you are on with melanie campbell. caller: yes, ma'am. there ought to be a two-day voting system where everyone goes to vote in person. there is no cheating, no mail inbox. bigger opportunity for people to cheat. if i can go up and vote, everybody else can do the same thing. i know some people have to be taken there with a car, but that's fine. we don't need all of this other stuff. two days, we would know who the president is. thank you very much. host: what do you think about that system? guest: you have senior citizens, people with disabilities who cannot leave their home. frankly, covid, most african-americans love to physically go to the polls to vote and we were very leery of absentee ballots, things like that, thinking that our vote will not be counted. i think we have to make sure. i cannot judge a person who says that they cannot physically get there. does that mean if i have a physical or medical impairment that i shouldn't have my vote cast? that is the question each person has to ask. i believe as an organization, we should pr

you are on with melanie campbell. caller: yes, ma'am.here ought to be a two-day voting system where everyone goes to vote in person. there is no cheating, no mail inbox. bigger opportunity for people to cheat. if i can go up and vote, everybody else can do the same thing. i know some people have to be taken there with a car, but that's fine. we don't need all of this other stuff. two days, we would know who the president is. thank you very much. host: what do you think about that system? guest: you have senior citizens, people with disabilities who cannot leave their home. frankly, covid, most african-americans love to physically go to the polls to vote and we were very leery of absentee ballots, things like that, thinking that our vote will not be counted. i think we have to make sure. i cannot judge a person who says that they cannot physically get there. does that mean if i have a physical or medical impairment that i shouldn't have my vote cast? that is the question each person has to ask. i believe as an organization, we should prov

meet cora master's and melanie campbell. >> he did that.g about the white [bleep] -- forget the white women. they are going to do with their white men tell them to do. >> what did they tell themselves? >> they are smiling -- they want to stay in charge. i don't care nothing about them, that's my interpretation. >> laura: since joe biden came into office, those two women visited the white house 50 times combined. including nearly a dozen visits with kamala or her team. joined me now madeline bremen, lifelong democrat turned republican. she said f white women -- nasty racial stuff. what does it tell you these two women are in kamala's orbit influencing her or her team? >> thank you so much for having me this afternoon. first of all, i don't know who these two black women are, i've never heard of them before. i think i can speak for most black women or black people across the board in america, who are these people? they definitely don't speak for the poor black people who live in the hood. these are your typical well-to-do liberal elite black

meet cora master's and melanie campbell. >> he did that.get the white women. they are going to do with their white men tell them to do. >> what did they tell themselves? >> they are smiling -- they want to stay in charge. i don't care nothing about them, that's my interpretation. >> laura: since joe biden came into office, those two women visited the white house 50 times combined. including nearly a dozen visits with kamala or her team. joined me now madeline bremen, lifelong democrat turned republican. she said f white women -- nasty racial stuff. what does it tell you these two women are in kamala's orbit influencing her or her team? >> thank you so much for having me this afternoon. first of all, i don't know who these two black women are, i've never heard of them before. i think i can speak for most black women or black people across the board in america, who are these people? they definitely don't speak for the poor black people who live in the hood. these are your typical well-to-do liberal elite black people who would not step foot i

i am melanie campbell, president and ceo of the national coalition on black civic participation and nationalblack women's roundtable. we have come this far by faith. and for black women, this moment has been a long time coming. vice president kamala harris' path to becoming the democratic nominee for president of the united states has been paved by the leadership, sacrifice, faith and participation of black women like diane nash, ella baker, amelia boynton robinson, barbara jordan, shirley chisholm, women whose optimism about what america could be and their fight to make that vision real redefines the leadership role that black women could play in moving our nation forward. as president, kamala harris will lead with power, brilliance, and strength from the highest office in the land. [applause] >> brothers and sisters, i don't know what this world is coming to. >> we resist those attacks collectively and we will stand together. >> do we believe in freedom? >> support civil rights. we were built on that. >> stronger together is not just a lesson from our history. >> the institutions of this c

i am melanie campbell, president and ceo of the national coalition on black civic participation and nationalack women's roundtable. we have come this far by faith. and for black women, this moment has been a long time coming. vice president kamala harris' path to becoming the democratic nominee for president of the united states has been paved by the leadership, sacrifice, faith and participation of black women like diane nash, ella baker, amelia boynton robinson, barbara jordan, shirley chisholm, women whose optimism about what america could be and their fight to make that vision real redefines the leadership role that black women could play in moving our nation forward. as president, kamala harris will lead with power, brilliance, and strength from the highest office in the land. [applause] >> brothers and sisters, i don't know what this world is coming to. >> we resist those attacks collectively and we will stand together. >> do we believe in freedom? >> support civil rights. we were built on that. >> stronger together is not just a lesson from our history. >> the institutions of this cou