this. siddiqui is known as a hero to ji jihadis. a bipartisan group of 12 senators are working to strengthen existing election laws in a limited way pushing for reforms to the electoral count act as the white house presses democrats for broader voting rights protections, senator mitt romney says president biden has failed to generate bipartisan buy-in on the broader efforts. sadly this election reform bill the president has been pushing, i never got a call from the white house, no negotiation bringing republicans and democrats together to try to come up with something that would meet bipartisan interest. sure, we can work together on almost every issue where there s common ground. joining me to discuss the path forward is derek johnson, president of the naacp. thank you for taking the time this morning. thank you. so voting rights as envisioned by the president and
peter, how will terror groups try to exploit the upcoming anniversary of 9/11? and for that matter, the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan? i think we re going to see heavy exploitation of both of those. i mean, in the minds of the ji jihadis, they have had three great victories. they will celebrate as much as they can. we have already seen pictures of the taliban using u.s. armored vehicles and waiving their white flags, very reminiscent of isis in the summer of 2014, which rolled into iraq cities on u.s. military vehicles waiving their black flags. we will see a lot more of that in the coming days. it is something they will want to celebrate. i m sure they will. i know you worked as the justice department as a counter terrorism lawyer during and after 9/11. how do intelligence agencies try to get ahead of these specific