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5:51Now PlayingThe Majority Report crew reacts to a clip of Biden delivering a speech in Atlanta where he mentions that he has been having quiet conversations with regarding the Voting Rights Act and filibuster. The crew discusses the history of the Voting Rights Act and how it ended in 2013 by a conservative Supreme Court of the United States.
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Sam Seder: all right let's get to this Joe Biden in Georgia .now as much as I share your 'uh' with this we should also say that yesterday Mitt Romney is on the floor of the senate comparing this speech by Biden to what Trump did in the last election, and let's be clear about what we're talking about we don't know exactly what the legislation that would be passed at this point because joe Manchin and Krysten Sinema have decided that the filibusters too sacrosanct, but it would- it is a not unreasonable assumption that any legislation that passes by the Democrats would reinstate the voting rights act section 5. Which has been law of the land or was from 1965 to 2013 before a conservative supreme court decided that.
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