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I already know your candidate.
By the way, I know everyone.

I even vote for the Guardianship Council.

Wow. She smacks.

Get my sticker ready,
George I'll be right back to get it.

- Hi, Mr. Reem.
- Hi, Marie.

- Hi, Mr. Reem.
- Hi, Marie.

Who are you going to vote for?

Oh, I bet you would like to know.

Oh, I bet you would like to know.

You are so lucky! I'll still haveYou have to wait six years before you can vote.

You are so lucky! I'll still have
You have to wait six years before you can vote.

You are so lucky! I'll still have
You have to wait six years before you can vote.

This goes faster
than you think.

This goes faster
than you think.

The beauty of our system �
that when your turn comes,

The beauty of our system �
that when your turn comes,

your vote will be so important
as all the others.

- In fact...
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Some votes are much more
important than others.

Killer!

Damn it! I'm not a killer!
I am Adam Conover.

Damn it! I'm not a killer!
I am Adam Conover.

Damn it! I'm not a killer!
I am Adam Conover.

And this is Adam Ruins Everything.

Putz. I have to stop
to surprise people.

I've been wasting so much milk.

Mr. Conover, I am trying to vote.

The voting booth is oneSacred space, now get out of here.

In fact, despite the
our good intentions,

our system is much less
democratic than we think.

our system is much less
democratic than we think.

This is not true. I
I love our democracy.

This is not true. I
I love our democracy.

Me too, but she has many points to
be improved. Want me to show you?

Me too, but she has many points to
be improved. Want me to show you?

Me too, but she has many points tobe improved. Want me to show you?

Go ahead, boy.

OK!

This is a map of the USA.

Are you sure? Looks
a dying turkey.

Are you sure? Looks
a dying turkey.

Yeah. I don't have much
motor coordination.

Yeah. I don't have much
motor coordination.

Let me try. I
teaching Artistic Education.

Let me try. I
teaching Artistic Education.

Let me try. I
teaching Artistic Education.

Let me try. I
teaching Artistic Education.

Thank you, Donna.
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Every four years, we hear the words
"electoral colleges" are repeated to exhaustion.

Every four years, we hear the words
"electoral colleges" are repeated to exhaustion.

But we never stop for
talk about how ridiculous and,

honestly, no
democratic is this system.

honestly, no
democratic is this system.

honestly, no
democratic is this system. 58

The electoral college grants much
more power to some voters

depending on the state in which they live.

depending on the state in which they live.

Big states?

No, smaller states.

If your state has less
people, you have more power.

If your state has less
people, you have more power.

Few people live in Wyoming,
but they have three electoral votes.

That is, one for every 135,000 voters.

California is overpopulated,but only has 55 electoral votes,

that is, one for every 411,000 voters.

And that is completely disproportionate,

because it means getting a
vote requires triple Californians,

what gives Wyoming voters three
times more power at the polling station.

what gives Wyoming voters three
times more power at the polling station.

what gives Wyoming voters three
times more power at the polling station.

The result of this is that your vote countsleast depending on where you live.

The result of this is that your vote counts
least depending on where you live.

The result of this is that your vote counts
least depending on where you live.

Infographic is too much, isn't it?

It sounds kind of unfair, but who cares if
the electoral college is a bit strange.

I'm a little weird.
I have two turtles.

I'm a little weird.
I have two turtles.

But it gets even worse, because the college
electoral generates "decisive states". 83

But it gets even worse, because the college
electoral generates "decisive states".

Ah, I love decisive states! They
make the election so exciting!

Ah, I love decisive states! They
make the election so exciting!

Just like my turtles
move a little.

Just like my turtles
move a little.

Exciting? I think the whole election is decided
for a few states it's pretty weird. 90

Exciting? I think the whole election is decided
for a few states it's pretty weird.

Exciting? I think the whole election is decided
for a few states it's pretty weird.

Exciting? I think the whole election is decided
for a few states it's pretty weird.

To start, that means
that presidential candidates

To start, that meansthat presidential candidates

they can ignore most of the country.

