but we do not agonize, we organize. and whatever the reality is that we have to deal with, if he refuses to honor the sacred right of the vote, he wants to undermine the post office for the moment. we'll be here in january. that's most unfortunate. >>> okay. so despite the fact that he and his wife applied for absentee ballots, donald trump is at war with the u.s. postal service ahead of election day. this week he explicitly said he opposes emergency funding for the agency because he wants to restrict the number of americans who can vote by mail. according to "the washington post," the postal service recently warned 46 states and the district of columbia, where i live, that it cannot guarantee all ballots cast by mail for the november election will arrive in time to be counted and even if people follow all of their state's election rules, the pace of postal service delivery may disqualify their votes. on friday kamala harris was

asking for this $25 million, r speaker -- it's his own team asking for the money. will the post office get funded? >> they need to be. listen, i'm looking to the public. you know, this is as much about public outcry and organizing and mobilizing and applying pressure so that this gop-led senate and these governors that continue to carry water for this administration, putting the american people in harm's way, turning a deaf ear to the needs of our families and our communities, hold him accountable. make the phone calls, send the emails, show up. there needs to be unrest in the streets for as long as there's unrest in our lives and unfortunately there's plenty to go around. >> i have no retort to that, congresswoman. that's certainly accurate. thank you so much for coming on today. i'm looking forward to hearing from you all week as we kick off the democratic national convention. i really appreciate you taking