Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer talks directly with Joe Madison, calling for legislative action on the Freedom to Vote Act and the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act and supporting Joe's hunger strike for voting rights.

In this special episode, Joe is interviewed by Egberto Willies with Politics Done Right on KPFT 90.1 FM Houston, on the same day the Senate adjourned for the holidays without a plan to pass voting rights legislation.

Senator Rev. Raphael Warnock says the Democrats must come up with a plan to pass voting rights legislation now that the Republican Party "has already gone nuclear" on voter suppression all across the country.

Joe Madison demands action with your phone and your feet: pressure members of Congress to carve out the filibuster and protect democracy and the right to vote. Call 888-453-3211 to reach your Senator!

In today's episode, former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder, Chairman of the National Democratic Redistricting Committee, will discuss w/ Madison on what Texas tried to do in redistricting the seats of Cong. Al Green and Cong. Sheila Jackson Lee to make it one district and they'll be forced to run against each other (which is no longer the case in Texas). He will also the discuss about the importance of protecting the right to vote in this country for everyone.

Joe Madison interviews Shana Gallagher and Kyla Frank, activists from Arizona who are participating in a hunger strike to demand action on voting rights legislation.

Joe Madison responds to the violent rhetoric of Steve Bannon and Congressman Matt Gaetz of Florida after they called for an 'army of patriots' and 'shock troops' leading up to the 2024 Presidential election.

As Joe's hunger strike goes on, he continues to push for every Senator to go on the record and earn their "A" rating from the NAACP Civil Rights Scorecard. In this episode, he interviews Sen. Tim Kaine of Virginia and Sen. Gary Peters of Michigan on what it will take to protect the right to vote.

Derrick Johnson, President & CEO of the NAACP, unveils the Civil Rights Scorecard that grades each and every Senator on their commitment to the fundamental right to vote. Learn where your Senator stands, then flood the phone lines and demand action!

Do you remember back in school when you get report cards for your classes and it had your grades on them, then you took them to your parents to let them look at it? In this case, while it's not like back in school, the NAACP has released a report card pertaining to U.S. Senators protecting the right to vote by getting rid of the filibuster. NAACP President and CEO Derrick Johnson gives Joe and his audience a report on certain U.S. Senators who are on the fence about the filibuster, and one of them changes his mind. Listen to which U.S. Senator made the switch.