circle and that is progress indeed. yeah, and stephen miller is in that ironer circle. he is a white house aide and the person i showed who was tilling people, again, admittedly tricky to filling out what fwooul was saying in public that was baseless. he said words that had no correspondence to reality. that was a thing that happened. i remember covering it. and then other aides saying words that did correspond to reality like they were going to try to row crout people to fraudulently say that the millions of votes in their state that went for biden would be nullified and replaced by fraudulent electors. if that s not massive voter fraud, i don t know what is. take a quicklien to stephen miller back in the day. tens of millions of ballots fashion wide no signature checks, no citizenship checks, in residency checks, no criminal record checks, not checking if you are alive or dead. are we a third world country?
that seems to be what the republicans should be concerned about. and yet what they re really fixated on is this bill. they want to ban drive-through voting and 24-hour voting. they want to shrink voting hours. they want to ban distributing mail and ballot applications. they want new voter i.d. they want monthly citizenship checks. enhanced poll watching restrictions. they want to basically make it uncomfortable and very difficult to vote. can you is there a way to explain that obsession as anything more than an attempt to hang on to minority rule? texas is a majority/minority state. there is no other way, you are exactly right. in fact our unguided attorney general, ken paxton, explained on public radio that but for his successful attempt to block harris county from sending applications to vote by mail to all eligible voters in the county, that s where houston is located, but for his successful
when you add xfinity mobile. get started today. the fight to defend voting rights continuing with marches. the poor people s campaign has a new four-day 27-mile trip into texas s capital, which has become ground zero in this ongoing clash over republican efforts to limit the right to vote. one proposal stalled as democratic legislators left that state to completely deny a floor vote, several facing the u.s. house today, and discussing the details of that republican bill with congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. the proposed texas bills sb-1, hb-3, would set new i.d. requirements so voters must provide their driver s license number or if they don t have one the last four digits of their social security or signed affidavit, correct? right. as well as monthly citizenship checks. monthly citizenship checks.
dana? dana: how do people in maine feel about it? reporter: you know, we went to the bus stations in bangor and portland. there were mixed reactions. take a listen. i think it s outrageous. i am a u.s. citizen. i m proud of it. i appreciate the security as much as anyone else. but i think it s a violation of our rights and privacy. i would rather be safe than sorry. if an agent approached me, i would be happy to oblige. reporter: the aclu has filed a freedom of information act request seeking more information about the practice involved, how often it s done and if anything has come of any of these citizenship checks. dana? dana: all right, molly line, thank you. police in las vegas are warning that they might have a serial killer on their hands after the killing of two men and wounding of two others north of the city. three of the victims were homeless and investigators say the same gun was used in all four attacks.
never been under this kind of fire. people just make up stuff like adam schiff saying i want the transcripts when he knew full well that meeting had been scheduled for over a week and there was not to be any transcribeing of it. he knows that. sandra: thanks for coming on this morning. bill: there are new details now revealed in the death of u.s. border agent two months ago. what the f.b.i. is now saying that could send that investigation into a whole different direction. sandra: a civil liberties group taking issue with one date s mandate to conduct citizenship checks before boarding a bus. i would rather be safe than sorry. if an agent approached me, i would be happy to oblige whatever he asked me.