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Transcripts for MSNBC Ayman 20220117 05:15:00

stood by candidates and supporters in the big lie to take over positions that allow them to overrun or oversee our elections and possibly overturning the results of the not satisfied with them. democrats, in d.c., they re filling time and time again on voting rights legislations. what are you hearing from activists on the ground? i mean, you re doing the work on the ground. what is it that they need to get done right now in the absence of filibuster reform? well i think that tuesday s votes is going to be super important. i know that there s been a lot of conversation about manchin and sinema and who is the filibuster reform and whether or not there from candidate, montana or with us or against us. i think it s time to count noses, right? but we need, not just for history s sake but for the protection of voting rights that we need right now. so is it 48 senators? is it 45, i think that that

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Transcripts for CNN CNN Newsroom With Alisyn Camerota and Victor Blackwell 20220114 20:42:00

for real people and working families, but worse it s attacking democracy itself. yeah, you wrote an op-ed this week in which you talked about how concerned you by how many republicans are embracing donald trump sing ongoing lie and that they are trying to compromise election integrity and democracy. i ll read a portion of what you say. in 2021, republican legislators introduced bills in arizona, missouri and nevada that would allow the state legislatures to nullify and veto their voters voices and directly or indirectly reject presidential or other election results. as you know, president biden has been trying to fight this. he was trying to pass these, you know, voting rights legislations. it doesn t look like it s going to happen. and then minority leader mitch mcconnell basically rebutted that and said there was nothing to worry about really, so let me play that for you. he invoked the literal civil

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Transcripts for MSNBC The 11th Hour 20220118 07:01:00

senators to pass voting rights legislations. it s no longer just about who gets the vote. it s about who gets to count the votes. and whether your vote counted on. it s about two insidious things, voter suppression and militia insufficient. it s time for every elected official in america to make it clear where they stand. it s time for every american to stand up, speak out, be heard. where do you stand? who s side are you on? the white house has indicated that joe biden isn t ready to give up if the voting bills don t make it out of the senate. earlier this evening, one democratic member of the congress indicated what joe biden may do next. he will sit down with the leadership and the senators who voted against to see what can we protect. can we at least make sure that people can t be kicked off their roles? can we at least make sure everybody has ballot boxes and address to that? the new york times reports that the federal voting rights

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Transcripts for MSNBC The Last Word With Lawrence ODonnell 20220120 06:45:15

Transcripts for MSNBC The Last Word With Lawrence ODonnell 20220120 06:45:15
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Transcripts for CNN CNN Newsroom With Poppy Harlow and Jim Sciutto 20220105 15:35:00

exercise their civic duty to vote on election day. so for us, it is about common sense. it is about accessing that ability to be a good citizen of the united states. it used to be a bipartisan issue. these voting rights legislations, laws, used to get passed with large bipartisan majorities. not today. as you know, senator manchin told reporters he s open to some modest changes to the senate s filibuster rules, possibly not enough to move this kind of legislation. do you have hope of any path forward, or do you think this is basically dead in the water right now? i think when i listen to him, he talks about a preference. so there is hope. my hope is that in 2022 we turn the page and we look at being

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