to livestream their counting processes for the sake of transparency. there is a lot of misinformation. a lot of democrats not dealing with facts. harris: i m glad you started there. i will ask my team to pop it on the wall. we had some of that already. early voting critics say makes it difficult to vote early. it required early voting for nine hours per day and when it comes to mail-in voting that is still allowed. there are just new restrictions on unsolicited applications. the fact versus the fiction here. saying the bill does little to address ballot security and it actually addresses cybersecurity verification and transparency issues. roger, where are democrats going to gain ground on this by walking away? it is a bare knuckles legislative technique, right? you deny them a quorum and it s
i am not surprised but it is pure hypocrisy. harris: roger, explain to me how it goes. so if the emails that we ve seen through the reporting, the post reporting and it turns out to be more from that lab top which hunter first said wasn t sure if it was his, whatever. we think it is his now because he says. but if we see that there was a connection between joe biden and his business associates while he was vice president, what happens next? first off harris thank you so much for having me. i love doing shows with matt. first off the messenger mr. meadows is not going to be anyone i nominate for a poster boy in terms of credibility. fond of making jokes about president obama coming from kenya. from john boehner he got down on his knees and begged not to be punished after not supporting him for speaker and former president trump got mr. meadows to disavoi his own position on healthcare.
you ever wish you had apple care? that would have been harris: we get the wait to ask the tough questions. power panel now matt gorman and roger fisk. former obama staffer and senior aide for john kerry. matt, your reaction to all this. sure. it is a troubling trend with the media. something doesn t fit their narrative they don t just ignore it they suppress it, call it misinformation or disinformation. we re seeing this as you mentioned in the previous segment with the idea covid could have come out of the wuhan lab. it was ignored or dismissed as a conspiracy theory for over a year and you had people again tom cotton, journalists like josh rogue an say it could have happened and finally the biden administration and media are forced to change their tune.
started serving as president, he shifted further to the left on issues like healthcare. so obamacare at the time was not popular, which created the rise of the tea party in 2010 and obviously we saw the republicans take control. so i think that the presidents are always in that difficult position. some of them like to fundraise, some don t. president obama didn t like to fundraise. that s different than in the case of president trump which right now i think is showing a lot of strength in terms of the endorsements that he is making as well as in the fundraising numbers. harris: i see his list of rallies coming up to speak to your point. roger, i just want to hear your rebuttal to all of that. first off. thank you for having me. it s wonderful to be here with mercedes. it won t shock you that i disagree.
happened to the husk as much as any parasite does. end quote. power panel now, mercedes schlapp senior fellow at the acu foundation and former white house advisor for former president trump. roger fisk former aide to john kerry. mercedes, top line thoughts on this. well, first of all i think that president obama didn t build out a bench because i think hillary clinton was waiting to sit on the bench and get ready to run for president in 2016. with that being said, it s always difficult for a president who is in power to history shows to win a majority of the seats in the house and in the senate. i think with the issue of president obama, that trickled down into the state legislatures and had to deal with his policies. he ran at a moderate when he