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Welcome to another episode of Conversations with Coleman. So my guest today is Sam Copleman.

Sam is a best-selling author and top speechwriter for many prominent politicians.

Sam just co-wrote a book with former Attorney General Eric Holder called Our Unfinished March,

The Violent Past and Imperaled Future of the Vote.

In this episode, we talk about voter fraud, voter ID laws, voter suppression, gerrymandering.

We talk about the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and the so-called gutting of that act in 2013.

We discuss great replacement theory and much more.

As you'll see, I'm skeptical of the narrative that voter suppression is a huge problem, that voter ID laws are racist and so forth.

While Sam doesn't quite go that far, I think there is some distance between his position

on these topics and my own. And as we near the midterms, I'm going to have a few more guests like

this that deal with electoral politics. So without further ado, Sam Copleman. All right, Sam Copleman. Thanks so much for

coming on my show. Thanks for having me. Yeah, so I just had our mutual friend Yasha Monk on and the three

of us have hung out several times and talked about the topics in Yasha's book, the topics in your new book,

and a lot of other stuff. So it's great to finally get you on. Yeah, no, this is exciting. I'm a

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