to. >> let me ask you something. >> democracy is on the line. >> real quick, if you can. do you think one day the president will look back and say after he is left office and say, you know, i should have gotten rid of that filibuster and preserved voting rights? because every president has that moment. >> he is just nine months in, don. it ain't done yet. and so i think we need to give the president the time to -- he is having a lot of conversations and discussions that aren't on twitter, that aren't on televised on television, and we need to give him room to operate. he understands how important this is for so many people and how personal the right to vote is. and i trust that he and the vice president along with the leadership, the democratic leadership in the senate are understanding what is at stake. >> jaime harrison, thank you very much. appreciate t. thank you, don. normally sleepy elections now becoming full-on culture war political fights. school board elections turning ugly and hurting the kids they