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in the year since the shelby decision the floodgates have opened for some of the most draconian restrictions to disenfranchise voters since the era of segregation. for months the senate democrats have worked to build bipartisan support for the john lewis voting rights advancement act. with sought common growth republicans on the critical issue of protecting the freedom to vote. we have urge senate republicans to engage with us come off of their ideas, work together to guarantee fair elections at every single turn we were met with resistance. with republicans with almost every republican pretending like there is no problem, ostriches with their head in the sand. they seem happy to ignore the flood of antidemocratic legislation sweeping across the country. the john lewis voting rights advancement act is a chance. chance for bipartisanship and to repair the damage caused by donald trump's big life and restore the faith in democracy. democrats are ready to work with republicans in good faith if they vote to begin a debate on voting rights tomorrow. the senate has already voted on more amendments

but chile, it's now trying to have a loud voice. energy minister, one capital shelby is widely seen as the countries champion in the fight against climate change. some of you may be asking yourself, what does such a small country how to do with such an enormous problem? let me put it this way. if climate changes go live, there is no better place on earth to find david, don't you? he plans to turn chilly into one of the world's biggest producers of so called green hydrogen by 2030, with the global markets, most competitive price. a world one on hydrogen and clean energy is not a new concept. in the $1800.00 science fiction author, jewel spurn predicted that water would one day become the source of the fuel of the future. and now technology has made it possible. but can't chile succeed? where for many the world's largest economies appear to be failing. chili's energy minister juan carlo shelby talks to al jazeera minister quantica the survey. thank you so much for joining us at talk to. i just see that i'd like to start by asking you why you are so convinced, so sure that green. hi, jan

shelby steele is the writer of the documentary "what killed michael brown," and he joins us with a reactione, why won't they define and defend exactly what crt is? >> because they have no way to do it. they know that it is in opposition to america's commitment to racial harmony that has gone on now for 60-70 years, civil rights movement, the civil rights victories, equality in the sense, as individuals. all of that, that classical liberalism, they see as infringing on their power. if they can suspend that liberalism, then they have the power to dictate what goes on. you saw terry mcauliffe talking about one high school that had 80% white teachers, we needed to change that, go in, disregard their rights and cut that down to 50%. well, it's that kind of cold, inhuman calculation as a pretext for racial harmony that is extremely destructive. and the reaction to it that we've seen in this current election is, by my lights, a wonderful thing. it is a return to the classic view of racial harmony, based on our connection and appreciation of each other as individuals, rather than strictly members o

and in the case that was brought up to the supreme court, shelby vs. holder, the supreme court held, in an opinion by chief justice jobts, that -- justice roberts, that you could not apply a 1960's formula using vote numbers from 50 years ago in the context of post-2010 reality. so they vacated and set a i side, rejected, the trigger formula in section 4. i'm sorry, my voice hasn't quite come back since yesterday. we don't have the trigger in place now for section 5 and the bill in congress, h.r. 4, would essentially do that. it's trying to do that at this point in history where a number of states have enacted las that are being seen as erecting barriers to the ballot box for millions of americans. i think in this past year there have been over 400 pieces of legislation introduced and 30 laws enacted by states that would have needed for the most part to have been precleared by the justice department or federal court before they could be implemented. some states in fact enacted voter suppression laws right after the shelby case came down. and that's bee

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supreme court decision in shelby county versus hold for that at the heart of the voting rights act we have seen a tidal wave of measures to restrict the boats. just the last year surrounding the 2020 presidential election attempts to deny the franchise closely resembled the jim crow era in both intent and intensity some of the most troubling developments have been attacks on election officials and the election process itself. make no mistake, this is race discrimination changing form and adapting to circumstances of today. it is no less egregious and no less careless where democracy. today i i want to talk about how these threats to election administration are ultimately about denyingio people the freem to vote. first, let's look at the astonishingok rise in threats against election workers and their families. election workers and administrators are absolutely essential to a successful democracy. no electionn official should lie in fear. yet, as you have heard today arizona secretary of state, katie hobbs, commissioner schmidt and others have received death threats in connection with

