here on our team, jesse ventura, thank you so much for joining me. my pleasure. it's great to be here in a good topic to talk about you. this has been something you've been talking about for a while, but now it actually looks like there's going to be some action on it. i want to ask the obvious, with all of the problems that are facing the immigration system today, why is this even having to be put into law? why has it been already been put into policy? if a person is willing to put their life on this line for this country, why should they not actually be a legal member or a legal citizen of it? well, they certainly deserve the right to have a path for citizenship. when you look at the situation, when i served way back in 69 to 974, there were many people from the philippines. that's how they got their citizenship . they would enlist in the united states navy, i don't know how long they had to serve for, but it led to a path of citizenship for a filipino to eventually become an american citizen. and there is nothing wrong with it. they take an old se

ventura. so my answer is it does not always benefit one party. but people are part of the process, they get to vote. they are not shut out of the process no matter who wins. [inaudible] >> it struck me as an act of courage. from people who said we have fought the fight here, we have done everything we can, and just as happened in the 1960's when people were being denied jobs and housing and people were being denied education, at some point, and yes lyndon johnson and vice president hubert humphrey, understood this. they said at some point, the federal government stepped in. that is their job. so i don't know how much clear you can than to have them -- clearer you can than to have them actually come to the place where it is there only point of salvation because their governor is not going to do it for their people. >> we are handing the baton to our senate colleague to finish this race for us. >> we are often occupied to work on policy but what really makes an impact is when people are on the f

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they $54.00 as well as access to be benefits. jesse ventura joined us to talk about the biden administration's new move to track down those have a deported and give them a direct path to citizenship. tell speaking of veterans. a texas judge has ruled the united states air force can be held liable for the 2017 church massacre and texas are going to tell you why. and 36 states have filed suit against google for legit anti trust violations. however, is this about fair competition or gaining government control over the internet. we're going to discuss it looks like india is trading closer to nuclear war with pakistan. we will bring you the latest on. it's a very dangerous situation. i am going to use and you are watching this edition of new use right here on our to america. let's get started. ah sen. tammy duckworth has proposed the veterans.

and we have elected jesse ventura. what i have noticed is not who wins given that we're one of the only state in the country that has one statehouse that's republican, one statehouse that's democratic, given that a congressional delegation in the house is split evenly, changed over time. it's not really who wins. it's how people feel about elections. they are part of the franchise we call democracy. so they will come up to me and say, you know i didn't vote for you but whatever. you're doing okay. or i have this concern. but they feel like they're part of the action. that's what our goals should be, to have all americans feel like they're part of the action. we must meet this moment. as president biden said in philadelphia last week, this is the test of our time. so what do we do? well, first we must pass the for the people act which senator schumer and merkley and i introduced along with many others to ensure that all americans can cast their ballot. it's nothing radical. you know why it's not radical? it is firmly ba

ventura. one of the things i've learned from that is what is most important people vote on i feel like they are part of the democracy. what really concerns me about these efforts which are blatant attempts to limit the freedom is there it literally messing around the foundation of our country. i would start with you because i met today with a number of texas we lead for the people which are you most concerned with. it is a bad bill all the way around. there are prohibitions limiting the timeframe for when people can vote. i think that is concerning. thereou is a misstatement made about how local elected officials are prohibited from sending ballots to voters. there prohibited from sending applications for mail in ballots. there are efforts assist people in voting. [inaudible] >> is and also the fact if you have more three pole that you are taking to the polls you have to sign some kind of statement. >> there are restrictions on assisting voters to the polls. assisting voters at the polls. >> a

and we have elected democratic governors, republican governors and jesse ventura. one of the things i have learned from that is what's most important is that people vote, and they feel like they are part of the democracy. and what really concerns me about these efforts which are blatant attempts to limit the freedom to vote is they are right rally messing around with the foundation of our country. i guess i would start with you, mr. garza, because i met today with a number of the texas legislators, along with senator warrenic and senator merkley because senator merkley and i lead the for the people bill. which provisions of the legislation that is now being considered in texas are you most concerned with? >> so it's a bad bill all the way around. there are provisions limiting the time frame for when people can vote. i think that's concerning. there are -- you know, there was a misstatement made about how local election -- elected officials are prohibited from sending ballots to voters. actually, they are prohibited from sending applications for mail-in ballots. and