Hello, America. I am Adam Conover
and I'm running for president

Hello, America. I am Adam Conover
and I'm running for president

Hello, America. I am Adam Conover
and I'm running for president

Florida, Pennsylvania and Ohio.

Wow! How I like oranges from
Fl�rida, Philadelphia Cheese Steaks

and be there than you
like it in Ohio.

and be there than you
like it in Ohio. 104

Paid for Conover to Presidente Ltda.
Authorized by Adam Conover.

The people of Ohio like LeBron James.

Who? I don't know many actors.

In any case, the decisive states
have so much power that in the last elections

80% of the votes cast did not have
no impact on the final result.

80% of the votes cast did not have
no impact on the end result. 111

That includes your vote here in California.

That includes your vote here in California.

Well, some states are red
and some states are blue.

Well, some states are red
and some states are blue.

Well, some states are red
and some states are blue.

The United States is like that.

In fact, most
of the states is pretty purple.

In 2012, more than 3 million Texans
voted for the Democratic Party. 120

I love barbecue, Blake
Shelton and abortion, partner.

I love barbecue, Blake
Shelton and abortion, partner.

And almost 5 million Californians
voted for the Republican Party.

And almost 5 million Californians
voted for the Republican Party.

High waves, guys! Do you know
should it be tall too?

High waves, guys! Do you know
should it be tall too?

High waves, guys! Do you know
should it be tall too? 128

A wall at the border
with Mexico, brother.

If the votes of the states were proportional,
16 Texas electoral votes would have gone to Obama

If the votes of the states were proportional,
16 Texas electoral votes would have gone to Obama

If the votes of the states were proportional,
16 Texas electoral votes would have gone to Obama

If the votes of the states were proportional,
16 Texas electoral votes would have gone to Obama 134

and 20 votes from California
They would have gone to Romney.

But in this "winner takes everything" system,

anyone who wants to vote for the party
that is weaker in its state

anyone who wants to vote for the party
that is weaker in its state

You can even stay at home.

What the hell!

OK, everyone out! I
I can't stand this chat anymore!

How about we vote now?

Wait, who are these people?

Wait, who are these people?
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These are the voters. They are the people
who, in fact, vote for president.

These are the voters. They are the people
who, in fact, vote for president.

I thought that "electoral college"
were just a name.

I thought that "electoral college"
were just a name.

No. When we vote, we are only
choosing the voters of our state. 151

No. When we vote, we are only
choosing the voters of our state.

No. When we vote, we are only
choosing the voters of our state.

Then these voters gather and
cast their votes for president.

But who are they?

Most retired politicians
and party people.

I am the rich cousin of the governor.

OK, smart, this is just a technical matter.
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They have to vote
whom we choose.

They have to vote
whom we choose.

In fact, in 24 states, they
can vote for who they want.

And that has happened more than 80 times.

In 2004, a Minnesota voter voted
in someone called "John Ewards".

Which was almost his colleague's name
Kerry's sheet metal.

Which was almost his colleague's name
Kerry's sheet metal.

Didn't you mean "John Edwards"?

Yes ... Maybe I havea drinking problem.

- Did this really happen?
- This really happened.

That voter's vote
Didn't go to John Kerry.

That voter's vote
Didn't go to John Kerry.

It was for the guy running
He is vice president.

It was for the guy running
He is vice president.

The electoral college is such a system
It's bad that they have already tried to abolish it for centuries.

But so far, for questions
policies, it was impossible.

But so far, for questions
policies, it was impossible. 177

I can't believe that over time our
Beautiful system has gotten so messed up.

I can't believe that over time our
Beautiful system has gotten so messed up.

I can't believe that over time our
Beautiful system has gotten so messed up.

It did not stay. Our founders created
a messy system from the start.

It did not stay. Our founders created
a messy system from the start.

It didn't stay. Our founders createda messy system from the start.

OK, wait a minute, young man.

OK, wait a minute, young man.

You can't talk
so from the Fathers of the Country.

You can't talk
so from the Fathers of the Country.

They were brilliant men who fought
very much for my right to vote.

