Tillis just called the Save America Act dead because of John Thune

Senator Thom Tillis (N.C.) just did something retiring senators almost never do. He named a name. On the record. No hedging. No background sourcing. He told reporters the Save America Act is dead in the Senate for the foreseeable future - then pointed directly at the man he holds responsible. The irony is impossible to miss. Tillis was one of the original four Republicans who have blocked this bill for 18 months. Now he is the one declaring it dead and naming the Majority Leader as the cause. Tonight we break down exactly what he said, why a retiring senator saying it changes the political calculus, and whether 39 days is enough time for the September floor commitment to survive contact with Thune's actual schedule. John Langston reports.