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Trump, then he left the ballot station, left the polling place, then he came back, this time wearing sunglasses, and cast a ballot in his sons name. he got caught doing that. john fetterman picked that case as one of the ones he trolled dan patrick with. the reward went not to fetterman but to a young poll worker, eric frank, from chester county, pennsylvania. mr. frank, thank you for making the time, this must be one of the weirdest moments of your young life. >> hi, rachel. yeah, first of all ...

We know -- i should say, as a matter of setting the stage, there was no widespread voter fraud, that there was no fraud on any level in any state that could have conceivably affected the results of any election in any state. that said, in pennsylvania, there appear to have been a few one-off cases. you appear to have brushed up against one of them. can you tell us what you saw, how you reported it, how that went down? >> yeah, so first off, i wasnt even supposed to be there that day. my father, ...

But i did ask the manager for dan patrick, mr. blakemore, just how they came up with that minimum amount, if i was the only one who had come forward to report. and his response was, well, we were hoping for bigger fish, to cite his exact words. i still dont know what he means by that. to be honest, you know, was he looking for a celebrity, was he looking for a big political group? i really dont know what he meant by that. but listen, $25,000, ill take it, it will go towards a new house for my fi...

A young poll worker, eric frank, from chester county, pennsylvania. mr. frank, thank you for making the time. this must be one of the weirdest moments in your young life. >> hi, rachel. yeah. first of all, thanks for having me on. its been a whirlwind, today specifically, but this whole process has been way more than i ever expected. >> can you just -- leaving aside dan patrick for a moment, can you briefly tell us what happened when you were working the polls that day? we know -- i should say, ...

Funds made two young man in, where else, pennsylvania. the reward, actually paid out. the first roared actually issued for information leading to an arrest of voter fraud. the roared was actually issued for one of the cases flags. the man in pennsylvania who came in and voted for trump, and he left the ballot station, thats the polling place, then he came back this time wearing sunglasses, and cast a ballot in his sons name. he got caught doing that. john fetterman pick that case as one of the o...

Administration running out the clock but to petes point about bannon and executive privilege none of the other would be witnesses due to be deposed this week or next week fallen under trumps claim of privilege or have said that they are exempted from testifying by privilege so in this case the effort should investigate this should march on. >> well, well continue to watch as the wheels of democracy move slowly. thank you so much. speaking about lies and the election, theres a story i must shar...

Guess what he showed. evidence of a republican trying to vote twice. he told ari melber that that voter stuck out like a sore thumb. >> i never for the a face. a name but he had a baseball cap and black ray ban sunglasses on. i looked up and i was beside myself because we just had a full conversation about how it wasnt okay to do this. it was illegal. >> real voter fraud found by a progressive poll worker in pennsylvania and a lieutenant governor of texas had to pay him 25 grand. im going to lea...

It will go towards the new house for my fiancée and i, were looking out to move to the suburbs, so im very grateful, and im also grateful that they kept their word, to be honest. >> remarkable turn of events, erica frank, democratic poll worker from chester county pennsylvania, randomly finds himself $25,000 richer because of this we are reward from the texas lieutenant governor, happy to hear about your plans with your fiancée, good luck. >> thank you so much rachel. >> weve got much more ahe...

The voters after they signed the check-in book. one of the first voters that morning came in, ralph thurman, and he had first asked, he put his ideas out and the one poll worker said we dont need to see your ig because you voted here for many years, and he then basically he said, couldnt i come back and vote for my son. at that point, no you can do that. he then responded, well how would you know. and i kind of just loves it at that. and he went on his way and voted. and then about an hour later...

>> yeah. so first off, i wasnt even supposed to be there that day. my father, the judge of elections, asked me to help cover someone who had called out due to covid. so i said yes, and i was the one handing out the ballots to the voters after they signed the check-in book. yeah, a gentleman, one of the first voters that morning, came in, ralph thurman. he had first asked -- he put his i.d. out. and the one poll worker said, we dont need to see your i.d. because you voted here for many years. and...