They were brilliant men who fought
very much for my right to vote.

They were brilliant men who fought
very much for my right to vote.

In fact, the founders of the nation do notThey thought you should be able to vote.

In fact, the founders of the nation do not
They thought you should be able to vote.

In fact, the founders of the nation do not
They thought you should be able to vote.

Or me.

Or most Americans.

Let's go back in time
for me to prove to you.

They just have a load.

Donna, welcome to Philadelphia, 1787.

My God. It's the vacation
of my dreams.

Look! There are James Madison
and Alexander Hamilton.

Wow ... what's that smell?

Probably arethe chamber pots.

Probably are
the chamber pots.

And this � ...?

Hi Ed!

Donna, this is Ed Ayers. He is one
University of Richmond historian.

EDWARD L. AYERS
C�tedra Professor Tucker-Boatwright Richmond University

He came here to do some research.

So you brought a visitor to
know the time of the Fathers of the Fatherland?

So you brought a visitor to
know the time of the Fathers of the Fatherland? 211

Can you tell something about them?

The story is kind of discouraging.

The story is kind of discouraging.

We revere our
founders, as we should,

but their ideas about democracy
they were a little bit different from ours.

but their ideas about democracy
they were a little bit different from ours.

I can't believe it.

See for yourself. They are
creating our electoral system.

See for yourself. They arecreating our electoral system.

See for yourself. They are
creating our electoral system.

Gentlemen, I propose
to you, kind men,

that we structure America
as a direct democracy,

that we structure America
as a direct democracy,

one where each person can
vote directly for president.

one where each person can
vote directly for president.

Zu ra!

I'm kidding, guys!
That would be ridiculous!

I'm kidding, guys!
That would be ridiculous! 230

Adams, you believed it. Yes, he believed it!
I saw the face you made!

Adams, you believed it. Yes, he believed it!
I saw the face you made!

Adams, you believed it. Yes, he believed it!
I saw the face you made!

Why don't they
wanted direct elections?

Why don't they
wanted direct elections?

Sincerely? They don't
They believed that we would vote right.

Sincerely? They don't
They believed that we would vote right.

Sincerely? They don't
They believed that we would vote right. 239

Put yourself in their shoes. They
They are creating a new country.

They are not sure what will happen.

They are not sure what will happen.

They are worried
with too much democracy

They are worried
with too much democracy

and think it might be a good idea to have
some dampening between the people and the state.

and think it might be a good idea to have
some dampening between the people and the state. 247

and think it might be a good idea to have
some dampening between the people and the state.

An ordinary man could vote for the
King of England, or for a demagogue.

An ordinary man could vote for the
King of England, or for a demagogue.

Or ... for pets or something.

Or ... for pets or something.

I don't know They are very, very silly.

I don't know They are very, very silly.
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But how about if the people choose voters
and these voters choose the president?

But how about if the people choose voters
and these voters choose the president?

For example, the rich cousin of
Governor could do that.

For example, the rich cousin of
Governor could do that.

For example, the rich cousin of
Governor could do that.

How condescending.

Yeah. They kind of were.
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And there was a group of states that struggled with
enough force against direct elections.

And there was a group of states that struggled with
enough force against direct elections.

And there was a group of states that struggled with
enough force against direct elections.

The smaller states?

Not exactly.

It would be great if proportional voting took
account of the population of our states.

Even if part of it cannotvote indeed, if you understand what I say.

Even if part of it cannot
vote indeed, if you understand what I say.

Even if part of it cannot
vote indeed, if you understand what I say.

Cof, cof ... slaves!

He is talking about slaves!

Are you saying that the slave states
Are they responsible for the electoral college?

Are you saying that the slave states
Are they responsible for the electoral college?

Are you saying that the slave statesAre they responsible for the electoral college?

Well, for the most part.

Well, for the most part.

The slave states
They were very powerful.

For you to have United States, you
You need to make designs to co-opt them.

For you to have United States, you
You need to make designs to co-opt them.

For you to have United States, you
You need to make designs to co-opt them.

