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Say are out of the question rejected so that he has a pretext to invade. and we presumably will find out pretty quickly because a window for invasion is right upon us. >> bret: whatever putins motives are or his end goal here, bill, its not good for the u.s., right? >> >> no it isnt. we can fix that putin and russia is a third world country with nuclear weapons. and we gave them this opportunity with the nord stream pipeline let the oil flow in the united states russia will be in bad shape. i do...

World of voters into a mere suggestion. jim crow to plano is about to insidious things, voter suppression, and election subversion. the threat to our democracy is so grave that we must find a wa to pass these voting rights bill . >> that was a speech by the sam guy who promised to restore norms incivility to washington, bring unity to the country. he further divided the nation. so what was today really all about? joining me now is that conservative commentator and also with me and old friend jas...

Risks potentially shine ago light on democratic division. >> i think you all can count who is for and against each vote, whether its changes to the senate rules or supporting these voting bills themselves. i think its very -- people publicly know where senators stand at this point in time. ly leave it to -- well leave it to work with lock step with leader schumer on that. ultimately this is about continuing to press, to move forward on the protection of voting rights and to move it to elevate th...

Jim crow 2.0 is about two insidious things — voter suppression and election subversion. its no longer about who gets to vote. its about making it harder to vote. its about who gets to count the vote and whether your vote counts at all. its not hyperbole, this is a fact. look, this matters to all of us. the goal of the former presidents allies is to disenfranchise anyone who votes against them, simple as that. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: the prince is back, but this time the �*90...

Subversion are even greater no matter what the count is. the votes of nearly five million georgians will be up for grabs if that law holds. its not just here in georgia. last year alone, 19 states, not proposed but enacted 34 laws attacking voting rights. nearly 400 additional bills republican members of state legislatures tried to pass. now republican legislators and several states have announced plans to escalate the onslaught this year. the end game, turn the will of the voters to a mere sugg...

You know, right now we are seeing a tidal wave of voter suppression and election subversion legislation in state after state where republicans are able to enact it, including in states like georgia and iowa and florida, and what these bills would do is they would give the tools that state officials need, that local election officials need, and lawyers like me need to make sure that everyone has a right to vote. everyones vote is counted and we have free and fair elections. >> youre on the front ...

Deescalate, ensure that tensions are reduced. or they can take a path of invasion, coercion, subversion, who knows what they will do. and they will face very steep, very grave costs. >> bret: u.s. deputy secretary of state wendy sherman talking about the talks in geneva with russia which essentially ended with agreeing to more talks. axios writes it this way talks may have bought time. its unclear how russia which has massed more than 100,000 troops on the border with ukraine will be able to cli...

Theres no indication that these bills are going anywhere. would voting rights be easier to protect if these got passed? >> oh, boy would they ever. you know, right now we are seeing a tidal wave of voter suppression and election subversion legislation in state after state where republicans are able to enact it, including in states like georgia and iowa and florida, and what these bills would do is they would give the tools that state officials need, that local election officials need, and lawyer...

Votes of nearly 5 million georgians will be up for grabs if that law holds. its not just here in georgia. last year alone, 19 states, not proposed, but enacted, 34 laws attacking voting rights. there were nearly 400 additional bills republican members of state legislatures tried to pass and now, republican legislatures in several states have announced plans to escalate the onslaught this year. their end game, to turn the will of the voters into a mere suggestion. something states can respect or ...

Democratic holdouts, which has this scene starting the week where democratic leaders claim theyre continuing to try to apply pressure, but it already feels like theyve hit a brick wall. >> voter suppression and election subversion. >> i want to honor dr. king. dont dishonor him by using a congressional custom as an excuse for protecting our democracy. >> where do we stand? whose side are we on? >> theres no me for me to restate my longstanding support for the 60-vote threshold to pass legislatio...