A voter ID law is a standard, rational requirement that is widely supported even by Democrat voters and is necessary to ensure election integrity.

“And literally any sane, rational person thinks uh if you're going to vote, you should have an ID to prove it.”

Voter ID is a normal, widely accepted policy in the developed world, and the only reason to oppose it is to facilitate cheating.

“I saw a list of the countries that require an ID to vote. It's like a hundred of them. like it is the most normal thing in the developed world to say we've got a CN ID to make sure that you you are who you are and and that you're eligible to vote. The only reason to not and everybody's been saying t”

The requirement of a voter ID is a common, reasonable practice, and claims that it suppresses the vote are invalid.

“Yes. First of all, good. More importantly, shut up. It's voter ID. Okay. When I go to a gas station to buy a 40 a King Cobra, they ask for my ID. Okay. And that's the least consequential thing I might do.”

The Democratic argument that voter ID prevents women from voting is a nonsense, wedge-issue narrative.

“Democrats are arguing that this would block women from voting. Uh if if that were true, conservatives would vote twice as hard and they'd rally substantially more. I'm kidding again. Calm down. It's not correct. It's a nonsense argument.”

Requiring proof of citizenship and photo ID for voters is a necessary and good policy.

“Obviously, it's a good bill, great idea, necessary piece of legislation.”