that would allow the democrats to pass these two pieces of voting rights legislation. but the white house, if you saw, press secretary jen psaki sort of said this is of critical importance. it s fundamental to the democracy and important to move forward on the vote and have every senator on the record for where they stand in this moment of history. that was something president biden said similarly, sort of a new aggressive tone and posture in his voting rights speech in atlanta the other day, the same thing, that this is one of the things he ran on, the existential crisis of our time, and they need to push forward and move forward in any way they can, and at the very least lay down a marker of who voted on what and who stood where in this critical moment. thank you to the three of you for kicking it off tonight. ashley parker, carol lehning and daniel goldman. the great see set.