impact here giving a speech like this. traveling to georgia, of course, one of 19 states, you know, it certainly is real here. that is why he came here. so, he knew the odds were long but he is still making his case. >> all right. jeff, thank you very much. and i want to go now to ben jealous, former president and ceo of the naacp, he was at biden's speech today in atlanta and our chief political analyst gloria borger, of course. so, ben, senator manchin, obviously, has been clear for, you know, time and time again, he is not changing his stand on the filibuster. senator cinema not onboard, either. so it doesn't seem there is a chance that biden makes headway on voting rights as it stands right now. so the current president of the naacp -- derek johnson -- issued a statement tonight saying quote, while president biden delivered a stirring speech today, it is time for the administration to match their words with actions. um, and that's the criticism coming from the naacp. do you think it's merited? has biden tried to do enough here? >> derek and i were there to --