Bele warns (accurately):
"If this passes, we are absolutely sunk! This and the filibuster will destroy us completely."
The filibuster is soon going away, and anyone who cannot see this is blinder than Ray Charles.
Once it's gone, HR1 will be pushed through, along with gun control (first registration, than confiscation), perhaps "Medicare for all", reparations, amnesty, and finally a new "Civil Rights bill" that will take away the rights of whites, either subtly or not-so-subtly.
I see only two possibilities that could save the filibuster:
1. Since changing the rules of the Senate is a parliamentary procedure, I'm not certain if the vice president can break "a tie" in such a vote. If that's the case, doing so would require 51 votes OF SENATORS (v.p. not able to vote). If the Republicans hold firm, the filibuster could remain. Again, I'm not sure as to whether a tie vote "for a rules change" can be broken by the VP.
2. The death of the president, which would immediately elevate the vice president to the office of the presidency, thus removing her from her position as "president of the Senate". Once that seat was empty, so long as it REMAINS empty, the demo-communists have only 50 votes vis-a-vis the 50 Republican votes. Thus, the vote to eliminate the filibuster cannot pass.
If neither of those apply, the filibuster is soon to be history.
That's why you're seeing so much talk of it in "the media" right now.