For you to have United States, you
You need to make designs to co-opt them.

Look, the Fathers of the Country were notbenevolent demigods.

Look, the Fathers of the Country were not
benevolent demigods.

Look, the Fathers of the Country were not
benevolent demigods.

It was human beings who made
compromises and made mistakes.

It was human beings who made
compromises and made mistakes.

And make concessions to slavery within
of the governance structure was one such mistake.

And make concessions to slavery within
of the governance structure was one such mistake.

And make concessions to slavery withinof the governance structure was one such mistake.

Can you excuse me for a minute?
- Clear.

Can you excuse me for a minute?
- Clear.

Can you excuse me for a minute?
- Clear.

Mr. Conover, that's enough.

I may not know everything,
but I fervently believe

I may not know everything,
but I fervently believe

what a fundamental reading, what humor
Gordom Ramsay should be more appreciated

and that even though the Fathers of
might not have been perfect, 301

No, they didn't think that
You should be able to vote.

I know, because I'm a woman.

No, because you have no land.

No, because you have no land.

It's ... and also because you are a woman.

It's ... and also because you are a woman.

All men are created equal ...

If they have land.

Like this guy. He has
a farm. He is just like me.

Like this guy. He has
a farm. He is just like me. 312

Now you not so much.

You are not exactly people.

Farmers dominate!
Only! Take it!

Farmers dominate!
Only! Take it!

Really? Did they think anyway?

Really? Did they think anyway?

We thought, yes. Ask the historian.

We thought, yes. Ask the historian.

We thought, yes. Ask the historian.

I'm sorry, Donna ... but it's true.

That's why you should never
meet your heroes. 324

When the founders
created our democracy,

When the founders
created our democracy,

gave the right to vote
to only 6% of the population.

gave the right to vote
to only 6% of the population.

And it took a lot
time to change it.

It took 70 years for the vote to be
extended to all white men.

It took 70 years for the vote to be
extended to all white men.

- White men are the best!- White men are the best!

- That's it!
- White men are the best!

This is not a good battle cry.

And 14 years later, the 15th Amendment finally
gave voting rights to black men.

And 14 years later, the 15th Amendment finally
gave voting rights to black men.

And 14 years later, the 15th Amendment finally
gave voting rights to black men.

This will last forever!

It didn't last. Soon after, the states
passed discriminatory laws 340

I honestly don't know how
we justify it to ourselves.

I honestly don't know how
we justify it to ourselves.

In 1920, women
finally they could vote.

President Woman,
here we go!

President Woman,
here we go!

Better wait sitting, honey.

And 45 years after that, the
1965 Electoral Rights finally

ensured the right of all
African Americans to vote. 349

Who are these people? I
I thought everyone could vote.

Who are these people? I
I thought everyone could vote.

Unfortunately not. Still there
thousands of US citizens

who pay taxes but
It has no representation.

who pay taxes but
It has no representation.

This non-voting group includes
the citizens of Washington, DC ...

This non-voting group includes
the citizens of Washington, DC ...

This non-voting group includesthe citizens of Washington, DC ...

650,000 people live in DC and they don't have
representation in Congress. Absurd!

650,000 people live in DC and they don't have
representation in Congress. Absurd!

650,000 people live in DC and they don't have
representation in Congress. Absurd!

650,000 people live in DC and they don't have
representation in Congress. Absurd!

And the US territories, like
American Samoa, Puerto Rico and Guam.

And the US territories, like
American Samoa, Puerto Rico and Guam. 364

We are American citizens, dammit!

We are American citizens, dammit!

And it gets worse -

Worse, of course it is. What other
good people can't vote?

Worse, of course it is. What other
Good people can't vote?

Worse, of course it is. What other
Good people can't vote?

Nuns? Volunteers in nursing homes?

Tom Hanks?

No, damned!

In many states, convicts areprevented from voting for life,

even after they are released.

even after they are released.

Well, isn't that a good thing?

Well, isn't that a good thing?

I mean maybe they
they should not be able to vote.

I mean maybe they
they should not be able to vote.

