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Why is it in the interest of guatemala or anywhere else to be denuded of its most talented people? >> well, sure, its mostly economic. in the united states -- and im sure you do -- read the statistics, the united states is growing at less than 1%. the united states needs about 350,000 new people every year. these 10,000 are good people. i met them -- >> mark: they may be good people -- >> they are doing great, financially, but there dream is to come to the united states. >> mark: there are plent...

Guatemala or anywhere else to be denuded of its most talented people? t >> well, sure, its mostly economic. the united states -- and im sure you do -- read the statistics, the united states is growing at less than 1%. the united states needs about 350,000 new people every year. these 10,000 are good people. i met them -- >> mark: they may be good people -- >> -- they are doing great, financially, but their dream is to come to the united states. >> mark: there are plenty of good people. if you go...

Voters were interested in a new generation of leadership, were interested in supporting someone that came from their own ranks. >> how did you know a place that had never elected a woman, let alone an african-american woman, let alone an outsider african-american, someone not familiar with the process? what made you feel, you know what, i know there are people out there who will respond to this? >> well, we had a very active resistance movement. we had 50 grassroots groups that were meeting week...

Not familiar with the process, what made you feel, you know what, i know there are people out there who will respond to this? >> well, we had a very active resistance movement. we had 50 groups, grassroots groups that were meeting weekly, monthly, separate from the democratic party. we had womens march huddles that had turned into groups that were meeting regularly. and we know that throughout the country, that theres been this interest in supporting outside voices. in illinois, we really do hav...

>> we are here, there have been allegations of fraud, those are serious charges to wrecklessly offer out there. there is no basis for it. if you have a claim of fraud, without any evidence, i think it is unacceptable. should be unacceptable in our electoral process. the votes have all been counted. the votes have been transmitted to the state. as you may know, that was a deadline of noon today. they have that through the canvassing board. the preliminary certifications went up there in advance o...

Attorneys for the scott campaign. we all know that the first recount will be done by a machine. what these machines do is kick out overvotes or undervotes. so you ask what is an overvote? an overvote is when somebody fills in the little blank circle or oval and then fills in the owe l val or blank circle right under it or on top of it, voting for the candidates and the opponent. the computers cannot compute that so they reject it. an undervote is where somebody doesnt bother to fill in either fo...

>> reporter: what pattern does those specialists look for in dangerous packages? >> certain styles. patterns of writings on the face of the envelopes or the mailings. there are indicators of suspicious behavior that at least begins the suspicious inquiry as to what is going on here. >> reporter: he says whether it is discovered on the sending or receiving end, any suspicious package is quickly and carefully isolated. a key question now, how would some of the mail bombs this week have gone throug...

Being put into a machine, friction, shaking, causes it to detonate because there is explosive powder inside. if somebody gets hurt, the penalty would obviously go up, but i think he has committed to this course of action. it would not surprise me in the least to see additional devices being received by mail processing facilities or by prominent people on the political left you know. i could think of a half of a dozen names off of the top of my head, folks who have opposed the president, said neg...

This way, got out the drivers side. >> reporter: creech burst in like a machine said chandy, started slugging, wouldnt quit. >> i was like, stop it, youre going to kill him. i was like screaming my head off. he comes out of the car and he goes, youre next and then i drove off. >> reporter: she was terrified, he said, afraid hed kill her, too, or tell the cops she set the whole thing up. so, did she? again and again the detectives listened to the under cover tape. >> i believe 100% she did not kn...

Lawyer wants to get involved. may be against her for exposing this. i mean, this is quite personal information. you see her head down. shes looking down. not confident in terms of what shes saying. its very disconcerting. >> laura: another moment is when shes discussing the polygraph. thats a pretty big deal through this happened a couple of months earlier -- not a couple of months earlier. i want your take on the body language here. >> so i remember being hooked up to a machine, being placed on...