this week that under georgia law can use student i.d. to vote, but those private schools, and seven out of ten hbcus, are private in the state of georgia. they cannot. do you believe that was deliberate step taken to make it harder for 80 bc given the precision of what georgia is trying to do and suppressing one group of voters over the other? go i kind of think this is a rhetorical question. it is a little bit. but i want you to explain to our viewers who may not know why i was posing it to you that way. yes. yes. so, as cliff already asserted, there was a nefarious intent. people have to understand, the voter suppression bill, when they see all the lines, and they say, oh, all these people are voting in georgia is breaking records. the intent of the bill was not to keep masses of georgians
[laughs] they re out of their mind. but seriously are my favorite radio stations in texas, hegel. nobody associated with democrats. as ever winning texas afterward biting did to the board. it is the 80 bc de issue in texas right now. trying to sell texans a democrat after biden s eye trying to sell a beach business after jaws. comedies always better with the fact-checker. he has no shot. what s your feeling about i wouldn t bang him. [laughs] that s a first. [applause] what about davidson? i can explain the appeal of
search of it. one famous story suggests the ark was taken from jerusalem to egypt, hundreds of years before the babylonian siege began. that s where indiana jones goes and looks for it. we re told that sheshaq of the bible, an egyptian pharaoh, that he may have attacked jerusalem just after the time of solomon. yes. around about 980 b.c. and there is one theory that he took away the ark of the covenant. this is where we get the indiana jones theory. he may have taken the ark back to the city of tanis. reporter: archaeologists find the evidence of that underwhelming and believe the ark is no more likely to be buried in the sands of tanis than locked away in a government warehouse. bureaucratic what did they say? they don t know what they ve got there. reporter: strangely enough, our search for the ark also brought us back to jerusalem, to
one famous story suggests the ark was taken from jerusalem to egypt, hundreds of years before the babylonian siege began. that s where indiana jones goes and looks for it. we re told that sheshaq of the bible, an egyptian pharaoh, that he may have attacked jerusalem just after the time of solomon. yes. around about 980 b.c. and there is one theory that he took away the ark of the covenant. this is where we get the indiana jones theory. he may have taken the ark back to the city of tanis. reporter: archaeologists find the evidence of that underwhelming and believe the ark is no more likely to be buried in the sands of tanis than locked away in a government warehouse. bureaucratic what did they say? they don t know what they ve got there. reporter: strangely enough, our search for the ark also brought us back to jerusalem, to the church of the holy sepulcher, the place christians
ark was taken from jerusalem to egypt, hundreds of years before the babylonian siege began. that s where indiana jones goes and looks for it. we re told that sheshaq of the bible, an egyptian pharaoh, that he may have attacked jerusalem just after the time of solomon. yes. around about 980 b.c. and there is one theory that he took away the ark of the covenant. this is where we get the indiana jones theory. he may have taken the ark back to the city of tanis. reporter: archaeologists find the evidence of that underwhelming and believe the ark is no more likely to be buried in the sands of tanis than locked away in a government warehouse. bureaucratic what did they say? they don t know what they ve got there. reporter: strangely enough, our search for the ark also brought us back to jerusalem, to the church of the holy sepulcher, the place christians believe jesus was crucified. hello.