that are able to vote, and to either scare them to death so they don't go to the polls, either to scrub their names from the polls, or hide them in a desk like we saw in georgia. but this is not new. the problem here is what i find to be the issue is the fact that democrats don't tie these things together. every instance of voter suppression is somehow new and somehow in a separate silo. no. it is a pattern of aggression that politicians have had since the beginning of time, just in case jim crow and before then, and we don't connect the dots. our representatives don't connect the dots and that's the problem. >> paul, we are talking about -- and i think our viewers need to understand. we're not talking about the voting rules specifically. we're talking about the census where the voting rolls come from. because the census determines the population in the state. it determines, then, how congressional and legislative lines are drawn. >> that's right. >> and you can lose resources in