mr. baxley? >> we want people to participate in the total process.the election information, all the advocacy issues that are going to be on the ballot, so you know what you're doing when you go to the polls. then you vote where you're registered and you're fine. in database, all out in the rural districts, you don't have computer access at every polling location. >>> how does stopping people from leaving churches and going with souls to the polls led by their congregations, how does that do that? >> we have not cut early voting by one hour. >> no, you changed the dates. >> i had requests from both sides of the aisle. >> did you stop sunday voting. >> -- that asked me to compact that so that they were full days. >> did you stop sunday voting after church? >> there needs to be a break. people want to be off on sunday. a lot of our people go to church. why make all those poll workers work? >> and a lot of those churches were bringing souls to the polls. all of a sudden that is eliminated. >> everyone can vote -- >> you limbsh -- you and i xwoth know tho

mr. baxley, you're trying to take all of you to disney world on a ride. they are the mr., it had no content, and it always got me messed up. >>> you're the one that said that we must stop and put uncle sam on a diet, yet you want to give a hedge fund guys a chocolate sunday with bananas, whipped korean and cherries on top. >> a fish wouldn't get caught if he kept his mouth shot, and it's not about obama, it's about your mama. >> i'm thinking of painting blueberries on the board of some republicans. >> leave the blueberry pie alone. somebody get the washing machine ready. we're about to have a mess. >> blueberry pie, chocolate sundaes, that award is a crowd pleaser. >>> that leads me to the alfred c. sharpton blueberry pie lifetime achievement award. at 2011 draws to a close, we look around and ask ourselves who has the most blueberry pie on his face? with all the blueberry pie that was thrown around this year, it was a tough decision, but there was only one man who could walk away. >> as i look back on iraq, i think it was the right thing to do. >> a lot of the work we di

mr. baxley, the only thing mickey mouse was, was your argument, and if that was your argument, it was a veryorst moment came when i asked him this. >> state senator michael bennett justified the law with this line. he says voting is a hard-fought privilege. this is something people died for. why should we make it easier. i mean, what do you mine why should you make it easier? we're supposed to live in a democracy? why should we be making it harder? >> we want people to participate in the total process. go ahead a register so we get all of the registration. we're not stopping them from voting. >> the law will stop people from voting. this week i spoke to congressman lewis about this nationwide voter suppression effort. he knows something about the effort. he wall street nearly beaten to death marching about it. >> one person,/one vote, that's part of our democratic process, part of our democracy, and now people want to make it hard, difficult, with photo i.d.s in early voting. we cannot go back. we've come too far. people suffered too hard, and too many of our people bled and died for the sim