[inaudible] cmac doesn't believe what. reporter: systemic racism. discussion of equity in american society. [inaudible] is that a problem? >> there's obviously still racism in america. we are still paying the price for our original sin of many years ago. we are constantly working to improve. so the bill out of minneapolis was not denied what happened. we want to responded that the federal level knowing our involvement with local police officers. our response to that will be summed up by the tim scott bill which we will roll out tomorrow. and then i'll decide what point we will go to it. thank you. [background >> this conference is 15 minutes. >> okay, everybody. thanks for coming. i hope everybody is healthy and they would thank you for joining us today. the need for the policing reform it will not make up for the decades of

[inaudible] cmac doesn't believe what. reporter: systemic racism.discussion of equity in american society. [inaudible] is that a problem? >> there's obviously still racism in america. we are still paying the price for our original sin of many years ago. we are constantly working to improve. so the bill out of minneapolis was not denied what happened. we want to responded that the federal level knowing our involvement with local police officers. our response to that will be summed up by the tim scott l out tomorrow. and then i'll decide what point we will go to it. thank you. [backgroundmpshire from a repubn stronghold to a battleground state. his bureauor the union leader and he joins us from new hampshire. over the past years the granite state has become a battleground state. what has changed? guest: it is interesting. it is quite a contrast. ronald reagan when he ran for reelection in 1984, he declared the most republican state in the country right you could have made

[inaudible] cmac doesn't believe what. reporter: systemic racism. discussion of equity in american society. [inaudible] is that a problem? >> there's obviously still racism in america. we are still paying the price for our original sin of many years ago. we are constantly working to improve. so the bill out of minneapolis was not denied what happened. we want to responded that the federal level knowing our involvement with local police officers. our response to that will be summed up by the tim scott bill which we will roll out tomorrow. and then i'll decide what point we will go to it. thank you. [background noises] ♪ ♪ c-span's "washington journal", every day we are taking your calls live on air, on the news of the day and discussing policy issues that impact you. coming up on wednesday morning the independent law center discusses this week supreme court decision on lgbtq workers. national black justice coalition david johns will be on to talk about the organization's mission and the debate over police reform. watch "washington journal", live at s

cmac how do you see covid-19 impacting elections in the future? >> it's difficult to say that would call for speculation and conjecture on my part. i do think it's important we take those factors that have been introduced in this cycle and make sure they are considered whenever were developing any plan for the future. but to say exactly what will happen what should happen would be inappropriate. spivak thank you. i've one second left, thank you for the hard work the men and women of the united states postal service are doing every year end to make sure every vote counts, i yield back. >> mr. agee year recognized for five minutes. >> i appreciate the opportunity and our panelists here today. it should be the goal of this committee to remove the barriers from americans voting right now that means making sure voting is safe in the midst of a global pandemic it's still more than 110,000 in our country. despite claims made by the minority on this committee there is no significant risk of voter fraud. instead we know the methods have more safely appreci