he was a greater economist but as john kaine said you cannot be a good economist if you're only an economist. what he meant is all you think about is cost and benefits and you have a sociopath at the center you knock it into economics and adam smith was such a temptation to make it easier, make it easy and now it's become this is true of the marxist economics when i was a kid i was overthrown by marxism because all you needed to know was the history and society is the history of class trouble and your education and all you need to know from economics is modern economics is cost and benefits. i think we need to get that to economics. >> he went from being a marxist to attending freedom festa libertarian convention today. >> certainly did although i would prefer to get wood of the word libertarian because back to the own word liberal which is what i am and most of these people are which i mean people believe that no one should be afraid of their husband, their master to the state and have this liberalism as all other political philosophies to treat people as sad or bad and i think we should be

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both the john lewis bill and the freedom to vote act, which you know is a negotiation senator manchin, myself and senator padilla on this committee, snore warnock, senator merkley, senator kaine and senator schumer put together? >> thank you, senator. the department is here to speak to the importance of the john lewis voting rights advancement act today and welcomes the opportunity to work with congress in other ways in other bills that might strengthen voting rights in our country. >> all right. i was listening to senator lee's questions, and it made me think of my own real world experience here going down to georgia. i took the rules committee which i chair to georgia for a field hearing, the first one in decades, about its new voting law which major companies came out against it, reducing the number of availability of drop boxes, putting limits on early voting, allowing politicians to fire local election official. changing the time of the runoff to 28 days and not allowing for any weekend voting during that time period. making voters put their birthday on the outside of the envelope. that's the internal envelope instead of the day they cast the ballot which is meant to sow

kaine: mr. president, i rise to speak in favor of the john r. lewis advancement act, when the body proceeds to debate, to proceed to debate in a forum before the american public with an offer to our republican colleagues to offer amendments, offer improvements, offer adjustments. this is incredibly important. we had a vote on the freedom to vote act last week, a bill that i am proud to be a cosponsor of, along with the presiding officer, and i'm proud to be a cosponsor of the john lewis voting rights advancement act. what does the john lewis bill do? it basically does two things. first, it restores a vigorous preclearance environment that was part of the original voting rights act section 5 that was struck down by the united states supreme court in 2013 in the shelby versus mississippi opinion. the supreme court in shelby said you could have a preclearance requirement but you couldn't apply that requirement only to the geographic jurisdictions covered in the 1965 act, congress would have to analyze and come up with a new set of criteria for who