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Times, he showed today that he is more than capable.— more than capable. you will not write him _ more than capable. you will not write him off, _ more than capable. you will not write him off, rafa _ more than capable. you will not write him off, rafa nadal. - more than capable. you will not write him off, rafa nadal. that| more than capable. you will not. write him off, rafa nadal. that was jonathan there speaking to me a little bit earlier. next to a notable absentee for england in their si...

Corruption in elections all over the country, including in miami, although i think that dates back to 1997, but is that needed? do you need a special police force to focus on election fraud? >> look, i dont think so. look, i am not interested in making statements. im interested in solving problems. i dont see this as a major problem in our state or in our city, frankly. i think weve handled presidential elections very, very well. particularly recently. and i think, you know, we had the results f...

Court decision, shall be v, holder in 2013. thats when the supreme court gutted the -- 1688 places close. before that, georgia was one in nine states that was not allowed to changes election laws, in ways that would negatively impact minority voters ability to cast a ballot without federal approval. in georgia specifically, 10% of all polling locations have been closed across the state, since that supreme court decision. just last year, -- past major new restrictive voting laws that made it hard...

Tonight. my role in what "the washington post" calls a coup we call the green bay sweep was simply to look at the analysis of what happened in the election. i started that on thanksgiving day of 2020. i completed three reports, which im sure you read, ari, and i hope youll confirm that. heres what i find, and i think there are a couple of things we can agree on. first of all, over four years after trump got elected, changes in the legislation, judicial rulings, and particularly decisions by secr...

To vote, that their vote would be counted. if they decided to vote absentee, their vote would count or if they decided to show up at the polls, they would not be subject to threats or intimidation or any efforts to deter them from voting. and in fact, i filed pretty unique case against a couple well-known republican operatives just for making robocalls to residents in the city of detroit providing disinformation to them about the way in which to vote absentee. because it was so important to me t...

If anything, this really turns up the pressure on the senate to reconsider and to vote on measures currently pending in front of them to protect our elections. >> these redistricting maps, were they drawn specifically to disenfranchise black voters? >> i think its difficult to say that as a matter of fact and hard to avoid that conclusion when you look at how the maps are drawn. the reality is that there is history here, that there are problems with alabama and suppression of black voters. tradi...

2020 and were told he is currently registered in pennsylvania. i asked dr. oz what he tells voters who are confused by his presence in the race. >> i want republican primary voters to be skeptical, kick the tires, ask me hard questions, kick off my campaign. everyone knows who i am but they dont know what i stand for with regard to their most important issues. find out. i agree with you on inflation, with the problems were having with our schools and then come on down. ive done my homework. >> o...

The need for police reform is what he has talked about. he has been an absentee president to -- where does he declare as commander-in-chief no more, this ends now. whatever resources you need ill provide them. im certain that republicans would join him on that effort if he made that sort of declaration. >> harris: it is unbelievable that officials are not even talking about this and that governor hochul can say im waiting for the data. the homicide numbers are exploding. the violent crime in the...

Edicts on march and april of 2020. i dont think they are going to say, lets just go back to a reverence for election day. they had 102 million people vote absentee or early voting. we have never done that before. the rejection rate in many states decreased by a magnitude of ten. so we have three times the number of ballots being basically mailed in and yet the rejection was almost a tenth of what we did on normal absentee ballots and that gave a lot of room for error. i dont think they will ever...

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