senator manchin and senator sinema who both support the bill. they just don't supported enough to get rid of the filibuster. and i think on this particular issue, it is -- i guess, if there were thousands of people outside of the capitol protesting this legislation, maybe that would create a different dynamic. it seems like the public generally is on their side. i don't know if they have lost the messaging battle. it is just a simple matter of these two senators. and i think everybody wants to search for other answers to why they haven't gotten this done. and i think the answer is right in front of us. >> i guess the argument from manchin and sinema is that if democrats do succeed in altering the filibuster, what is to stop republicans from using that to their advantage in passing these kinds of voting restriction laws on a federal level if they succeed in the midterms? on anything that the democrats