of the urban league in louisville kentucky and john fund column this with the national review online thank you both so much for being with us today thank you thank you so what's the bottom line why can't there be a bipartisan effort that keeps american elections easily accessible and secure at the same time wouldn't both sides like to take credit for upgrading and modernizing the way americans vote online registration is that such an impossible task in the 21st century and wouldn't that be the appropriate way to celebrate the historic turnout of 2021 a record number of americans voted and mail in voting worked without widespread fraud without virtually no fraud of course not instead the parties today are going to spend their time accusing each other of trying to undermine democracy the country will still be pulled in opposite directions with some states expanding voting rights and others restricting them somehow these united states keep feeling more and more divided and that's the bottom line. in russia mixed martial arts didn't just pull its. 53 fame fortune and power a small colleg

and riveting editor at national review online and happy to have him on with us this evening.l us why this is not a good idea. >> it's great to be with you. a couple of reasons is is a bad idea is it supposed to be a safe space where they can come around the country in the federal government and congress to discuss all kinds of matters and not have the governor or state lawmakers looking over their shoulders and making life difficult for them. that's why it's a federal district and not just a city inside of a state so that's one thing and that's a theoretical reason for this. the practical reason is in any good in my republicans and conservatives need to try to stop this at all costs is that this is the most democrat and liberal constituency in the country. back in november, donald trump went five to 6% of the vote and 95% -- 92% of it went to joe biden just to give you a sense of how completely lopsided this is so if we have d.c. statehood, we would have two democrat senators for life, they could rob a bank today before the election and get elected and the ideas for them to b

deroy murdock is an editor at "national review" online, and happy to have them on with us tonight.hy this is not a good idea. >> tucker, it's great to be with you. a couple of reasons is is a bad idea is it supposed to be a safe space where they can come around the country in the federal government and congress to discuss all kinds of matters and not have the governor or state lawmakers looking over their shoulders and making life difficult for them. that's why it's a federal district and not just a city inside of a state so that's one thing and that's a theoreticalan reason for this. the practical reason is in any this is the most democrat and liberal constituency in the country. in november, 92% of the vote went to joe biden, to give a sense of how completely lopsided this is peer if, in fact, we had d.c. statehood, we would have two democrat senators for life. if they robbed a bank the day before the election, they would get elected anyway, and the ideas them to remain as permanent members and the democratic caucus and make it easy to get rid of the filibuster, it's pretty insan

. >> sandra: for national review online contributing editor and fox news contributor, it really struckeaking for people who would be offended by that, listen. >> today i feel the same way as i did the day that hillary clinton called all of us in middle america deplorable spirit we are simply doing the thing to give our people the power back to do what they think is best for themselves and their family. >> sandra: why would he choose to use that word or that phrase, deroy? >> i think he basically stepped on the message. i'm not a doctor but you can make an medical reason for wearing the masts. but he uses neanderthal as the governor said, it is like hillary clinton: deplorables pier and in selling neanderthals short, i met neanderthal, what have you. and people in the right will pick this up and use it as a bad stomach badge of honor. it really politicized is the whole mask issue rather than discussed as a matter of science, a political matter. people will embrace that work on the right. people might say come i will take my mask off. so i don't think he's helped politically, not helped

others, daily caller, daily wire, washington examiner, washington times, peck spators, maize, national review onlinetbart, federalist and mr. greenwald's former employer the intercept. are all those intended to be covered by the definition that we have in here of news content creator? >> yeah, they are not only intended to be covered. they are covered because it's content neutral and all of the organizations you just described are producers of content. >> and when mr. breitbart started, breitbart in his garage works that be covered by this? >> absolutely. >> and if it was -- if there was some doubt about that, would the chair be willing to entertain an amendment to the bill to clarify that when we get to markup? >> i am always willing to work with you, mr. buck. you have always act northbound good faith or to the extent there are improvements or clarification of the bill i'd be happy to work with you on those. >> mr. travis, i'm more an old joke so i'm more comfortable talking with you today. you may have been in this situation also, but i've been in disagreements with a spouse, a child, a neighbor,

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