Why? I served my sentence.

Why? I served my sentence.

What's the worst thing
it could happen?

I voted to make crime legal!

I voted to make crime legal!

"Purge" time, baby!
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Ma'am, this is crazy. You
votes for a candidate.

Ma'am, this is crazy. You
votes for a candidate.

I'm even affiliated
to the Green Party.

I'm even affiliated
to the Green Party.

Wow. This is a good point.
I think I'm convinced.

Wow. This is a good point.
I think I'm convinced.

Wow. This is a good point.
I think I'm convinced.

Guys, this subject has a
Very interesting story behind him. 396

Guys, this subject has a
Very interesting story behind him.

You're right, Ed.

To learn more, let's go back
south of the time of segregation.

To learn more, let's go back
south of the time of segregation.

I already said I'm convinced!

We are.

For 100 years, white southerners have made
all to prevent black southerners from voting.

For 100 years, white southerners have madeall to prevent black southerners from voting.

For 100 years, white southerners have made
all to prevent black southerners from voting.

For 100 years, white southerners have made
all to prevent black southerners from voting.

For 100 years, white southerners have made
all to prevent black southerners from voting.

To the house.

They turned misdemeanors into crimes

They turned misdemeanors into crimes

and then they passed laws sayingthat criminals can't vote for.

and then they passed laws saying
that criminals can't vote for.

I would like to vote, please.

Are you a criminal?

No, sir.

Now you. Stay
walking around loafing.

Now you. Stay
walking around loafing.

Let's go!

How horrible! I'm glad
these laws were overturned.

How horrible! I'm glad
these laws were overturned.

How horrible! I'm glad
these laws were overturned.

I hate having to tell you, Donna, butMany of these laws remain in force.

I hate having to tell you, Donna, but
Many of these laws remain in force.

I hate having to tell you, Donna, but
Many of these laws remain in force.

I hate having to tell you, Donna, but
Many of these laws remain in force.

And they still prevent
African Americans to vote.

And they still prevent
African Americans to vote.

Comes. I will show you.

Donna, this Daryl Atkinson,

senior lawyer for the Coalition
Southern for Social Justice. 431

In 1996, I was a primary ruu of a
non-violent drug crime.

I was sentenced to ten years and
I was stuck for almost four years

and when I left, I was able to complete
my education, my law degree.

and when I left, I was able to complete
my education, my law degree.

and when I left, I was able to complete
my education, my law degree.

I'm licensed to advocatein two different states.

I'm licensed to advocate
in two different states.

I already received an honor from
President in the White House.

I already received an honor from
President in the White House.

But I still can't
vote for my home state.

But I still can't
vote for my home state.

And I'm not the only one affected.

As there is a disproportion in the prisons of
African Americans for Nonviolent Crimes

13% of black men in this country cannotvote because of sentencing restrictions.

13% of black men in this country cannot
vote because of sentencing restrictions.

13% of black men in this country cannot
vote because of sentencing restrictions.

13% of black men in this country cannot
vote because of sentencing restrictions.

The summary of the story is that the laws
discriminatory provisions still in force

The summary of the story is that the laws
discriminatory provisions still in force 458

are preventing 5 million Americans
like Daryl to vote every year.

are preventing 5 million Americans
like Daryl to vote every year.

It's deplorable.

I agree. Have
to run, guys.

I agree. Have
to run, guys.

Thank you, Daryl.

We need to do something.

We need to extend
the vote to these people.

We need to extend
the vote to these people. 468

I already know! I will vote for one
candidate who supports this.

I already know! I will vote for one
candidate who supports this.

Take me back to
the polling place.

Take me back to
the polling place.

What a wonderful idea, Donna.

What a wonderful idea, Donna.

Too bad the political parties
sabotaged the system

Too bad the political parties
sabotaged the system

to determine the outcome of the elections
even before they happen. 478

to determine the outcome of the elections
even before they happen.

No!

And I'll tell you all about it on
Adam Ruins Everything: Special Elections .

I vote for you
take me Home!