we are trying to protect the voting rights act of 1965, which got shot down in the shelby decision in 2013. we have not even fixed that. because basically it went from nine states to 13 states and they threw it out. i said all 50 states should be held responsible and accountable. when i was secretary of state, we used to have a secretary of state association meeting. we were always competing who could get the greatest turnout. now i am realizing people are looking at the venues they would get if people don't vote or certain people don't vote. that is beyond my comprehension. it is the reality of what we are dealing with. it has got to be corrected. i cannot believe that my republican friends do not see it that way. they keep saying how many republicans you got? i'm working and talking to every republican and i said, what have you done? who is the last person you talked to on the republican side? i need a little bit of help. david: are you worried about the debt limit not being passed in december? sen. manchin: it is crazy for us to use that as a political weapon. ♪ david: the debt lim

like that or did that can it's like it's door of value or addition show my little group which is of shelby in there. so it's like i'm, i didn't really know if it's interest or offending resume with my little boy and i didn't otherwise. i sat by the name of peter social assist. michelle, i'm fine because i wish there was a company is there was a bus. mr. georgia is this se, and the 3 that will put your corporate credit background check in mid on the northeastern or of us, didn't it up a little while. what? oh, as a korea professional sport is much tougher on some than others with my by everybody here. so why would somebody believe me, i was just a little girl in the price of a to, to, to achieve really was, was approaching a read on the paper this morning. usa swimming coach, arrested leslie had sex with a 12 year old girl. this happens almost every week. we get calls at the office. i get informed about one of my greatest fears is someone is going to start linking all this together and is going to be a 60 minute documentary about youth coaches. in sports like gymnastics in swimming, is that

it's like it's door of value or addition show me a little bit which is of shelby and i saw it, but i'm, i didn't really know him. so it's in store said he was seen with mom a little boy nice and otherwise known as that by the name of peter social machine can find out which which company is there is a bus, mr. ga. either this suggest or not to be the rope, which will proclaim a bug while i'm chad in mid on thursday. the last i've not been turned off. i just didn't it up on a little diagnosis. oh, what that ah ah. join me every thursday on the alex silent. sure. but i'll be speaking to guess from the world of politics, sport business, i'm sure business. i'll see you then an unusual ours out of the morning and i've got you know, 15 restaurants but don't worry not boys. couple dealt ones on them. if you want me to finish it, do you want from frontier? no secret that you might try the computer to play. i play media world or do you thought i would not be not performing artist please? not a customer on the point you can put me on the, on potentially one more and greatest on. i've been good en

she is in a new era, barcelona couple edge in shelby hernandez has been officially introduced as bosses head coach. ah. hello and welcome to the program, 6 palestinian rights groups recently designated as terrorist organizations by israel say, at least 3 of their activists have had their phones hacked. the activist groups believe the spyware tool pegasus was used on their phones from more than a year. hurry force reports from ramallah in the occupied west bank. after week spent rejecting israeli accusations of links to a designated terror organisation. 6 palestinian rights groups went public with accusations of their own and investigation found that 6 iphones, at least 3 of them, belonging to staff from the palestinian and jose had been infected with pegasus spyware. it's a strong feeling to have your privacy violated. even the simplest of things my wife couldn't sleep for 3 days after finding, being extremely worried. our privacy was violated as a family, the children, their pictures are conversations with family and friends. i guess this is so to governments around the world by the is

coleman was fired as their coach to run and holders. chelsea be sweeter side mama, one mill in sweden shelby's. how can the use for the only goal of the game? the blues are 2nd in group h. behind inventive, who advanced with victory over well, we got the job done. i think that maybe now we get judged by results but, but who doesn't? we wanted the results. we needed the results. we expected results from us and we delivered. it's a big day for new zealand who's beaten scotland to boost their chances of reaching the t 20 world cup. semi finals pakistan have already booked their spot. they beat namibia to do it. mohammed or is juan, and bob are awesome each scored half centuries to lift pakistan to a $45.00 run victory. it's their 4th street win and put them on top of group to pakistan could enter the semi finals unbeaten if they beat scotland in their last group game. we'll see if they can do that. that's all your sport for me. you'll have sar hydrant later head you back over to peter. leah, thanks very much. you can get lost on use and sport information background stores as well whenever you wan

