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c-span's interactive program washington journal where we hear your voice is everyday. here ash download the app today. >> now, state attorneys general from michigan, minnesota, north carolina and massachusetts talk about voting rights, police reform, abortion access and health care. it runs 45 minutes. 45 minutes. >> political director for daca. we have our attorney generals on our panel here, a peacetime from north carolina, ag ellison from minnesota, ap healy -- ag healy from massachusetts and ag metal from michigan. this is an important time. we have 25 attorney generals that are part of our democratic general. we also have 30 -- up for election in 2022. we have a lot ss