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This is the mea-cope podcast with Michael Cohen.

And obviously I am not Michael Cohen.

Michael is a little held up, as you all know.

So he will be back next week with a bunch of brand new episodes.

But until then, we want to play one of our favorite congressman for you

congressman Steve Cohen and now it's time for the interview.

So Congressman Cohen, Monday was Martin Luther King day and I couldn't help but

notice how the president chastised those lawmakers who sought to wrap themselves in the rhetoric of Dr. Martin Luther King for political expediency, yet they continue to erode voting rights for African Americans

and other anti-Democratic maneuvers that would have been unthinkable to Dr. King.

Now House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, Representative

Lauren Bulbert, Senators Lindsey Graham and Josh Hawley, and former White House

Press Secretaries Kayleen McInaney and Sarah Huckaby Sanders all praised the slain

civil rights icon on Twitter yesterday on the annual celebration of his legacy. How does it make you feel when you see this kind of

hypocrisy in motion and how do they think that their words line up with their current actions?

Well, it's despicable, Michael, and it's been going on for years, and it's been with Dr. King,

and, you know, I hear, when I go to the black churches a lot, I'll hear ministers talk about being about Jesus and not of Jesus and that's what these

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