says, from the geneva convention that says that any person needs any person that is facing danger. shelby not returned to the country where they faced is danger. in my opinion, in this situation, we can see that the danger is so real. it's so immediate that the people should be accepted and there are proceedings should be conducted. the legal process being on, running them international protection or returning them back to the kind of human manner. and which country are they coming from? because there are a lot of people, there are the claiming asylum, or are they can all make migrants because we receive the power play between bella race and between paul and she both have political interest fear. but in terms of the people themselves, where are they from and where to they want to go to do they want to claim asylum? bellis did people multi coming from iraq, from syria, from ganley's, yemen, and also many other countries. a lot of them have valleys, claims look for international protection. we've been talking to my going for the last 3 months and we see that among them are persecuted. peopl

and that was shelby county, as you pointed out. recently in the brnovich case, a narrowing of what we recorded as the meaning of section 2 and our authorities under section 2. both of those could be fixed by this congress and if they were, it would give us considerably greater opportunity and ability to ensure the sacred right to vote. >> didn't the supreme court make it very clear that we could fix that if the congress wanted to? >> that's correct, in the opinions they indicated these were matters that could be fixed by the congress. >> hopefully they will, because i think it's very important that all americans be protected in their right to vote. in the state of vermont we take that very seriously. now, we have the bipartisan fix to stay in the crime victims fund act of 2021. it's been signed into law. a major piece of this legislation requires fund collected to be deferred and nonprosecution agreements be deposited into the criminal victims' fund which had been projected to reach a ten-year low. since this bill has become law, h

we must reverse their awful shelby decision. if there's anything that merits debate here in the senate, it's protecting the precious right of americans to participate in our elections. since its original passage, the voters rights act has been updated five times -- five times with the support from both democrats and republicans. we should likewise proceed this time around on this time-honored measure. i want to make clear, if the senate votes to proceed on to the john lewis voting rights advancement act, i am prepared to offer a full-fledged debate befitting this great chamber. republicans will be given the chance to raise their objections, to offer amendments and make changes to the bill. i know that both parties have serious disagreements on this important issue, so we want to hear from the other side what they propose. but for that to happen, we need to start debate first. we need to vote to allow the senate to work through its process. we need 60 votes simply to say that we will debate this issue. we'll get a chance to see w

queen elizabeth, the seconds art advisor visited bay ridge, allegedly, to arrange shelby's escape to moscow until then get in touch with us. why social media let us know if you think the media in the intelligence services are still in bed with each other. ah. join me every thursday on the alex simon, sure. and i'll be speaking to guess of the world politics sport business. i'm sure business. i'll see you then legacy media continued to prepare a western audiences for a military conflict and ukraine. another war of choice. also, the united states doesn't export much these days and maybe except for so called values, or those values attractive anymore. you were told it was bad for your eyes and your post. yeah. that it would stop you from having real friends and finding a girlfriend. but what they fail to mention is that you could make thousands of dollars over the weekend by simply playing video games with a couple of them because i always wanted to push in a bunch. sure, it's a little under profit as well. if i was originally looking for it, okay, much for to do except there's no phone

shelby foote picked it up in his trilogy and the movie gettysburg picks it up and now it's one of the most famous battles. one guy who wouldn't have been surprised was an old friend. i've never seen this quote before but i will conclude with this. those two associates devoted friends never made it again on earth but i'm sure have met again in heaven. i think armistead was killed by hancock chips and hancock was wanted by one of armistead's commands. thank you very much. if we have time for questions we can do it. is anybody in charge? >> what happens to the prayer book? >> we don't know. she said she had it but it got lost somewhere but it would have been great to have that. the frustrating thing about history we lose a lot of those things. >> due armistead have swedish heritage because of gustav is adolphus? >> they had english and german. i think it was just because this was a military family. the new military history and that's the only thing i can surmise. >> it's the part where hancock in the audio book is all by himself and is that true and the way the audio but made a sound was

