Welcome to an HBO podcast from the HBO Late Month series Real Time with Bill Mall.

All right here we are with the New York Times best-selling author and

distinguished professor at Vanderbilt University Michael Eric Dyson,

an acclaimed author and opinion columnist

for the New York Times, Pamela Paul,

and a writer for the pre-press.

His new book is called Morning After the Revolution,

Nellie Bowls.

Okay, here are the questions from the people, the people.

Michael Eric Dyson, this is for you.

Your next book is about the right to vote.

Do you think voter suppression will be a factor in the upcoming election?

Well, absolutely. I mean, the Supreme Court just ruled a couple days ago that the attempt, I don't know if it was Louisiana, to kind of rejigger the map and gerrymander against African-American

interests was just plain unconstitutional.

So there are all kinds of tricks in the bag.

People have to continue to stand up, they have to continue to call that out,

and they have to continue to show up the polls and vote. What do you think? What do you think about the Justice of the Supreme Court hanging a flag upside down outside his house and then blaming it on the wife.

That's the best part.

As a person with a very opinionated wife, I applaud it and I think it's fabulous. I think that's

brave and smart. They're going to have the real housewives of the

Supreme Court soon.

Yeah that's I mean that's lame.

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