That means you can't have universal mail-in voting because they're not equipped to have it.

I don't know if you realize he was saying that out loud, but I mean, he said it out loud.

Edison, I don't have to. You're asking me to comment? I don't have to comment. He just said it.

If they're not going to approve a big bill, a bigger bill, and they're not going to have the $3.5 billion for the universal

mail-in votes. How can you have those votes?

Hey, everybody. Welcome to the McCrack Podcast. I'm Jared Yates-Saxon. As always, Nick

Houseman is here with me. When you're hearing this, it is Tuesday, which means that last

night we stayed up late

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Today, we're going to go ahead. We're going to talk about the threat against the postal service.

We're also going to welcome in Kristen Kobez-Dumay, the author of Jesus and John Wayne,

how white evangelicals corrupted of faith and fractured a nation.

Nick, I can't imagine what we're even going to talk about, how that could possibly be relevant

to our moment.

Oh, it's important, nothing.

It might as well be the most random thing you could bring up in a podcast about politics.

Yeah, and so we find ourselves here

in a country right now that is not only glowing with COVID-19, so many unnecessary deaths. We're over

170,000 dead, which I don't know if people are following. We have a lot of schools there

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