rights legislation passed. when he talked about the infrastructure bill, he talked about build back better. he has been very adamant about not just sending that bill to me and sign it, but he said he had a full throat support of it, and said we re going to have voting rights legislation in the country, that s what i want to hear him say, i want him to say that i am willing to do everything i have in my power as president to make sure that bill gets to my desk. that s what i want to hear him say. he is willing to committee, whatever he needs to do get it passed. i m a flative of selma, alabama, those 600 people in selma, alabama, have far less political leverage than what we have right now and they still stood for principle and voting rights and i think we need to see the same kind of commitment and prioritization of making sure this policy passes. manu, the big focus turns to the hall where you are right now.
it. and that is what we re doing. and we re talking about something as specific and as life necessary as health care. that is, i think, where democrats are going to be very focussed on holding the president and republicans accountable. not just right now during this debate about when or if this policy passes, but right through the midterms and the presidential election. this will become not surprise dpli another defining political issue. all right, chris, matthew, thanks to both of you for joining us. appreciate it. thank you. all right again, there is a lot going on in washington right now. all of capitol hill is absorbing this report. again, republicans are trying to push through congress their health care replacement plan. how will these numbers from cbo affect that effort? we have just heard from the house speaker paul ryan. he s trying to get it through his chamber. more reaction from him, from other leaders on capitol hill. it s all coming in right now. we re going to take