the 2nd ot advisor visited bay ridge, allegedly, to arrange shelby's escape to moscow until they get in touch with us. why social media let us know if you think the media and the intelligence services are still in bed with each other ah, ah, with so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy, even foundation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult. time time to sit down and talk. the postal service delivers a $155000000000.00 pieces of mail every year. approximately 40 percent of the world's mail right now. the us postal service is in the flight of its life, has surveyed the disruption, bad financial shape now facing default, the postal service as a cash cow. and there was a way to pull money out of the postal service to put into the federal budget. there was a mandate that you're bringing a $100000.00, new revenue every month. the nature of privatization in the us postal service is very much hidden from public view. it's privatization

so can you just tell us what the impact of the supreme court's shelby county and other decisions have been on the justice department's ability to protect our right to vote and is are there tools that we can provide through congressional action that will enable you to protect our right to vote? >> yes, senator. the right to vote is a fundamental pillar of american democracy. the voting rights act is one of the greatest statutes that was ever passed. it enabled the justice department to protect people's right to vote and to prevent against discrimination based on race, ethnicity with respect to patterns or practices, with respect to voting. in shelby county, the supreme court took out the most important tool we have, which was section five, which allowed preclearance by the justice department or alternatively allowed the state to go to a federal court to get clearance. and that left us with the circumstance of having to examine each case one by one with the burden on the justice department. so one thing that the congress could do is put section five back in place as the supreme court in

and then the recent that has been -- that we shelby county, and then as you pointed out, the brnovich case, a narrowing of the meaning of section two and our 30 under section two. both of that could be fixed by this congress and if they were, it would give us considerably greater opportunity to ensure the sacred right to vote. >> then the supreme court make it very clear that we could fix that if congress wanted to? >> that's correct, in the opinions indicated, these matters were indicated as those that could be fixed by the congress. >> it's very important that all americans be protected in their right to vote. in the state of vermont we take that very seriously. we have the bipartisan fix of the crime victims fund of the 2021 year. it's been signed into law. it requires funds collected to be deferred and non prosecution agreements be deposited into the victims fund, which had been projected to reach a ten-year low. since this bill has become law, have any funds from deferred or non prosecution agreement been deposited into the crime victims fund? and if not, why not? >> senator, the

some states enacted voter suppression laws after the shelby case came down. that's been seven years without section 5 enforcement. the voting rights act had a long record of bipartisan support. every time the voting rights act has been reauthorized, it's been signed into law by a republican president after first being approved by president lyndon johnson during 1965 at the height of the civil rights movement when the voting rights act was last re-authorized in 2006, it passed the u.s. senate with the unanimous vote of 98-0. section 5 up until 2013 had a specific formula that the supreme court rejected, as i had mentioned. what hr4 does is rewrite the trigger formula creating a new structure and in a nutshell what hr4 would do would be to give the attorney general of the united states the authority to request federal election observers if there are serious threats of discrimination. the bill also adds new triggers for violations of the voting rights act including a new formula that would address current discrimination tactics when evaluating a state or localit

some people said shelby. there's a hatchback, i appreciate those answers.t on twitter an instagram. tomorrow night on the show, it's a doozy. john gabriel steve hilton, can't watch the show? cannot dvr it make everyday a candidate. good night, friends. residents here basically have the atlantic ocean as their backyard. feel like fishing? charter your own boat and try to catch a 30-pound red snapper. or if you just want to enjoy some sun and surf, hop on a paddle board and cruise the coves. and if nature is your thing you can visit the sea turtle hospital or drive inland and go bird watching in the holly shelter game land. > if we were to get a house, what would you like to do out here on the beach? > sunset walks with the dogs.