I vote for you
take me Home!

Tonight on Election Night
in America: Decision Countries, USA.

Tonight on Election Night
in America: Decision Countries, USA. 486

Throughout our history, politicians and
parties used undemocratic means

and often fraudulent
to get elected.

I do not want to know. You
It's not Don Lemon.

I do not want to know. You
It's not Don Lemon.

I can
vote please?

In the 19th century, people sold
openly your vote

and made heavy traveling state
to state being paid to vote.

Democracy is certainly useful.
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No. Electoral fraud was
common practice also in the 20th century.

No. Electoral fraud was
common practice also in the 20th century.

Lyndon Johnson won his first election for
the Senate buying votes from entire districts

Lyndon Johnson won his first election for
the Senate buying votes from entire districts

Lyndon Johnson won his first election for
the Senate buying votes from entire districts

and closed with a golden key
502 00:15:13,413 --> 00:15:16,650

Let's go to Texas!

What are the total votes for
Johnson here in Jim Wells County?

LBJ got 765 votes.

LBJ got 965 votes!

Back to you, me.

But things are
better now, right?

But things are
better now, right?

Please say they are.

No.

Until today the parties choose the winners
of elections even before they happened.

Until today the parties choose the winnersof elections even before they happened.

Until today the parties choose the winners
of elections even before they happened.

It is a process called "gerrymandering"
and it's totally cool.

Gerrymandering. � one
Word I've heard. And I hated it.

And I have no idea what it means.

And I have no idea what it means.

I will explain to you.

Every ten years, politicians redesign the
districts that elect the state and federal chamber.

Every ten years, politicians redesign thedistricts that elect the state and federal chamber.

Every ten years, politicians redesign the
districts that elect the state and federal chamber.

Every ten years, politicians redesign the
districts that elect the state and federal chamber.

But here's the problem:

the politicians who are elected by these
districts are the same as redesigning them.

the politicians who are elected by these
districts are the same as redesigning them.

What causes a conflict
of insane interests, 528

because it allows parties to decide the outcome
of the elections with years in advance.

because it allows parties to decide the outcome
of the elections with years in advance.

Let's say 40% of voters in NovoStadod�lfia
are members of the Yellow Party.

Let's say 40% of voters in NovoStadod�lfia
are members of the Yellow Party.

Let's say 40% of voters in NovoStadod�lfiaare members of the Yellow Party.

The Yellow Party believes that everyone
Gay men are entitled to carry firearms.

And the other 60% are
Purple Party members.

And the other 60% are
Purple Party members.

The Purple Party believes that
All guns are gay.

The Purple Party believes that
All guns are gay.

Now if you share this
been in fair districts,

you get a perfect representation:

three purple and two yellow districts.
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Seems fair.

And �.

But allow the Purple Party to redesign
the districts, they can do that.

But allow the Purple Party to redesign
the districts, they can do that.

But allow the Purple Party to redesign
the districts, they can do that.

Five purple and no yellow districts.

Now we can pass a law releasing
electronic cigarettes for babies.

Now we can pass a law releasing
electronic cigarettes for babies. 551

Three yellow and two purple districts.

Now we can support the death penalty
to all the men named Trevor.

Now we can support the death penalty
to all the men named Trevor.

Now we can support the death penalty
to all the men named Trevor.

The Yellow Party hates Trevors.

Like a proud American Trevor ...

Even if the Yellow Party has
fewer voters in Novostadod�lfia, 559

they can still win.

they can still win.

And that happens in every election.

And that happens in every election.

That seems to be a cheat.

exactly what that .

exactly what that .

In 2012, Republicans of
Pennsylvania lost in the popular vote,

but still got 72%
of chairs in the state

but still got 72%
of chairs in the state 570

and the Maryland Democrats
did the same thing

when they drew this
grotesquely unfair district.

when they drew this
grotesquely unfair district.

when they drew this
grotesquely unfair district.

OK, that's bad.

But maybe it's an effect
inevitable of democracies, no?

In fact, Donna, the only other country
which has a similar system to France.

