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Power plant at fukushima. this doesn't remind me of other wars. well, you know, actually, in the one of the the extra protocols, the additional protocols to the geneva convention, which is international humanitarian law, i.e., you break it, you might be doing a war crime, actually applies to civil objects like dams. if you destroy one willfully and put civilians who are protected people under the terms of international law. of international law... into danger, then that is also breaking the laws of war. so it's quite war related in a way. and of course, one of the most famous british enterpris...

Mueller report and that investigation. the impeachments, which are political, not legal processes. i think that is what trump advocates are able to take advantage of and say there's sort of a vague swirl of investigations, and some of them -- the point is they got out ahead of this announcement to try and shape the narrative about how people would think about it. >> the narrative that works for them is, it's not fair what's happening to us. everybody else, i.e., the democrats, get a clean bill of health, and the only person they ever go after is trump. so that's what forces them into reaching ...

One congressional district. that is the blue portion you see on your screen. diminishing their voting power. a standing lock -- unconstitutional maps. this ruling was a surprise. why? because nearly ten -- about ten years ago, the supreme court, it was not shy about its willingness to get the voting rights act. getting section five, the section that talked about preclearance. i.e., the section that said that if states wanted to make changes to their voting laws, they needed to check in with the federal government, to make sure they weren't doing anything discriminatory. to be clear, the voting...

- keeping the--but keeping-- but owning their latinness. - owning their latinness. i don't understand the people who get so angry about it because usually a lot of times, it's rooted in, like, toxic masculinity, and sexism, and transphobia, and homophobia. why does it bother you so much that somebody wants to be included in the term, and they don't feel like they can identify with the a and the o? - that's a great point. it's a great point. i mean, i do like latinx because it sounds new. a new generation, and more aggressive, more-- more woke, if that's still ok. latinos, latinas, latinx, what...

Then 18 to 54 in 2025. then it's -- this is important, this means if you're a person who is currently receiving, or who is on snap, receiving snap benefits. i.e., your own food stamps. and you're not a veteran, unhoused, or in foster care, or were a foster care participant, those age requirements do apply to you. across the board again, democrats are waiting to see what the text of the bill is. they still feel pretty good. michael, the last thing i'll say is this. it seems to me that all of this hemming and hawing about work requirements, there are now no work requirements in this bill. that i...