becomes the agenda of the nation? why is that? this is the united states of america, not the united states of the democrat party. i think the reason is that democrat party and media are one in the same, democrat party is always driving not to reform but to alter our liberty, families, economic system and governing system. right from the beginning, during the civil war, during segregation. never content. the party is always pushing, pushing, pushing. and often pushing illegalities for their power. -- this is all about power for the democrat party. now we debate voting rights. to enshrine the democrat party authority. this is not voting rights. we have a war on free speech going on, why? we don't have a war to spree speech against democrats. it is against anyone that challenges them. no matter their intelligence or expertise, we cannot have a competition of ideas, that is now forbidden, and academic freedom in the colleges and universities? have you seen who the tenured professors are, they are brain washing to hated their own country, what you that serve? the democrat party, they are pushing for fundamental change. what about the indoctrination of our children with critical race theory, that is farrakhan dresses up as scholarship, it is racist, about segregation it is hateful and fringed. it is everywhere in our so-called public school systems, pushed on our parents, whether they like it or not, despite media pretending it does not exist. if you raise a generation that hates their own country, you undermine the the -- exist stance of that country, we do know that open borders and we have reports a lot of criminals, sexual predators, tons of killer drugs coming in killing more people than covid has in terms of young people. open borders, it is responsibility of federal government to secure the borders, they won't do it, does that enhance the life style of the american people. ? democrat believe one day they will vote democrat, don't they? and what about illegal alien voting, new york city says they will vote, what is the problem, why shouldn't they get health care, free schooling and free housing and. a driver license, what is the problem, we don't need citizenship, per se, in u.s. we're all people after all. all contributors. that is what they claim. if they get rid of voter i.d. at federal level, and we have major cities. it is catching on allowing people to vote. attack on federalism, a keystone of our constitutional republic, to force the states to become uniform under democrat rule. to force upon state certain systems that the states may reject, goal is not to expand liberty and prosperity and happiness but to empower the democrat party. centralization is key, yet, the framers of the constitution wanted to ensure that states had that authority, sovereignty of the states and ensure that bill of rights existed later on after they adopt the constitution to protect your individual rights, do you feel that bill of rights are upheld against you? i don't think like they are being upheld to protect us, do you? no, in many ways they are not, dome demonizing language and propaganda. we saw this the other day with joe biden. he can barely get his act together to give a speech on any substantive topic, if you wind him up and turn him loose, the bigot he has been in his career in u.s. senate and elsewhere, that is where he gets all worked up, and his sentences are mostly completed in full. if you don't agree with him, then you must be part of the bull conner mentality, part of that 1965 move. against civil rights, you must be a -- who talks like this? this is a cheap imitation of dictator ship, he swings from most outrageous irresponsible spending bill he cannot get passed to outrageous to nationalize, change our voting system, violate federal constitution. and if you disagree with joe biden and his party and the propaganda and serogates there is something wrong with you. united states of america? our united states of the democrat party. look at inflation, we have not seen inflation like this in decades, first biden denies it well, where are the media? i'm old enough to remember during reagan administration, he inherited a horrific economy, he was wrestling it to the ground, and wound up succeeding in ways that over in one had before, remember stories from homeless shelters? where are those stories, with price of food and gasoline going through the roof, when about the food kitchens? they had the stories, about a family, staying at a food kitchen, we don't see those stories. what about the network showing us the empty grocery store shelves or price of meat and beef and milk up. where are the networks? are they at the grocery stores, no, how about car dealerships, used cars up 40% in one year. if you want a new car you have to wait, no discounts. no stories about how the democrat party biden and american marxist ideology is affecting every day americans here. it would hurt the democrat party, hurt the democrat party, what about people on fixed incomes? paying $4 for a gallon of gasoline or great states like california, where there is nirvana. seven dollars a gallon, and when parents and schools, they attack them. what is going on in our schools, how come we're not teaching americanism in the schools, all of it? entrepreneurship in the schools? how come we're not teaching children how to be successful and make a living, make a profit? to do the sort of things that made america great? and feed. if we're up to them we would all starve this death. where is push for our ideals and our