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People at the and totally. welcome to the media show. can you explain to us in more detail why you came to that stark conclusion about the state of the tv industry? primarily because it is true. and i think that the argument must be broken down into three parts. 0ne must be broken down into three parts. one is that if you look at figures for representation, disabled people are chronically underrepresented by 20% of our population are disabled and yet only 8.2% of on—screen talent are disabled. 5.4% of people working behind the screens and if you look at the executive level, it goes right dow...

That people would actually commit themselves to the furtherance of this crime. the second part i think is also important to notice. just how much are the american people fully understanding and appreciating what this meant then and what it means now as we see what happens, what's happening around the country in the various states, jonathan, that are looking to lay the pipe, to lay the ground for what will come in '22 and '24. this is not just about the presidential election in '24. this is about complete control of government at the legislative as well as the executive level. >> daniel, i'd lo...

Monitor because the 'ob is not done. �* ._ ., done. and when we say, and i ose done. and when we say, and i pose this _ done. and when we say, and i pose this question _ done. and when we say, and i pose this question since - done. and when we say, and i pose this question since i - pose this question since i started my career in financial journalism, how can we change this? and who we are having the same conversation nearly 20 years later. but when we say how do we make the change, is that the monitoring? is it the government looking into the statistics? is it the conversation in the media ...

It, looking into it, but would not say whether or not he supports reparations for these tulsa massacre victims today. >> that's really interesting, abby. just the more you learn about the tulsa race massacre, the more horrifying it is, and it wasn't in the -- that distant past. >> yeah. >> it was just a hundred years ago. >> there are survivors who have testified in the last couple of weeks. >> that's right. >> in congress. >> this is our history happening right now. and so are there executive actions or executive orders that he is thinking of taking, or is he just going to press congress, abb...

Insisted that protecting voting rights and enhancing voting rights is one of the key priorities of his administration. he will need congress to act in order to make that happen, as there's very little he can do on the executive level to impact voting rights long term. >> arlette, it can democrats have asked doj to move in. has there been any movement on that front? >> reporter: so far we have not heard from the department of justice relating to that request, but in the past, really what he is pushing for is for congress to act, to make emphasize she is laws more permanent in order to ensure th...