advancement act. >> reporter: so there was a summary from psaki. two things, quite a few many, aren't clear. first is whether president biden's speech and his actions today will actually bring over senators joe manchin and kyrsten sinema. we know they are currently opposed to any filibuster change rules. it is unclear whether president biden's actions today, depending on how far he goes, actually kind of quells that criticism and satisfies advocates. yesterday when organizations in atlanta announced this kind of boycott they're going on, they said things like president biden should stay in d.c. they don't need him in georgia. they need him in d.c. he should go to the senate, really, and try to work that vote. what they need in georgia is voting rights and action. i spoke to latasha brown who is co-founder of black voters matter, a part of that coalition of groups, and she said, what i want to see from the president is a commitment, a plan going