changing the law, for tweaking it. and that movement got a major endorsement today. or at least a door crackage from top republican in the senate mitch mcconnell. who told burgees everett from politico, the law is not perfect and changing it is worth talking about. i want to bring in the aforementioned bureau chief. it is great to have you on. it is a super interesting interview. talk to us about what reform would look like and who might be open to having the conversation with mitch mcconnell about this? sure, i mean i think the reforms that you re looking at would be pretty modest and it would probably start with clarifying the vice president s role as we know former president trump put a lot of pressure on vice president pence to disregard the election results and then the other key reform that is easy to understand is making it more difficult to force these electoral college votes. as you saw a year ago today, it only takes one senator and one house member to force these votes. an