urmgancy of passing voting rights legislation. with me now is lisa blunt rochester of delaware. do you share those concerns? it s a law from like 1887 i think. first of all, anderson, thank you for having me. this is a really big day, it being the one-year anniversary of this president. and i can say how proud i am to have been there day one. as you ask the question about the voting rights and where we go from here, i think all things are on the table. but why those bills yesterday were so important and why we can t give up on those bills are because the one that we re talking about, the electoral vote piece, that s after people have stood in line that s just focusing on certain exactly. and while that s important and something we say pursue, we ve got to keep all our pressure on well on the john lewis voting rights act as well as the