and no one was more upset about this than our very own jordan klepper. fter months stuck in his apartment jordan has found a safe way to get back out with phis favorite people and to once again finger the pulse. >> in the era of covid social gatherings come with a certain amount of risk. but trump supporters have found safer footing on water so i chart ared a boat with the new jersey baby, the site of a trump rally on boats. while the president himself isn't there, he shouted out to his beautiful boaters and it is the perfect way for me to get back out into the field. to get my sea legs under me i had to talk to a real deal yachtsman like captain john of tom's river, safe social distancing practices meant staging an interview that was not awkward at all. >> we're going to the donald trump parade today. and rally. we're expect over a thousand boats. >> i got to say, i'm getting a little boat envy here. >> boat envy, pennist envy, you know. >> i was making that connection too, enough land talk, i wanted to see just how impressive these beautiful boaters wer

jord jordan klepper has more.election commission has regulated our campaign finance laws and protected our democracy since 1975. they can investigate political campaigns, audit donations and find campaigns that break established laws. but it's not always run so smoothly. back in my prepub es ent pre2020 baby skin, i talked to the, fec and learned that thanks to partisanship the three democrats and three republicans running the place were not getting shit done. >> the fec is enormously disfunctional. >> can you imagine working in a place like that? those poor bas tards. >> i'm the chair of the federal election commission. >> whoa. >> but that was a long time ago. i wanted to see how the fec was handling this year's election. so i sat down with the longest tenured fec commissioner ellen winethrop. >> the last time we talked the fec was having some issues. am i recalling that correctly? >> you are. the fec was having trouble coming to con sen shus-- consensus on important issues and we were sent to break down on part

and jordan klepper would say, "i don't know, that just doesn't sound like it's real."slightly reformatted, and he would go, "that is so deep and profound. race, and i really respect you and he'd go, "i don't thinyoujud did." because i think the problem here has always been maybe two-fold. one is the "but" people. and you see them-- they'll come out, you know, "what happened to george floyd was awful. we watched it. and no one condones that. but..." as soon as you hear "but," you know they're about to negate the reality of the situation. "he wasn't an angel." "yeah, but you know, the criminality in that neighborhood." one of the biggest problems-- i think the problem is two-fold. one is i think there's a large swath of the white population-- and you know this as well as i do-- that believes somehow that the inequality in the black community is on them. >> stephen: right, they're just not working hard enough. atheres a-it is a problem of virtue and culture. if you just work-- my grandfather had to work. right, your grandfather-- when he came home from world war ii, they