right to vote. >> there's nothing democrats can do about it? >> unless we change the filibuster and we got at least two members who are publicly saying they won't do that, having this veto today was an important part of handbag a discussion in our caucus about whether or not we're willing to change that position and instead move forward with just 51 votes for something as important as protecting access to the right to vote. >> but you have no confident they -- confidence they will move them? >> i don't know that, anderson. we're having robust debates about that. there is right now an ongoing effort at bipartisan progress on infrastructure, on policing reform. but on this issue, on voting rights, there is a very clear 50/50 split between democrats and republicans in the congress and because the right is so foundational of you are did he do i remain hopeful we may yet