Anybody got links to the spat with “regrets”? I’m seeing it bounce around as antagonistic/calls for him to yield, but I’m not able to find that clip
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I assume you mean the bumbling of multiple "questions" from senators who for some inexplicable reasons couldn't follow the basic parliamentary rules requiring their interrupting be in the form of a question.
He definitely rubbed in the fact that he could deny Schumer the floor.
Booker constantly read the required "I yield for a question while retaining the floor" phrase off a piece of paper.
There were a bunch of committee meetings today, so I get that people were popping in and out, but you'd think they could be briefed in 10 seconds.
Specifically, This exchange .
I’m curious what was said before that. It seems a little barbed.
A lot of the interruptions were to give Cory a break, but this one doesn’t seem like that.
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I enjoyed the subtle fuck yous booker got in when Schumer bumbled his "questions."
Worse than what?
It's called doing your job, Chuck. You should try it.