gas, groceries, essential goods. about 60 million kids across the country, their families have been receiving 430 bucks a month on average. that money goes away in january, without the expanded child tax credit. do they need to do something else? carve it out of build back better. to ensure that those family still get that money? >> stephanie, i think so. yes. the risk would be jeopardizing the entire package. build back better has to pass. honestly, if it doesn't, maybe it is going to take into january, or february. i think a lot of the people who helped elect democrats in the senate presidency are rightfully going to be very unhappy. good luck with great turnout. most importantly, it is important for the country. but voting rights is essential. we can build bridges and we can provide childcare and elder care. but if that is in the autocracy, kind of what's the point? we have to make it yes. a lot of the voting rights legislation is going to remove