i think that emboldened her for that 2013 shelby county pulled her opinion that you mentioned and that was right around the time when a lot of liberals began trying to pressure her to step down. 2013 is a far cry from where she ended up in 2020 although obviously with great consequence. there's another cultural aspect i want to ask you about the furry return to abortion and that's what happened to the court during covid time. we are aware of how much the trappings of the institution helped give the justices their identity. they have so many rituals and a tilting and the meetings together and the confiding in each other and all that disappeared in march of 2020. i do think that was an important development through the 12 months that you focus on. how do you think covid affected them in maybe a substantive way? >> the justices as you know are together because meeting in person with the justices -- while they were together on the bench three days of two weeks out of every month in october through april and they wrapped up their arguments. they meet in private conference twice a week where

arguig those rights are arranged and met of the hierarchy and there's this level of guilt and what shelby steele called white guilt and that means there is a lot waiting and surrender caucus. >> host: you believe in god and i believe in god, physical god. you have hope that we can get through this as a country and as a culture and a sure hope strictly limited to the sphere of this world or is your hope anchored in your faith? >> my hope is always anchored in my faith. god makes promises and keepsy those promises that as far as hope for the country americans ared getting tired of this. it's boring and irritating and so far there hasn't been a mask movement to reject it. i think a mask movement is coming and i can't tell you how many people who disagree on nearly everything about politics i've talked to lately her resume with the message i'm saying. it is that we can't have an open conversation and it is that they want to bite me on the show and the audience getsng so angry. that's untenable. i've had this experience many times personally where people on the left will call for happy birthda

shelby footepicked it up, the movie gettysburg picks it up, and now it's one of the most famous stories, an overnight sensation that took 100 years. one guy who would an old friend, henry heath. he wrote his memoirs, published them, not very well read. i have never seen this quote before but i'll conclude with those. those two mess mates and devoted friends never met again on earth, but i'm sure met in heaven. armistead killed by one of hancock's troops. what a commentary on civil war. thank you very much. if we have time for questions, i guess we do. is anybody in charge? >> what happened to the prayer book? >> we don't know. it's one of those frustrating things. she said she had it, but it got lost somewhere in the pass down to descendants. it would have been great to have that. frustrating thing about history. we lose a lot. >> did the armisteads have actually swedish heritage? >> i don't think they did. what i found is people thought they had english and german. there might have been some swedish, but i think it was just because of his military province. this was a military family.

act would revitalize the preclearance process under section 5 that was destroyed by the disastrous shelbypreme court a number of years ago. and the freedom to vote act would put into place important protections for communities of color and gen gerrymandering that we think should be standard across all states. >> marena, thanks for joining us this morning, the national democratic redistricting committee litigation and policy director. >>> well, the supreme court is set to hear oral arguments for a key abortion case in just a few days. the stakes are extremely high. roe v. wade hangs in the balance. extremely high. roe v. wade hangs in the balance. about customization. that's why i love liberty mutual. they customize my car insurance, so i only pay for what i need. how about a throwback? you got it. ♪ liberty, liberty - liberty, liberty ♪ uh, i'll settle for something i can dance to. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ ♪ ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ ray loves vacations. but his diabetes never seemed to take one. everything felt like a 'no'. everyth

at his home in shelby, on march 29th. and he admitted to them that he had gone to the stop the steal rally in the capitol on january 6th, and then march to the u.s. capitol building. the man told investigators, as they prepared to finish their interview with, him quote, i thought nan and i would hit it off. then as a nancy pelosi. i was glad that i didn't, meaning i didn't find her. because you'd be here for another reason. and i told my, kids if they show, up i am not -- because they can have me, so that i could go down here. so the man is armed with a revolver. a ridiculous oversized cartoonish revolver into which he has floated both shotgun shells and hollow point bullets he says that he is looking for nancy pelosi inside the u.s. capitol that day. he has gotten finder, because if he had been he'd be surrendering to those police because we'd be there to arrest him for killing her and he'd be surrendering to them because pretty sure that at least some of america would consider my hero for having done that. for having sh

republicans hate it, which is why when it gets gutted in 2013 and that case you just talked about shelbyt's what leads to trump winning in 2016. it's a 1-1 connection there and so if democrats liked what they saw happen in virginia last night, then by all means, keep doing what you're doing because the failure to pass the voting rights act, the failure to empower and protect the base of the democratic party, the part of the party that will vote for you at over 85% levels, when you fail to do that, you see what happened last night. your choice really is to empower and protect black voters or run along and chase after the 75% of non-college educated white women that repudiated you last night and runaround thinking the reason why their daughters are embarrassed for them on tiktok is because of a t toni morrison novel. >> there are a couple pieces, i'm curious which of these pieces of legislation you like. there is a john roberts voting rights act and hr 1 which never got passed. there is the freedom to vote act. all of these efforts to save voting rights and i also want to point out with li