principles in our school system, they are public schools, we pay there are them, we get perverse sexual teachings that claim to be civil rights and critical race theory that i spoke about. this is said to be civil rights, when it is a disgusting ideology. that is the truth. the war on reagan. there was a war on reagan, they tried to destroy him, they wanted to impeach him over the iran matter, they did everything they could to cripple his administration. i remember. because the democrat party is about the democrat party. not about america. and the media are about the democrat party, not about america. and they are all about the american marxist ideologies. they push on us. what about the war on trump? donald trump did not deserve what he got from the democrat party and media and academia, he had not even set foot in the oval office before try were trying to destroy him, and fbi was lying to fisa court, and lying about the dosier, and push by democrat party and hillary clinton and law firms, collusion between american so-called media, and intelligence agency and federal law enforcement. trying to destroy trump presidency, they fear him because he is not one of them, look at conservative talk radio or fox news, look how democrat treat us, and media, we're dig stories all of -- big stories all of the time, they take their words from media matters, a front group for soros and radical left, pushing their agenda. you never see stories like this. about people who work at the nbc cbs, or abc or networks, never. to we live in the united states of america or united states of the democrat party. their agenda is to destroy this republic, and destroy independence of the court. and pack the supreme court. and by turning senate and house of representatives into the congress to parliaments to push their agenda come hell or high water. to add more democrats to senate by adding more states. to you think they would add more states or attack independence. the supreme court, do you think they would support open borders if they were potential republicans coming across. we know that is not the case, when it comes to cubans wanting to come to u.s., that is where they put down the iron curtain, everything that democrat party pushes, everything their media push and their am academy push it is about empowering democrat party to empower american marxist movement. we push version to phoning votes rights, with our great guest, he worked in voting right section and we'll talk the number one expert on electro magnetic pulse problem. we'll be right back. people with moderate to severe psoriasis, are rethinking the choices they make like the splash they create the entrance they make, the surprises they initiate. otezla. it's a choice you can make. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. upper respiratory tract infection and headache may occur. tell your doctor about your medicines, and if you're pregnant or planning to be. otezla. show more of you. 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(judith) yep, we do better when our clients do better. at fisher investments we're clearly different. when you have xfinity xfi, you have peace of mind built in at no extra cost. advanced security helps keep your family protected online. pause wifi whenever for ultimate control with the xfinity app. and family-safe browsing gives parents one less thing to worry about. security, control and peace of mind. with xfinity xfi, it's all built in at no extra cost. mark: welcome back america, joe biden gave a speech the other day, that is one of the most horrific, it was full of demagogue propaganda of worst sort, accusing people of being george wallace and destroying democracy, and preventing certain people from voting. he pretended it was 1965, year all over again it was outrageous. the democrat party, and media, are working closely together on martin luther king a birthday inch . >> they intend to push their voting act. they have done in this california, in other states, that is what they want to do to the united states of america. i want to bring a great expert on. former litigate or in voting section of civil right division. how are. >> i'm fine. mark: give the public the idea of sort of things in the bills. they keep talk about voting rights act and people who oppose and support. but they never but a list or a graph up in the laws. >> if they start listing it, american public would say that is a bad idea, they do gut voter i.d. laws, in all states, to putting severe restrictions on states being able to verify qualifications of voters, to clean up and maintain accuracy of their voter list, some restrictions are absurd. for example if you register to vote, and then you tony vote for next 50 years, they can't take you off the list. that is specifically in provision. s1 would mandate states allow vote trafficking. paid political operatives and candidates and campaign staffers to go to voters' homes to pick up and handle their absentee ballots that puts them in a good position to alter or change them, and maybe not deliver them, and coerce and pressure those voters, there are so many provisions, it is impossible to name them all, the john lewis bill would give unelected, you an accountable career bureaucrat at justice department the ability to veto almost all election changes, new redistricting maps of state, even changes made by voters, that is an unbelieve able in-- >> i want the pub public too understand. it federalizes the voting system. in dc, allows bureaucracy, to alter the voting in a particular