the martin luther king jr. holiday redux in the say way her state was the last state to ratify the martin luther king jr. federal holiday or to act on it. she now faces having that kind of a role in history on national voting rights in a way that maybe didn't feel right to her until it does now. that's where she stands as we're less than a woke out from the mlk day and the deadline democrats want to get this done. >> you made that point about senator sinema in a discussion recently. today's speech by joe biden owe named donald trump, specified him and all of the problems that he represents and what has happened to voting rights and his lying and what he is doing and what he is trying to force and republicans state legislatures are doing. but without naming them, president biden repeatedly put all of the pressure of history, repeatedly, on these two democratic senators, and they have not had that moment before.