in shelby county, just a few years after that, the court said, most of the things that justice thomas had said in his concurrence in the case, and said, well, now we say the coverage formula, which is section 4 of the voting rights act, is in fact unconstitutional. section 5 is looming to be reinstated if congress decides to apply pre-currents across the entire united states. we will see how far the fifth amendment goes. he points out -- he was not making a full exposition about section 5 in 1999, but six years that argument is still out there, because sadly, whatever you allow congress to do, it probably will be someday. as far as the commerce clause dissent goes, that is a very important dissent, just to remind us how far the powers of congress have strayed from what many of us, including richard epstein and humbly myself, think was the original oath of the commerce power. but in the terkel case -- not terkel in my case, but the case that resolved the moratorium issue, it is the same decision, so as not a definitive decision. it was a 5-4 stay where the supreme court took up the d.c

>> i think it's been over 20 years since senator shelby on this committee talked about the problems of financial surveillance and spying. we have laws in place to protect against invasions of financial privacy. the grand bleach right which the cfpb administers. there are real open questions about how the tech companies are harvesting this data. what are they using it for, how are they monetizing it? we need to figure out what tis going on because this is not something most financial institutions in the banking system do. they served the protocols under the act so we have asked a number of questions to ascertain what is happening with this data, how are they using it and we look forwardto getting those responses and being able to share with the public what we've learned . >> let me say thank you all for working with me to curb the unfair practices that sometimes invest. will the cfpb consider the role of government guaranteed loans in rulemaking? >> through making requires the bureau to collect certain data about small business loans or a host of purposes. we do want to make sure that w

there is a deep level of guilt linked to what shelby steele called white guilt that has persuaded thetutional life and it means that there is almost a waiting and ready surrender inside all these institutions that they've taken advantage of. a. >> you believe in god. i believe in god. do youl have hope that we can gt through this as a country and a culture and is your hope strictly limited to the sphere of this world or is it angered in your faith? >> i think that it's always anchored in my face because god makes and keeps promises from my point of view but as far as hope for the country, americans are getting tired of this. it's very tiresome and annoying and irritating. so far, there hasn't been sort of a mass movement to reject it. buts it's kind of coming and i can't tell you how many people disagree on everything about politics i've talked to lately google rose agnate to the message as i'm saying that we can have an open conversation. it is weird if they invited me on that shows the audience would get so angry that they would cancel them. that is unattainable and it can't be carr

shelby, bluff city, tennessee. good morning, your thoughts on this texas case?aller: good morning. thank you, c-span. in my opinion. i hope they don't reverse roe v. wade. mainly because it is a woman's right over her own body whether to have an abortion or not. nobody understands really what circumstances could be the reason, you know. it's a traumatic thing for a woman. if they do, what would be next for them to take away from a woman's right? it takes two to make a baby. what about the men? why don't they take something away from their rights about their own body? about maybe limiting how many children they can have or the responsibility that some of them don't own up to to take care of a child. you know? it's a two-sided coin. it's not just a one sided. god gives us the right to make our choices, right or wrong. that's my belief. thank you. host: are you going to be watching or listening to the live arguments today? caller: yes. host: what justice are you most interested in hearing from? caller: well, i haven't thought about it in that respect. i'm just thin

some states enacted voter suppression laws right after the shelby case came down. and that was seven years without section five enforcement. the voting rights act has historically had a long record of bipartisan support. every time the voting rights act has been reauthorized, it's been signed into law by a republican president after first being approved by president lyndon johnson, during the 65 during the height of the civil rights movement, when the voting act rights was last authorized in 2006, and it passed the u.s. senate with the unanimous vote of 98 to nothing and it is my hope that the u.s. senate will be bipartisan support for whatever kind of bill they pass and that's something that is still a work in progress. section five one up until 2013, had a specific formula that the supreme court rejected. so what hr4 does it re-writes and triggers formula creating a new structure and in that shell in a nutshell what it would do, it would give the attorney general of the united states, authority to have observers, if there is discrimination, and the bill also adds