state, potentially to add voting provisions in a particular state, takes all of the power away from the state. federal constitution specifically empowers state legislatures to make the election laws in the state, there would be no constitution if the states did not retain that authority, i have read some of the debates, that was a key issue. they understood they were creating this government. they were creating a limited government, that they would be damned if they empowered that government to determine in their states what voting procedures would be. why is this being pushed like this by democrat party. >> looking at all of the different provisions in the bills, they want bureaucrat and washington controlling this. we know we worked in justice department, civil right division would handle reviews state election laws, and those career lawyers there, if they were not working in civil right division would be working for the dnc, that is their political views, all other changes mandates, would destroy every safety and security protocol that states have put in place to try to ensure the integrity and honesty of an election, they want to make it easy to cheat in election. mark: to that point, is there anything that they are proposing that would make it harder to cheat or to commit actions of fraud or enshrining potential cheating and fraud, so when people say wait, that sounds like fraud or cheating, they can say, but it is not fraud or cheating, it's the law. >> there is also provisions in this that change federal campaign laws, that are intended to curtail political speech, political activity and the turn the federal election commission, that enforced federal campaign laws into a partisan enforcement agency. mark: that democrat party would not be pushing any of this, if they didn't think that democrat party would benefit from this with their 50 votes, i guess they consider majority in senate. they seem to think they have a mandate. they know they don't. they fear the midterm elections, that is part of the reason i think they want to make these changes, i want to explore that with you further, this is dressed up as good government. on the side of martin luther king, it has nothing to to with that, this is one of the greatest power plays in american history, we'll be right back. so when my windshield broke... >> woman: what?! >> vo: ...i searched for someone who really knew my car. i found the experts at safelite 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some kind of oversight to ensure the right people are voting. why would the democrat party want a procedure in place where people will be able to vote more than once? to vote for dead people, they will be able to vote if they are illegal aliens, how would that benefit the democrat party. >> they clearly believe it will help them. an example the way that one of these bill the would require all states to put in automatic voter registration, keep in mind, that in 2020 election census bureau said we had highest voter registration, higher than last i think 5 president at elections, we had highest turn out since 1992. they will require automatic voter registration. that means when people go to a state office to apply for a driver license or welfare requirement, they will noting asked if they want -- not be asked if they want to register to vote but they will be automatically registered. if you are a legal alien, you can get a driver license. and we now have a dozen and a half and growing more states that provide driver licenses to illegal aliens. it is very clear that automatic voter registration will lead to aliens registered to vote, and to multiple and duplicate registrations, the sponsors of this claim, that is not a problem, but they realize that aliens will get registered because tucked into this bill, is an immunity provision, says that no alien can be prosecuted by the feds or state authorities for getting registered to vote. >> if you eliminate or severely weaken voter identification, and you ar new york city, there is no way to prevent illegal aliens from voting in presidential elections is there? >> no. because, they would have to keep two separate voter registration lists and simms, one that -- systems one that just applies to local elections and the other federal, they don't have money to do, that i don't trust them from a practical stand point they could do that effectively, new york officials they don't want to differentiate, even though they say they day, they believe the aliens voting will help them, they of democrats. mark: they are right, that is why the borders are open and administration is dropping illegal aliens off in states, particularly red states without talking with governors or coordinating with them, you hear no objection from media or democrats. you find no objection to the voting so-called rights and reform bills that democrats propose. they always propose reforms to or constitution have you noticed that? this is what i mean about centralization, federalization of the decision making in hands of the democrat party. the bureaucracy, you have worked in it, i have worked in it. it works hand in hand with democrat administration, in many respect its tries to sabotage republican administration, democrat create most of the bureaucracy. not all but most. and republicans, are trying to sheer its power from time to time. they create the penalties to advance their power, this is not about voting rights, this is not about voting reform, this is about destroying our voting system, ensuring there are no checks