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Commission, he chose kansas secretary of state crisco back who calls the states complaint complete nonsense. >> were looking at all forms of election irregularity, vaert fraud, intimidation, suppression. >> hes zealously hunted vote cheaters at home for months yet found less than a dozen provable cases out of 1.5 million voters. once more hes a champion for voter i.d. laws which many skeptics consider a way to spresz minority votes. and he was fined by a federal judge in kansas just last week fo...

For his conduct in a lawsuit involving voting rights. connecticut state giving secretary kobachs history, we find it very difficult to have confidence in the work of this it commission. >> underlying it all is this fact, theres no credible evidence that theres ever been a widespread voter fraud problem. thats adding clearly to the hesitancy from many of these states. tom foreman, cnn. >> coming up, whats right and wrong with obamacare. the gops health care bill. former health and human services ...

Secretary kobacks history we find it very difficult to have confidence in the work of this commission. underlying it all is this simple fact. there is simple no credible evidence that theres ever been a widespread voter fraud problem. process thats adding clearly to the hesitancy of many of the states. tom foreman, cnn, washington. >> thanks for that, tom. one side of the political spectrum you have accusations of voter fraud. the other side has concerns about privacy and voter suppression. we...

Judge in kansas just last week for his conduct in a lawsuit involving voting rights. connecticuts take -- given secretary kobbach history. >> theres simply no credible evidence that theres been a widespread voter fraud problem. thats adding clearly to the hesitancy of many of these states. top foreman, cnn, washington. well, millions of you are under a severe weather threat for the holiday weekend, believe it or not, allison chinchar is tracking it, of course. good morning. >> good morning, we...

Part of the obama administration, you know what, hillary clinton got this election in the bag. lets not stir anything up until its over, lets get through the election. >> i think there was that surprise when they woke up the morning after the election, wow, this is what we are dealing with now t. president and histomy did not want -- his team that they spinning a political can you lus to this. they went to to the gang of eight if congress. we reported mitch mcconnell wouldnt give it to them. the...

Sources and methods by doing that. youve got to think about the effect of injecting ourselves into the campaign. youve got to think about and anticipate what the russian reaction will be. youve got to think about the fact that one of the candidates is already saying the election is going to be rigged. and so, its not like waking up one morning and issuing a tweet. we thought very carefully at the national security council level about what we needed to do. and tat the end of the day, we recognize...

That they were spinning the election in any way. they went to the gang of eight to try to get that bipartisan support and mitch mcconnell wouldnt give it to they will. so they knew by the fall they would have to go it alone if the president would say anything publicly and draw attention to this. there was a lot of hesitancy. and one of the senior administration members that was quoted in the article said it is hard to explain, the hardest thing to sane from the time of the obama presidency sayin...

No doubt the russians interfered in our election. one thing he pointed out, this was at the direction of putin. thats a buzz word for this administration. the world of sean spicer -- its difficult if not impockssible t believe hes not had that discussion with the president. theres hesitancy to do anything that will stand up to putin. >> lets try to go down this path on this putin hack, white house still wont -- doesnt want to putouch it. the fact theyre dodging questions on russias role in the e...

Are dealing with someone who is not only impulsive and reckless, but also is contemptuous of the law. thats what we see in his acceptance of these foreign payments and benefits. he could avoid the question simply by divesting himself, selling his ownership interest. instead he is blatantly and flagrantly violating the law, and that contempt for the law, i think, comes across in the hesitancy expressed by dan coats, who i know from his days in the senate does have respect for the law. >> senator ...

Question. again, it isnt totally unusual to not hear sean spicer. the white house has said we want the presidents words to speak for himself there. >> hallie, what if anything, and this is awkward because youre standing will in the briefing room and im asking you questions about -- >> lay it on me. see what you got. >> who might replace the guy, but what are we hearing about who might replace the guy? >> its extremly speculative at this point. based on conversations ive had with sources outside ...