It's been an excellent discussion. It's -- we talked about issues that are important to our country. Election is over. The only way to move forward is with bipartisanship ship and openness, and to get some results. And we have made a commitment, the four of us here today. That's what we're going to do.
Reid discusses the importance of bipartisanship and collaboration after the election.
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