Today, we're going to talk about some dangerous voter suppression bills sprouting up across

the country and how eliminating the filibuster is the way to fix it.

NINVU, Elizabeth Warren, where we talk about these very issues of voter suppression and

nuking the filibuster, eliminating $50,000 in student loan debt, and borrowing Trump

from holding office again using the 14th Amendment.

I'm Brian Tyler Cohen, and you're listening to No Lie.

So the most under reported and yet serious issue facing the US today is happening in

state houses led by Republicans all across the country.

And that is the spate of voter suppression bills being introduced.

And they're being introduced by Republicans in response to claims of voter fraud that

were started also by Republicans.

So basically, Trump needed an excuse to try and steal the election.

He told his voters that the election was rigged.

Republicans repeated those claims.

Their voters believed there are elected officials.

And then those same elected officials turned around and pointed to their voters' worries

about fraud as a pretext to pass restrictive legislation.

They're all born out of this feedback loop where the GOP wills into existence, whatever

reality they need to help themselves politically.

And so now we're seeing a bill in Iowa that would cut nine days of early voting and limit

drop-oxes to one per county and block county officials from sending absentee ballot

requests forms to voters in Florida, Governor DeSantis is calling for legislation to block

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