Already voted early. If you have not yet, now is your chance to make your voice heard by dropping off your valid valid or voting in person on election day. Workis our democracy at and we can never take it for granted. Our men and women in uniform fought and died defending it. Generations of euros from suffragettes and civil rights icons like john lewis to ordinary americans whose names we will never know with everything to make our countrys promised real for everybody. That is not over. Today there are plenty of politicians trying to make voting harder instead of easier but it will not work. Thanks to the heroes who came before us, we all have a say in our future. We have to do is devote is vote. In this election you will choose the kind of country you want for yourself and your family. Do you want leaders who unite us or divide us . This is america. You get to decide. Do not let anyone try to tell you otherwise. Endeds not a typical year is not going to be a typical Election Night either. Because of the pandemic we not may know every result right away. It might take some time and extra patients. You may see some people complaining or even tweeting about that, especially if they think they are going to lose, but no amount of disinformation spread by a few individuals will drowned out the voices and votes of the american people. There is a simple truth year. For all the ways this year is different, our basic voting process is the same it has always been. Child inhtforward any america can tell you how it works. All the votes,nt and we figure out who got the most. Politicians can say what they want but they do not get to change that, take away your voice. In this election just like we have for hundreds of years, we will reaffirm the revolutionary idea at the heart of our founding. Power does not belong to elected officials. It belongs to the people, and those of us who hold elected office do not work for ourselves or our political party. We work for you. When i lead a platoon in iraq, the paratroopers i served with came from every part of this ntry, different ranges races, religions, economic backgrounds, but when we came under fire none of that stuff thered area we took on threat together as americans and our diverse backgrounds made us stronger, not weaker. When we are united there is nothing we cannot do. Ultimately, more than any one issue, that is what this election is about. We can tackle our collective challenges and to make our country better but it will require working together. Our democracy is not inevitable. It does not sustain itself. We have to protect it. And the single most effective way to protect our democracy is by participating in it, so make a plan to vote. Remind your friends to vote. Take nothing for granted. Too many people have sacrificed too much to bring us to this moment. So lets get to work. If you are watching cspan, your unfiltered view of government created by americas cabletelevision company as a Public Service and brought to you today by your television provider. This week on the communicators, we will be introducing with Daniel Weiser of m. I. T. , a founding director of their Internet Policy Research initiative and a Research Scientist with the Artificial Intelligence lab. Professor weiser, what do you do . That is an excellent question. , i am actually trained as a lawyer originally. I have been at m. I. T. For more than 20 years and i always worked with an Extraordinary Group of computer sciences. In computerhas been Science Literature but what i am most interested in is number one, and how to help policymakers to make good decisions about Technology Policy and that involves understanding the details of how Computer Systems and Network Systems work and more