and senate majority leader chuck schumer, he was on the senate floor saying, look, bipartisanship is -- the filibuster is not bringing together bipartisanship. let's listen to how he put it in his own words. >> there are some in our caucus who believes it helps bring a few, who believe it helps bring us together. i don't see that evidence -- evidence of that at all. and i think a majority of my colleagues would agree with that. >> reporter: so despite these last-minute attempts to try to convince senators manchin and sinema to change their minds, it's not going to work. they've been very clear and the party is going to end the day today focusing on a divided -- or where the focus will be on a divided party, who weren't willing to change the senate rules in order to pass this voting rights legislation and they, too, are going to have to reset their agenda alongside the president. but first, we have to get through these votes first, hallie. >> pull back a little bit. put this moment into context for us right now as it relates to the next two hours, let's call