action? >> yeah, and several ones boycotted the president's visit today. not attending. of course, the white house took that turn to highlight the people who did show up, the civil rights leaders who did come and prominent democrats as well and i think you are hearing from some of them, anderson, they are happy that the president brought the bully pulpit that he has to georgia today to talk about this. to give that speech. but they are also saying this isn't going to be the end of the road here. this isn't enough, just having another speech from a president on this. including, the president of the naacp, derek johnson, who was on hand for the president's visit today and he said it was a stirring speech, anderson. but he also said that it is time for this administration to match their words with actions and saying that voting rights can't just be a priority, it has to be the priority for this white house. and we know that it is something that is certainly the priority now. but it hasn't always been. they have had other legislative battles that they were fighting when it came to that covid relief bill, infrastructure, of course the build back better plan that stalled over the holiday break. and now, voting rights is the top of priority. but the big question is where