great. get out, everyone. get vaccinated. you should enjoy your life if you do it right. but the caveat before that is, get vaccinated, do it right, and then get out and enjoy your life. i enjoyed your conversation too with the wizard of odds. he s exactly right. the numbers show what the numbers show. this isn t opinion. this isn t even point of view. i always make a difference between opinion and point of view. opinion is just whatever someone thinks. point of view is based in fact and it s your experience, your perspective. and it s based in fact. at least my point of view is. look these are the facts. numbers show they re trying to restrict black and brown voters mainly and democratic voters. people have to remember jim crow, they said you throw around jim crow. the danger of jim crow was its subtlety. there were no laws that said blacks can t there were poll taxes. yes. they were race neutral, but just as pernicious, and that s the fear here. the big boogie man i
policies are toxic to the black community. when you look at what s happening across the country about voting rights and you ve got many republicans, conservatives, trying to stop hundreds of thousands from voting in their state. in texas 600,000 won t be able to vote because of an i.d. law. in south carolina, 200,000 people. that s a greater affront to african-americans from poor people to young people to elderly. that s greater affront that anything he was talking about. what republican is stopping black americans from voting? i think if you look give me a name. look at the states that passed voter id. did they say blacks can t vote? what communities are going to be left out? there s a clear agenda to stop african-americans from having a political voice. it s a toxic policy to african-american communities.
policies are toxic to the black community. when you look at what s happening across the country about voting rights and you ve got many republicans, conservatives, trying to stop hundreds of thousands from voting in their state. in texas 600,000 won t be able to vote because of an i.d. law. in south carolina, 200,000 people. that s a greater affront to african-americans from poor people to young people to elderly. that s greater affront that anything he was talking about. what republican is stopping black americans from voting? i think if you look give me a name. look at the states that passed voter id. did they say blacks can t vote? what communities are going to be left out? there s a clear agenda to stop african-americans from having a political voice. it s a toxic policy to african-american communities.