I feel very deeply that as long as we have a Senate in which there is unlimited debate, the liberties of the American people will always be protected. I think that we change that rule at our peril, and at the peril of the liberties of the American people.
Discussing the importance of unlimited debate in the Senate and its impact on American liberties.
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