Topic: Motor Voter

President Trump's call for universal voter ID laws has sparked a debate over election integrity and disenfranchisement. Critics argue that such laws disproportionately affect minority populations, while proponents point to the lack of verification in the current registration process. The discussion emphasizes that without a centralized database to cross-reference citizenship and death records, the potential for fraudulent voting remains a significant concern.

Congressman Steve King discussed the possibility of three million illegal votes being cast in the 2016 election, citing sample data from counties in Virginia. King performed his own extrapolation to reach a figure of 2.4 million, suggesting that "motor voter" laws provide a gateway for non-citizens to register and vote. The hosts compare his use of extrapolations to the methodology used in global warming science.