and plan balance balances, the democrat support nothing unless it benefits them, they want a united states of the democrat party. not a united states of america. hans von spakovsky if you, keep up the good work -- thank you, keep up the goodwork,. >> thank you. mark: we'll be right back. by turning data into your co-pilot. meet honeywell forge. analytical software that helps assembly lines build walls against cyber threats. and makes sure you're ready for game day every day. that's honeywell forge. industrial grade software ♪ music ♪ mark: welcome back america, we're peer with peter pride. fore most expert when it comes to protecting our electrical grid. it is not quite protected. it is never a good time to bring it up. but there is never a bad time either. our televisions are clouded with issues and policies that are driven by far left and dem create party and media. they try to prioritize when takes place, every now and then we have to pullback. we have spend trillions of dollars over course of last year hundreds of billion have been lost in fraud. and have been provided surplus to states, billion push agenda that democrat party, subsidizing their base and american marxist movement the. billions for the irs. all new programs, new bureaucracy, you name it. the question is, how much has been spend or has enough been spent to protect our electric grid, is it still vulnerable. and what does that mean that fact that communist chinese are bent on creating a military with hypersonic weapons that could knock out our electric grid. >> i think this is an ideal time to talk about threat from cyber warfare, we're on the threshold of a possible war with russia and china. over the ukrainian and taiwan crises. washington has finally woken up to fact these two nation are allies. and if we cannot resolve this issue with ukraine, which is as we speak negotiated between the biden administration and russia, and russia decides to invade ucain. ukraine. most likely way to atalk us with with emp and cyber, we're no further along in protecting our electric grid than we were 20 years ago, we have an executive order er from president trump, i give biden administration credit they have not suspended that order. in my view, money is going to wrong people. to department of energy, which has been one of the chief adversaries for years again actual protecting the electric grid, it is going to studies not hardening the grid, it spends money on additional studies, that is always useful but we know about the empmet, the money should go on an merge bases on actually hardening the grid. in the -- same legislation they spend millions on the studies, with one hand, they provisions they have for climate change for advancing climate change initiatives, more money goes there, they work against the epm and cyber preparedness. nuclear power neglected, they are most resilient forms of energy with cyber warfare. also this business about creating huge solar farms. then we'll string hundreds of kilometers of high powered vol voltage wires to tie them to the big grid, they will make them more vulnerable to the cyberattacks, i believe we're more vulnerable today than 20 years ago, as a consequence of the policies. or we will be if they are not reversed. really nothing has really been done on emp or climate change area, not too late to follow a course that will protect us again the worst and most serious and scientifically based threat that we face, which is emp and cyber warfare. mark: we've been talking about this for many years. i feel like almost no effect of progress has been made. i don't know what it will take for washington to protect the electrical grid, they seem to believe that electricity comes from the nowhere. they don't understand it has to be produced, conveyed and brought to a home or a business. they know as well as i know, we have told them how vulnerable this grid is. they know, i know, they know, because you told them, what would happen if this grid is knocked out. how easily it could be knocked out. when we return, i would like you to remind american people, if a nation knocks out our grid, would it be difficult to do? and what would happen to the people watching this program this evening? what would happen to their homes? their bank accounts, their automobiles their way of life? that is how serious it is, while we debate transgenderrism, or phony voting rights bill or democrat issues they put front and center with media friends. we'll be right back. you inspired the new lexus es to be... well, more you. so thank you. we hope you like your work. get $1,500 lease cash toward a 2022 es 350. ♪♪ one of my favorite supplements is qunol turmeric. get $1,500 lease cash toward a 2022 es 350. turmeric helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. unlike regular turmeric supplements qunol's superior absorption helps me get the 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be proactive about managing your symptoms by talking to your doctor about twice-daily xiidra. like i did. i prefer you didn't. xiidra. not today, dry eye. mark: welcome back, peter, about what would happen if the electric grid were hit, and how easy is it to knock it out. >> if we have a protracted nationwide blackout that lasted a year we could lose 90% of our population with disease, ands so collapse and anarchy, that is true from common sense. if you just look at aftermath of hurricanes that don't last a year, after hurricane katrina, it only took on average with blackouts it usually takes about 24 hours after the light