Hey, welcome to Politics War Room with James Carville, and I'm Al Hunt.

This week, our guest is the president and CEO of the Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law, Michael Waldman,

and we're going to spend the entire show on the threat to voting this November.

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supporting our sponsors. It really helps make this podcast happen. Hey, James, we face what IAIC

will be the most intense voter suppression since the Jim Crow days of decades ago.

It's also the most significant midterm election in the last 50 years.

We're going to vote the entire program to some of the issues and concerns, and we have the perfect guest. Michael Walman,

president of the Brennan Center for Justice at NYU, champion of democracy and voting rights.

Michael, an alum of the Clinton White House, has authored books on constitutional matters,

authored several books on voting, including the fight to vote, a story of the struggle for voting rights.

Michael, we're going to get to some specifics right away.

But first, with every indication that the Democrats will win probably big in November,

and President Trump obsessed with stopping that, how great is the danger?

You know, Al, we have had tremendous pressures on our

elections in recent years. When you think about the pandemic, when you think about the violence,

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