one republican could bring themselves to vote to even have a discussion or a debate about voting rights on the floor of the senate. and if they can't bring themselves to support this tailored, focused voting rights measure, then that should answer the question for anybody, any senate democrat, any american about how genuine republicans are about protecting your right to vote. you know, they can't have it both ways. they can't, you know, come to the senate and say, we ought to protect the right to vote on a bipartisan basis and then become complicit when republican legislators in state house after state house are undermining the right to vote and access to the ballot. so if it means getting rid of the filibuster or getting it out of the way to preserve our right to vote, then that's what we're going to have to do. >> senator manchin has said this year that there could be some modifications to the 60-vote threshold rule. is it likely that senator manchin will vote for a modification to the 60-vote rule