi h

joining david westin on balance of power, senator jon ossoff of georgia discussing the key vote coming weekend. i'm going off to the table on bloomberg -- to the cable on bloomberg dab digital radio. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> from the world of politics -- >> the president wants more facts. we said no to that. >> tilde loaded business -- >> we are excited -- to the world of business -- >> we are about private capital flowing into this country. >> this is "balance of power" with david westin. ♪ david: from bloomberg's world headquarters in new york to our tv and radio audiences worldwide, welcome to "balance of power." it is jobs day in the united states. we will start with the market reaction and turned to abigail doolittle for that reaction. when i heard the number i said these are pretty good numbers, the markets will of it. a little bit mixed -- the markets will love it. a little bit mixed. abigail: is interesting. not a blemish on the jobs report that we do have mixed numbers. we are used to hearing the idea that bad news is good news because it means the fed will step in. this is the

voters in georgia did it when they got raphael warnock and jon ossoff elected deliver the senate to thee they left their lives behind in texas to come to washington to raise hell about voter suppression. tonight, democratic senators are working on voting legislation. that doesn't happen without the power given to this issue through protest. it doesn't happen if people don't wait in long lines to vote for senators warnock and ossoff. it does not happen if texas democrats had stayed in the chamber, and let the original and much worse republican voter suppression bill passed in may. this fight could use more power, no doubt but the fighters are still working on getting it. joining us now is democratic congresswoman nikema williams of georgia who sits in the seat once held by the great john lewis. and texas state representative gina hinojosa. thank you both very much for coming to the last word. congresswoman williams, let me start with you. do you have any scuttle on what's happening in the senate right now when it comes to voting rights? >> jonathan, i wish i knew exactly what was going o

deal across the finish line gain the support of all 50 democratic senators, including georgia's jon ossoffistoric bipartisan investment. >> in georgia's infrastructure in america's infrastructure. in the end 19 republicans voted with democrats. one of them. north carolina's thom tillis what we're talking about is demonstrating that we can come up the bipartisan agreements. but a majority of republicans couldn't get on board with the bill. florida senator rick scott voted against the measure over the size and scope. this first for me because i support infrastructure. >> less than half this money is going to go to roads, bridges, airports and seaports. senator marco rubio said he didn't support the bill because it tied to the larger human infrastructure package which is a 3.5 trillion dollar bernie sanders budget. president joe biden celebrated the passage and thanked the senators who voted in support of the bill that i truly believe will transform america. this isn't the end of the road. the house still needs to pass the package and house speaker nancy pelosi has already said she won't do t