when the voting rights act, the key provisions were struck down. and a number of other anti-democratic measures. we see in realtime why the courts are so important. you target democracy, you take over the courts, and the schools. so you have an uninformed citizen. what we re seeing is the fruits of that. the multi year fruits of that. so we also have to pay attention to what we are going to do about our supreme court, that has been stacked with conservatives, despite the fact that donald trump lost the popular vote by 3 million and 20 in 2016. n an a lot of what you re described, jason, seems to have taken place in hunger, as you and i have discussed before. the stacking of the courts. the takeover of the media. the takeover of universities. this kind of liberal democracy. hungary was not invited to participate in this global democracy summit today, by the way, at the white house. he he was a cherished visitor
a stunning moment from samantha power at the democracy summit today. look. of speak of the rise of new technologies over the past two decades parallels the democratic recession are discussing, the abuse of technology and personal data to spread the information, pitting citizens against one another. if there are problems i can start at our shores and spread abroad. laura: lisa, about cycling speech ahead of 2022 and 2024, online and elsewhere apparently. stifling of freedom that we have scene, stripping americans of their freedom. i think the biggest problem democrats are facing is that they are simply too woke. a perfect headline to summarize today s democratic party was back in may when aoc illegally parked or $60,000 tesla outside a whole foods. that s today s democrats partner insistence on calling hispanics let next when 2-4% like the