So the debate begins at noon and not the actual vote?

[mobeau69]

Anyone know how to watch it? I only get C-Span. TIA.

[BumRushDaShow]

1. If you have some provider on the list, you can watch the Senate on CSPAN2 on their website.

https://www.c-span.org/networks/?channel=c-span-2

[mobeau69]

3. I was hoping there was another way. Thanks. I'll keep looking.

[manor321]

2. Might be online for everyone

I haven't tried this lately, but this is what their page says:

Livestreams of all federal government events covered by C‑SPAN will continue to be available online with easy access from our home page to all visitors--no sign-in necessary. Watch live (or on demand) all House and Senate debates, committee hearings, events from the executive branch, the courts, and election coverage--plus C‑SPAN's signature, viewer-interactive, interview program Washington Journal--via C‑SPAN.org's easy-to-spot highlighted area, "Congress, White House & the Courts," on our homepage.

[mobeau69]

4. Thanks, I'll take a look around noon.

[BumRushDaShow]

5. I think this is the link they are referencing

https://www.c-span.org/congress/?chamber=senate

I know they have all the archives from there. Not sure if it shows live coverage although sometimes if it is something critical, they will.

[mobeau69]

6. Thanks.

Looks like they're still holding the vote open. They need to get their asses in gear and dump it back to the house w/o the idiots wall. Time is running out!

[BumRushDaShow]

7. Well... Congressional rules have some quirks

including "stopping the clock".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stopping_the_clock

(I usually don't like linking directly to Wikipedia but I know the rule is buried in Riddick's Rules of Procedure - I actually downloaded a PDF copy of it a couple years ago ).

[NJCher]

8. I'm watching on youtube

use this search term: watch live senate debates voting rights legislation

I have a link but it's about a mile long.