assignment. in georgia, one of the things they did, remember that terrible law? you don t have to have a copy of your i.d., you just have to write down the i.d. number on the thing so they can match it. that s the requirement. that doesn t seem like too hard to do, pretty much everyone can get a pen. greg: not if there s no kinko s, where do you get the pen? dana: there was a big uproar. she said, we will pay for everybody, we will pick you up and take it in place and take you home. i think she had something like 30 people in the whole state and then that issue went away. so it can go away. the last thing i would say his texas democrats today have all left the state in a huff because they are protesting this voter bill, that the texas legislator is putting through. they are coming to d.c. why? because d.c. has the solutions? rather than staying in their state and trying to work it out, coming to washington greg: you mean you can leave work if you are losing?
is agreeing to voter i.d. one of those compromises you support? and some people s mind, that means that you re going to have to xerox or photocopy your i.d. to send it in to prove you are who you are. well, there are a lot of people, especially people who live in rural communities, who don t there is no kinko s, there is no officemax near them. emily: vice president kamala harris getting roasted as out of touch for those remarks over the weekend. she was trying to make the case against voter i.d. laws. here is a republican ohio senate candidate j.d. vance, author of the best seller, hillbilly elegy, in response. have all kinds of crazy things in small towns in the state of ohio and across the country. we got electricity, we got running water, we even have soap. it s amazing that the vice president of the united states thinks that people can t make photocopies in rural communities.
emily: will, i think one of my favorite twitter responses was a photo of a horse and buggy on some dirt road saying, this is us looking for a kinko s. [laughter] although there is a lot of funny jokes to be made, the condescension and the out of touchness, that is so real. will: well, and from a small town. by the way, i don t know what kinko s is coming to be on a spit are they? harris: i think fedex bought them. will: i think photocopying isn t even as common as it used to be. i don t know, we are taking pictures of our phones. guess what? in small towns have phones, you can take a picture of your i.d. i don t know the logistics but i m confident small town people will be able to figure it out. i want to cede my time to kayleigh because i m fascinated by this. i think kamala harris is getting the terrible jobs, the unsolvable jobs, she s getting the poison pills and i want to know why. did they not want her to have a future in the democratic party?
there are a whole lot of people, especially people who live in communities, there is no kinko s, officemax. be clear who you have in mind what would be required of them to prove who they are. of course people have to prove who they are. but not a way that makes it almost impossible for them to prove who they are. rachel: so will, you guys often make fun of me because i m so 90s. she brought up kinko s. i haven t heard of kinko s i don t even know. will: they were bought by fedex. it is kinko s fedex. rachel: i would probably just go to walmart. i have no idea. i have my own little printer at home but whatever. what i found interesting about this, almost a little refreshing is that now democrats don t think that minorities are the only ones stupid enough, you know, not be able to figure out how to get a license. now white people have been included if they re rural americans.
have a presidency that s people will make that judgment. promulgating the lies or even but it s it s playing out the saying get over it. it s a completely different way it looked like it was going landscape. to play out from the beginning so speaking of fox news and people stepping up, the question with the parties divided into is will we have more people like their camps and playing their this? take a look. part in the war over donald it was a lot more than a phone call about the it was a coordinated campaign. and what you ve heard from bill trump. and not a single republican taylor and fiona hill and a voted for this resolution which moves it into the public phase where the public will hear some number and colorado colonel vindman and others is this was a of these interviews and listen to the witnesses for themselves. coordinated campaign by people outside the regular diplomatic obviously republicans again channels of the state department to put pressure on ukraine to do yester