decisions mute, you won t physicians, mutual. i m going to sub-l in paris and this stand in this morning. nothing but love republicans rallying around. their leader has donald trump and mitch mcconnell patch things up? the supreme court, allowing the abortion pill, mifepristone to stay on the market for now downpours and flooding leading to life-threatening conditions in south florida and the reins still hasn t stopped plus donald trump calling milwaukee a horrible city as it prepares to host the republican national convention all right. 6:00 a.m. here in washington, live. look at capitol hills some from up here in washington, dc. good morning, everyone. i m kasie hunt. wonderful to have you with us on this friday. we made it it is also today, donald trump s 78th birthday he s already received though the gift that he demanded, which has been complete relations from the republican party. take a look. here s the former president making his first appearance on capitol hill s
voting rights legislation. senator warnock s whose state was at the center of calls by trump was on the floor. watch. we are witnessing right now a massive and unabashed assault on voting rights unlike anything we have ever seen since the jim crow era. this is jim crow in new clothes. since the january election, some 250 voter suppression bills have been introduced by state legislatures across the country from georgia to arizona, from new hampshire to florida. using the big lie of voter fraud as a pretext for voter suppression. the same big lie that led to a violent insurrection on this very capitol. the day after my election. make no mistake. this is democracy in reverse. rather than voters being able to pick the politicians, the politicians are trying to cherry pick their voters. i say this cannot stand. the legislation the senator is promoting there takes direct aim at institutional barriers to voting and create national standards for voter registration. according to dem
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as this is a country we are 3 million more votes isn t enough. and this is the only country on the planet because the founders had this idea that made a certain sense to them, back when they were 13 states, that you would have electors do this job instead of voters. and there were very few voters anyway. most people couldn t vote. so they are nothing but an electoral college strategy, which means they are never going to reach over into that middle of the field appeal that they always try to get to, especially after the nomination, that nixon principle of, you run right to get the nomination, and then you run left into the middle in order to win 51%. that s over. none of them are even dreaming about winning more votes than joe biden. they have no plan for that. well, their base was in a frenzy to make it possible to try and attack the center. they know what works.
racism that is happening in our country. they had an article in the paper this morning about a plaque man was elected mayor of a southern man and the white said you can t serve. so it is getting to be pretty blatant. so maybe they intend to take this back up to the supreme court. but they cannot, they cannot. and that is why we have to pass the voting rights act. when i was not even speaker, i was leader, we passed we wrote it in our office with the republicans, bipartisan way the voting rights act. we frisked the senator and i walked down the steps in the house, we had 400 and something. it was a big bipartisan vote. unanimous if the senate. what has happened to the republican party that they ve taken it to this. before i let you go. are you going to run for re-election? i m not making any political plans here today. but i m enjoying my service with the members that are new members