outline some of the big changes made possible by one of his giant first--year accomplishments, the bipartisan infrastructure law. wins have been hard to come by in the two months since that infrastructure bill signing. this week especially bruising for the president. setbacks in cook on voting rights, in the courts on covid vaccine mandates and in the economy with new reports detailing record high inflation. let's get straight to the white house and chief correspondent kaitlyn collins. it has been a bruising week. the president trying to turn the page a little bit. >> reporter: it's basically been setback after setback this week and the white house did just announce that next wednesday, one day ahead of his one-year mark in office, president biden will hold a press conference. of course, he has a lot of questions to be asked in that press conference based on alone what's happened this week. yesterday, just been a span of hours you saw the voting rights legislation that he made his forceful appeal yet earlier this week in atlanta basically shot down by members of his own party who said they would not want to do an exception to the filibuster in order to get that passed. i also saw just hours after that