subversion. it s no longer about who gets to vote. it s about making it harder to vote. so i ask every elected official in america how do you want to be remembered? do you want to be the sign the side of dr. king or george wallace, do you want to be the side of abraham lincoln or jefferson davis? this is the moment to decide. steve: there you have got president biden in atlanta yesterday railing against republican voting laws he says talking about the state s voting laws and urging the senate to set aside the filibuster to pass sweeping overhaul during that speech. the next guest calling the commander-in-chief s rhetoric insulting to the voters he wants to unite. georgia co-founder janel king and ceo of the conscious conservative movement killings join us from the state of atlanta. ladies, good morning to you. good morning, thank you for having me. good morning.
conservatism can really help to protect. so that s how we are showing up. when conservatives show up in these areas, it makes it very difficult for democrats to call them racist. steve: janel, we will have the governor of your state on in about 15 minutes. regarding the new voting laws that your state passed, he said despite what the democrats say, they have actually, with this new law, made it easier to vote and harder to cheat. absolutely. you know, i was thinking about this the other day and i said i don t know one person who doesn t have an i.d. i don t know one person who will go to vote and is standing in line and doesn t think to bring their own food and water. and when you think about it, in a time of covid, when you are telling us that we shouldn t be in 6 feet of each other, we are arguing for being able to walk up to individuals and hand them food and water. it s all bizarre to me. i think we have to face the facts. and the fact if you really want to help the black commu
steve: janel, start with you. essentially he was saying if you are a republican you are a racist if you don t pats it. yes. the same old, same old rhetoric. i found it interesting that i m pretty sure dr. king was an independent, and i know abraham lincoln was a republican. george wallace and bull conner weren t they both democrats. i thought it was interesting that he listed that off. we knew that president biden was coming to atlanta early. and that s why my husband kelvin king running for u.s. senate wrote a op-ed called what shall we do with the negro and referenced a question that was asked to frederick douglass at the end of slavery and the question was shall we what shall we do with the negro. and frederick douglass says do nothing with us. your doing with us has already caused enough issues and mischief. that s where we are right now. i don t know what biden is doing and why he is doing this, but we are definitely here to fight back. steve: felicia, joe biden yesterday wa