and i actually want to introduce everybody to one other person here, mari, because i met her almost two years ago now, it was a 115-degree day, you were out knocking doors. you were out there for 2018, for kyrsten sinema. what is your message here today? >> yes, we worked really hard in 2018. our members from our union knocking on thousands of doors to get her elected, and we ask that she listen to her constituents. she listen to the people of arizona that are urging her to pass voting rights legislation to protect us voters here in arizona and across the country. >> reporter: mari, marco, appreciate the time. this is sort of what the conversation is going to be looking like here, yasmin, in these days ahead is now with kyrsten sinema standing by the filibuster here, where do these federal protections potentially go from here? >> so let's expand on that, thank you for that excellent reporting and that interview, my friend. jonathan, talk more about the big picture here as we take a look at this thing. we're talking about, obviously, kyrsten sinema, specifically,