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Reynolds, a fellow at the Brookings Institute, discusses why Congress seems to be broken and what might happen if Democrats were to eliminate the filibuster
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Bakari is joined by Molly Reynolds, a fellow at the Brookings Institute, to talk about why Congress seems to be broken (3:46), why the reconciliation process is so important in Congress right now (19:16), and what might happen if Democrats were to eliminate the filibuster (26:00).
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