about on your show, over 400 bills across the country, many of them passed to take people s rights away to vote. as reverend warnock has said repeatedly, some people don t want some people to vote. this is a moment when time stands still, and this is the argument we re making to these two senators. i was also struck, senator klobuchar, with the argument that the president made about the way the partisan shift on this issue has changed over time. the way he went out of his way, speaking in atlanta, speaking in blue dot atlanta, in blue state georgia, in front of a supportive audience. but talking about how republicans until quite recently, all but unanimously supported voting rights, and the voting rights act. people like george w. bush and
people got killed, and people got injured. and he brought up january 6th. there are those moments, and this is one of those moments. it didn t begin or end on january 6th. it s been a concerted effort. over 400 bills across the country, many of them passed, to take people s rights away to vote. some people don t want some people to vote, as reverend warnock has said. this is a moment when time stands still, and this is the argument we re making to these two senators. i was also struck with the argument the president made about the way the partisan shift on this issue has changed over time. the way he went out of his way, speaking in atlanta, speaking in blue dot atlanta, in blue state georgia, in front of a supportive audience. but talking about how