I believe that, absolutely, business has a -- has a role to play.

The fundamental right to democracy is the ability to vote. And if there is nothing else that we would be willing to require simple -- of a simple majority to protect, it should be the right to vote.

We know that the current slate of laws that are being prescribed across this country actually take us to what looks like post-Reconstruction, Jim Crow era laws. And that`s not hyperbolic.

What is happening now is not just a regression to the mean. It is a regression to the meanest way possible to run elections.

I do not. I think that this has to be done by the body that in the Constitution of the United States is given the power to address this.

When you can win elections, not by having the best ideas, but by stealing the right to vote, then you do not deserve to win, and you don`t deserve to participate.

Congress has the power to set the manner, time and place of elections. And they should use that power by passing H.R.1 and H.R.4.

And the reality is, when you break democracy for anyone, you break it for everyone.

If they can knock out pillar five and pillar four, we no longer have protections for our democracy. And that means Congress has to step up and act now.

They are not fighting to protect elections, they're fighting to preserve their ability to win. That's not what democracy is designed for.

We combat it first by making certain that Americans are aware of what's at stake.

Across the country, people who are afraid of losing elections are using their power to steal elections from the people and that should not stand.