In fact, Donna, the only other countrywhich has a similar system to France.

In fact, Donna, the only other country
which has a similar system to France.

No! We are not like France!

Oui, hey.

So before voting tonight,

remember that many of the results have already been
decided before you deposit the card.

remember that many of the results have already been
decided before you deposit the card.

remember that many of the results have already been
decided before you deposit the card.

This country really got lost.
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Donna, the sections close in 5 minutes.

We have to take you from
back so you can vote.

Why? What's the use?

I'm going home.

Wait. Donna! If you wait
a second, I -

Wait. Donna! If you wait
a second, I -

I was about to tell why
It is important that you vote.

I was about to tell why
It is important that you vote.

Well, that was my driving.

Hi, Mr. Reem.

I know you won't metell but i need to know.

Who did you vote for?

No one.

It makes no sense to vote.
The system does not work.

It makes no sense to vote.
The system does not work.

America is rubbish.

Do you have a cigarette?

I ... I'm only 12 years old.

Okay, but do you have one?

Damn, it always happens.

Have you proved your
position. I did not vote.

Have you proved your
position. I did not vote.

Donna, I was trying to explain
because it's important that you vote .

Donna, I was trying to explainbecause it's important that you vote .

Donna, I was trying to explain
because it's important that you vote .

So you don't
did a good job.

So you don't
did a good job.

Who is it now?

Finally! It took a while to find
a time travel constituency

Finally! It took a while to find
a time travel constituency

Finally! It took a while to find
a time travel constituency

that was working.
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But I had to come say to
You don't lose heart, Donna.

The Fathers of the Country said that
"all men are created equal"

and could not be
faithful to the motto in his age,

but they managed to build a machine
that allows us to perfect each generation.

but they managed to build a machine
that allows us to perfect each generation.

but they managed to build a machinethat allows us to perfect each generation.

Now it's our turn.

Look, American democracy is not
perfect but used to be a lot worse

and our system de in fact more
inclusive and democratic than ever before.

and our system de in fact more
inclusive and democratic than ever before.

and our system de in fact more
inclusive and democratic than ever before.

and our system de in fact more
inclusive and democratic than ever before.

And that's because we use democracyto make democracy stronger.

And that's because we use democracy
to make democracy stronger.

And that's because we use democracy
to make democracy stronger.

So, Donna, if you want the
things get better, you have to vote.

So, Donna, if you want the
things get better, you have to vote.

I think so, but changing the
system seems to be very difficult.

I think so, but changing the
system seems to be very difficult.

Yes. But look at a simple idea:
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It's pretty hard for busy voters
arrive at the polling stations.

It's pretty hard for busy voters
arrive at the polling stations.

Do not tell me that. I had to
Missing work to come here.

Do not tell me that. I had to
Missing work to come here.

Do not tell me that. I had to
Missing work to come here.

That way more Americans
could vote easily

That way more Americanscould vote easily

and we will have time to celebrate
the election for what she is.

and we will have time to celebrate
the election for what she is.

The most patriotic day of the year.

The most patriotic day of the year.

What a great idea, Adam.

That was quite inspiring.

That was quite inspiring.

I will do this! I will vote!

I will do this! I will vote!

Hey Donna ...

I really enjoyed traveling
in time with you.

I really enjoyed traveling
in time with you.

Oh me too.
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And when you want to have a tea, talk,
or just walk, just call me.

And when you want to have a tea, talk,
or just walk, just call me.

Walk?

As friends?

Mr. Conover, I would love to
be your friend.

Mr. Conover, I would love to
be your friend.

Wanna come to my house today
to make spaghetti?

Wanna come to my house today
to make spaghetti?

I'm kind of busy.
Maybe another time. 672

Great. Great.

I am literally free
every night.

I am literally free
every night.

Next Adam Ruins Everything ...

You leaving your employees
stupid.

You leaving your employees
stupid.

How much do you earn?

If you don't know which one
average salary of your company,

If you don't know which one
average salary of your company,

It's easier for him to stick the knife in you.

It's easier for him to stick the knife in you.
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