In North Carolina, the first African American lieutenant governor, he went to Congress

at a house hearing and he lit them up.

I mean, it was, it was an amazing moment, amazing speech regarding voting rights who was before

the House Judiciary Subcommittee addressing these claims by the left that voter ID is racist.

As, you know, Joe Biden's been claiming, well, this is Jim Crow 2.0 and his stated Delaware 500

years he's represented that state. He's never once reformed, made more accessible the voting

laws in his state of Delaware. Or as he once said, my state's a slave state, but Joe Biden is out

there criticizing Georgia voting, the new Georgia voting law, 17 days of early in person voting

in Delaware zero zero. You need an excuse to get an absentee ballot in in Delaware. Not Georgia.

Every single precinct in Georgia has a drop box and both states require voter ID.

And he, you know, how dare he play the race card the way he's been doing it and he's done it three

times now that we've counted. Anyway, so this is the lieutenant governor, Mark Robinson is his name.

We'll meet him in a second of North Carolina before the subcommittee.

Today, we hear Georgia law being compared to Jim Crow. The black voices are being silenced

and the black voices are being kept out. How? By bullets? By bombs? By newses? No.

By requiring a free ID to secure the vote. Let me say that again by requiring a free ID to secure

the vote. How absolutely preposterous. Am I to believe that black Americans who have overcome

the atrocities of slavery, who were victorious in the civil rights movement, and now sit in the

highest levels of this government, cannot figure out how to get a free ID to secure their votes.

They need to be called by politicians because they don't think we can figure out how to make

our voices heard. Are you kidding me? The notion that black people must be protected from a free ID

to secure their votes is not just insane. It is insulting just a few days ago. Excuse me.

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