Garrison Davis

People love that stuff.

Weird, nostalgic capitalism brain.

It is funny to look at the old ads.

When I was doing my archival research, I'd find like 1920s and 1930s ads.

And you're like, oh, what you're selling is drugs.

So true.

So true.

Yeah, it's like the two kinds of early 1900s ads are drugs and you should buy this because it has a swastika on it.

Yeah, it's just like some form of racism in marketing.

Well, it wasn't even racist in like 1905.

I mean, kind of, yeah.

Guys, it's a Buddhist symbol originally, guys.

It's fine.

Let's return to our namesake and discuss two executive orders.

As the voting restriction bill dubbed the Save America Act continues to stall in Congress, Trump has attempted to take matters into his own hands by signing a new executive order, quote, ensuring citizenship verification and integrity in federal elections.

This order directs DHS, USCIS, and the Social Security Administration to create a, quote, state citizenship list of individuals confirmed to be United States citizens who will be above the age of 18 at the time of an upcoming federal election and who maintain a residence in the subject state, unquote.

And this citizenship list will then be used to compare to state voter rolls.

The list will be derived from, quote, federal citizenship and naturalization records, Social Security Administration records, the DHS systematic alien verification for entitlements data, and other relevant federal databases, unquote.

James, do you want to talk about this idea of having like a list of citizens?

Because this is, I think, something we've mentioned before, how there to this point hasn't really been like a single list of U.S.