Sen. Chuck Schumer wants bipartisan spirit ahead of 2024 elections

Chuck Schumer has served as a New York senator since 1999 and the Democratic Senate majority leader since 2021 .

With much of the country focused on Kamala Harris and Donald Trump's race for the White House , Schumer joined ABC News' Kayna Whitworth on Wednesday to discuss the Georgia school shooting, the Israel -Hamas conflict, government funding, down-ballot Democrats ' chances.

Sen. Schumer : Speaker Johnson should learn from the past. You can't have a group of Republicans , particularly led by right wing, put together a proposal with all kinds of poison pill legislation in it, and then say "This is what has to pass" That bill may not even pass the House . It certainly has no chance in the Senate and no chance being signed by the president.

Democrats put together a bipartisan border bill that was ultimately sunk by House Republicans at the urging of Donald Trump .

More than 80 organizations have written a letter to President Biden and Vice President Harris , opposing that Border Act .

If Democrats win the House , the Senate and presidency, would you continue to support this bipartisan legislation?.