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Collecting $18 million from medicare and insurance companies. cried during court apology and gramed grief for his actions. emotional families say they are disappointed. >> my father is dead because of him. 45 years is not enough. >> fatah originally faced 175 years in prison. and disturbing new video appears to show a democratic party leader punching a blind veteran. this happened during a primary election in new jersey last month. you can can see leroy jones in a red hat hitting 7 a-year-old bi...

Mcdaniel camp will start to scrutinize voting precincts in heavily democratic precincts. what they will be looking for is people voted in the democratic primary june 3 then crossed over to vote in the republican runoff. if they find evidence of irregularity all of this can end up in court. and there is precedence for that happening. the precinct we were at, we found a lot of democrats working for that cochran but preeg sing workers were scrutinizing people po to make sure they didnt vote democra...

Wisconsin. a partisan election observer now has the right to be three feet away from you. 36 inches away from you. this close when you are filling out your voter registration information at the polls and then again when youre announcing your name and address to the poll worker and get your ballot on election day. three feet away. when they record your personal information, which you now have to show in order to prove your residency to be able to vote in whi wisconsin. three feet away. as close a...

That he signed. it requires polling places to have an election observer within three to eight feet of you when you go to register to vote in wisconsin. a partisan election observer now has the right to be three feet away from you. 36 inches away from you. this close when you are filling out your voter registration information at the polls and then again when youre announcing your name and address to the poll worker and get your ballot on election day. three feet away. when they record your perso...

One poll worker serving five years in prison for voting four times last november. secretary of state, thank you for joining us. next year is a mid-term election year and you have a lot of work to do. are you ready for next year? >> i am ready. >> we will be checking on ohio throughout the election. thanks for joining us and merry christmas and happy new year. >> merry christmas and happy new year. >> absolutely. patti ann? targets security breech is leaving customers aping gree and frustrated ...

G.o.p. primary in the race anyway. and in ohio, 30 police officers are so are in hot water. they apparently registered to vote at precincts and not at their homes. they apparently did that to make sure their home addresses were monitor made public -- not made public. authorities say registering where you do not live is a felony. the hamilton county board of elections will spell out what is legal and what is not. several people have already been convicted of voter fraud in cincinnati including ...

>> eric: speaking of presidential elections, the ohio poll worker accused of voting 6 times in the last one is going to prison. we will have a voter fraud update on that case, next. hey linda! what are you guys doing? having some fiber! with new phillips fiber good gummies. theyre fruity delicious! just two gummies have 4 grams of fiber! to help support gularity! i want some... [ woman ] hop on over! [ marge ] fiber the fun way, from phillips.

An election official doing this. what was your and the boards reaction? >> reaction is, disappointment that a poll worker would engage in this kind of behavior, but satisfied that justice was served. the sentence was appropriate, given the conduct that you have described? in terms of the description, the prosecutors say she voted not just in the name of her sister, but for other relatives. lou could the board have known about this? what type of precautions near place, so if someones in a coma, s...

Were no political appointees at the doj who influenced this decision. and the inspector general of the doj came out with a report saying you mislead the investigators. now, we dont think you did it intentionally, but you mislead. because there were political appointees who influenced. >> bill: he never explained why he wouldnt prosecute these guys. >> yes, he has. he has explained it. the inspector general has backed him up on that. >> bill: what did he say? >> they say there were reasons not to...

When it looked at supposed incidents of, quote, dead people voting. on 207 votes it examined, about half were the result of clerical error. for instance, john smith jr. votes but a poll worker marks him as john smith sr. the second most cited reason was error on the part of the states dmv. the only dead voters were three people who voted by absentee ballot but then died before the election. in other words, sir, where is the voter fraud that governor haley is talking about? >> i think almost -- >...