something that they really care about which is voting rights. look, when it comes to -- when it comes to what folks are saying out there, we hear them. that's why the president went to georgia. let's not forget what georgia represents. it is the home of civil rights icons. it is theof, you know, voting rights, you know, history in the past, of civil rights movement. if you think about what georgia represents. and so the president understands the power of the bully pulpit, so he used that opportunity, jonathan, to spur action. and that is what he is calling on congress to do, which he has been doing for almost a year now. >> so -- >> so now, you know, you think about the filibuster. go ahead, jonathan. >> no, your point is well twell, that he is using the bully pulpit now. certainly, groups are looking for him to do more on the horizon and, of course, the threats for voting rights looming across the country. before you go, something on the pandemic. we're seeing cases, coronavirus