goes out for chaos to start raining in the streets. the biggest problem is water and food. when you lose the electric grid, you lose running water, people can't survive for a long period of time without running water. facilities that purify the water, in is back up when there is a blackout. human waste back flows to lakes and rivers. if they are polluted with industrial waste and human waste, you know that would result in a lot of human deaths. looking at venezuela socialism knocked out their electric grid for week, people were drinking from the sewers, there have been many fatalities as a consequence of that, and nuclear reactors could go fukushima. there is only so much batter power, in seven days they could go fukushima and spread radioactivity. radioacti. mark: what are you referring to. >> i am talking about fukushima, japan, they were attacked by a tidalwave, and the electric grid was collapsed, they ran out of fuel and they ran out of battery to cool nuclear reactor cores and keep video active fuel rods, cool. and -- radio active rule rods cool, the water evaporated and you had steam explosions that spread radioactivity in japan, that could happen at a hundred u.s. power plants, i don't want to give aid and comfort to those who are anti-nuclear power, the power plants, you know, control system, can be hardened against emp, easily, if would be easy if smart people were in charge to follow the recommendations of the emp commission. they could be islands of survivability that could bring back the big grid. and one of my colleagues, ambassador henry cooper, involved in a project to do that with a particular nuclear reactor project. in cooperation with duke energy. what you said before about there being -- there is progress made, less at federal level but more at state and local levels. i think what you and i have been doing, to raise consciousness about emp has been important, because in the democracies one thing has to be done is to educate people to the facts of the threat. is the average american at-this-point knows as much about emp as the some of the officials and competent officials in washington who are supposed to be working to solve the problem. i had experience last week of being in a almost week-long blackout caused by an unusual blizzard in virginia. one thing people started to talk about, on day 5 of the blackout was that they can't even protect us against a blizzard, what would happen if there were an emp . and we would have a long blackout, these are my neighbors, because of information, the average americans consciousness about the emp threat has been raised. this is resulted in positive action at level of states, there are a number of states for example in maine and texas, and utah. have put forward legislative initiative to try to protect their states from emp, you can protect the state, the whole country, if washington is not going to do the job our states should step up and do the job. mark: how much money would it cost to do it throughout electric grid. >> estimated we could protect bulk power system for about 2 po 4 billion dollars. -- 2 to 4 billion, nothing compared to what they are spending on covid, it is not a perfect solution. they would have to engage in start planning. for 20 or 30 billion, you could idiot proof it, you would not feds or utilities to get it right, it would be hardened to military standards. we have to deal with washington. which needs to be idiot proved then we can get to the grid. >> thank you so much? 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(judith) yep, we do better when our clients do better. at fisher investments we're clearly different. mark: welcome back americans somebody ways with even a post-constitutional country, were not really a republican anymore, were not a federal republic, representative republic so many decisions made we have no say in. what are we? it's a good question. we need to hold onto what's left of our constitutional system that is for sure but we have every right to expect the federal government to do with the federal government is supposed to do under the constitution secure our borders and that includes immigration and protect us from enemies foreign and domestic. foreign enemies you talk about the grid, you talk about heather undermining our military. foreign enemies, other undermining our police force, all of these elements are needed to protect us from all kinds of enemies. federal government is the biggest landlord, biggest tenant. it is the biggest creditor, it is the biggest loner, the biggest employer. it is the biggest everything. is that what the constitution created? the biggest everything? and more than anything else it is the plaything of the democrat party, the entire agenda of this country driven by the democrat party. their media and their academies in this country. this is what we have to resist and this is what we have to confront. there are issues that are very, very important and we will continue to talk about them whether they do or not. i will see you next time on "life, liberty and levin". ♪. steve: welcome to "the next revolution" i'm steve hilton. this is positive populism per working pro-family, pro-community and pro-america. it is the one year mark for the biden regime with a 33% approval in the latest poll gives no remix from the american people for his devastating bad performance. how does it make the trumpeting democrats in the media with biden below where trump was after his first year that's because biden is the worst president in american history, he