>> i mean, i'm very glad that this is a top priority at the justice department. i'm really glad that after four years of the trump administration basically leaving the voting rights section of the civil rights division shut down, i'm glad to hear garland is about putting more resources into it. i'm not sure how much they will be able to do right now. one of the things that's really interesting is they will be doubling the amount of staffers they have, working on voter right enforcement. but no one knows how many are actually working there right now. i tried to ask the department of justice yesterday. haven't gotten an answer yet. new york times doesn't know. so i want to see how much -- how much resources is garland going to pour into this because it is going to be a lot, between the scrutinizing of the new laws they're talking about, when it was stripped away by the supreme court. they will be looking at redirecting now that this is the first cycle for redirecting where the states decide to