Requiring voter ID is reasonable, and claims that it disenfranchises minority voters are patronizing and racist.

“It's actually you know how disrespectful it is for a black person to say that about other black like what do you think of your people? How how how freaking disrespectful and racist is that? GO GET YOUR DAMN ID. YOU WANT to vote? GO GET YOUR”

Voter ID laws are intended to suppress voter turnout among Democratic constituencies such as minorities and impoverished people rather than secure elections.

“So by them trying to require voter ID, what they know they are doing is trying to drive down voter turnout among likely Democratic voters.”

He claims that the Save Act is an attempt to solve a non-existent problem that would impose unnecessary burdens on citizens.

“moreover, like it's solving a fake problem. There is not an epidemic of uh nonitizens voting. I don't know if you guys have heard this, but in America, we can barely get our citizens to vote.”

He claims that the Save Act would disenfranchise millions of voters and ultimately hurt the Republican party in the short term.

“but this piece of legislation would create real hurdles for citizens to get registered. There's a organization called the Brennan Center, which is like nonpartisan voting rights activists. They said that like 21 million people could face um added hardships because they didn't have easy access to the”

He believes the SAVE Act is necessary for secure elections because it requires voters to prove their identity, which he argues is a standard requirement globally.

“So the Save America Act, all it is asking once again is that in federal elections you will have proper documentation to prove who you are, which again we all know you should have.”

Requirements for specific identification to vote, such as passports, are cumbersome and create unnecessary barriers for citizens.

“one of the things you can use is your passport but about 140 million Americans don't have passports and it's not easy to get a passport that is it's not it's not difficult but it's expensive and it's very timec consuming if you've ever tried to do it you know it takes a number of weeks”

Implementing voter ID is a common-sense, widely supported measure that will ensure fair elections and restore public trust.

“Voter ID is common sense. Okay. Um, the only people that don't want voter ID are politicians and liberal newspaper editorial board writers. Everyone else, Democrats, Republicans, everyone in between, they support voter ID. It's a 70% issue nationwide.”