they were in support of voting rights. if senator manchin, senator sinema, and whatever other senators don't want to join them in that, that's up to them to go to voters and explain why they're opposed to changing a rule, not a law, for voting rights. i think it is imperative for democrats, and i believe that democrats are going to run the risk of jeopardizing both majorities if they cannot energize their party by standing up for voting rights by standing up for the rights they expect. i any senator schumer was reflecting that as the will of the majority of his caucus. >> do you think that there could be majority support, filibuster support majority support for some fix on the electoral college law? so you could prevent what was