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the calendar. he lived through the obama years where obama had two years to govern. republicans took back the house and the senate after he was reelected in the midterm after that. how does he manage this? >> especially because progressive anger is really bubbling over on several front seat. it's not just impatience with the infrastructure talks where they think the biden administration is falling back in the 2009 trap of talking with a republican party that doesn't want to reach a deal. they got really ticked off, mostly behind the scenes, with biden for not embracing the voting rights stuff much earlier in his administration. the nationwide, coast-to-coast, republican effort to roll back, to add new restrictions to the voting practices that they blame for trump's defeat in november, that's been going on since just after the election. a lot of progressives are very unhappy that biden came out and made the impassioned comments about voting rights. did it way too late. all these progressives are publicly attacking joe manchin, he's embraced the lightning rod rule but it complicates the math