Thank you for tuning in to another episode of the Bakari Sellers podcast.

Today we'll be interviewing aerial investment CEO John Rogers to talk the markets and the black white wealth gap.

You know I've always

been interested in learning a lot now because I wasn't an econ major probably should

have been but learning a lot now about the markets the way they work and how to

build wealth and John Rogers is definitely an expert at that but

before we get to him I wanted to talk about SB 202 it's the voter suppression

bill that was recently signed by Georgia Governor Brian Kemp.

Now I'm sure you've heard about it, but in case you haven't, here's what the bill does.

Counties have to have advanced voting on Saturdays and they have the option to do it on Sundays.

Current law only mandates one Saturday of early voting.

That's the only good thing in the bill.

The bill shortens the period between elections and runoffs from nine weeks to four weeks.

It limits the number of drop boxes allocated per county, hurting the large Democratic counties like Fulton and Decab.

You can't provide water or food within 25 feet of any

voters standing in line. There's a lot in there that I don't like, but I want to draw your

attention to the two provisions that are the most problematic. Any Georgia

citizen, including crazy racist Republicans, can file an unlimited number of

challenges to a voter's eligibility.

That's one.

And two, the State Election Board, a majority Republican body controlled by the Republican

Legislative Majority, can unilaterally take over county election boards that run

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