protects the minority from the tyranny of the majority. shelby is a big, big decision. i hope that there will be legislation to address the supreme court decision but most of all, this issue of poverty. you go to the house of the woman dr. king stayed at when he was in selma, alabama, the house is condemned. houses down the street from her with boards and no windows where people are staying with no running water, no toilets. the poverty is unforgiving. >> if i may, what is the plan to fix that very thing you're talking about, that existing poverty that remains today? >> well, lyndon johnson used this moment both for legislation and i think this is a lyndon johnson moment. you can find demonstration and legislation to address the crippling issues of voter denial and poverty, which poverty destroys dreams, educational