It's Time to Stand Up for U.S. Democracy, N.Y. AG Says

The transcript covers the achievements of the first Black American woman AG in New York, focusing on lawsuits against the Trump administration, policy reversals, and defending the Constitution. It discusses the role of state attorney generals, ongoing investigations against big tech, and financial impropriety in the Trump Organization. The AG also addresses voter suppression and USPS issues, emphasizing the importance of democracy and the rule of law.

What significant role did the Attorney General of New York play in 2018 and 2020?

• Reversing policies of the Obama administration

• Becoming the first woman to lead the NRA

• Challenging the Trump administration's policies

• Leading the Census Bureau

Why is the role of the Attorney General crucial when other branches of government are not functioning?

• They can veto congressional decisions

• They can appoint judges

• They can defend the Constitution and rule of law

• They can create new laws

What is the focus of the bipartisan investigations led by state attorneys general?

• Education system

• Healthcare reforms

• Big tech companies like Google and Facebook

• Environmental policies

How does the Attorney General view the collaboration among state attorneys general?

• As a model for Congress to follow

• As a way to increase political influence

• As unnecessary and redundant

• As a hindrance to individual state policies

What prompted the investigation into the Trump Organization?

• Testimony by Michael Cohen

• A lawsuit by the NRA

• A book by John F. Kennedy

• A report by the FTC

What is a key concern regarding the United States Postal Service?

• Its impact on environmental policies

• Its funding and operations during elections

• Its role in the education system

• Its involvement in healthcare reforms

What is the Attorney General's stance on the right to vote?

• It should be restricted to certain groups

• It is a fundamental part of democracy that must be protected

• It should be decided by the federal government

• It is not a priority for the Attorney General