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Mr. sai sid miller. thank you for being here. >> thank you. steve: what he is this gun on your lapel. >> of course im a election official. if you are campaign chairman guy named ted nugent you get to wear a gun on your lapel. steve: is he a ranch owner down here. >> yes. steve: months before the election and get to the wall in a second. and donald trump talks about these days because remember when people said texas is in play? hillary could win texas. irthe guy that came on our show and said wha...

Never trump movement. they are both popping up. in two weeks all 538 members of the electoral college will meet in their states to sign and certify a series of votes sent to washington ahead of the inauguration which makes the election official. one of the republican electors in texas makes a national pitch through the "new york times" saying he wants to stop donald trumps march to the white house only weeks after saying he would cast ballots for the president-elect. he wrote, this is not a done...

Cnns orrin lieberman is live in jerusalem outside a polling center with the latest for us. good morning. >> good morning, michaela. a busy morning here and across israel. we spoke with election official who is say voter turn-out is up 2% from two years ago, it will mean 70% for the country, a high number. benjamin netanyahu making a final push yesterday in talking to a local tv station, he said if he is prime minister again, if hes elected there will not be a palestinian state. he says its simpl...

Close to 36,000 names and dates of birth were the same in two different states. in other words, close to 36,000 people could have voted in another state. as you so effectively made the point last time, when there is even an instance of voter fraud, that cancels out your vote. >> absolutely. the president could have talked about the case of eloise richardson, she was an election official, she voted six times for barack obama. she got early release and hugged by al sharpton at his national action ...

To vote and i present to an election official the actual credentials or a -- so that he can verify that the photo id matches in effect the register. it is that election official, according to the law that has to decide whether im going to be accepted to vote. that in effect rankles the constitutional right that we have to vote. and in my -- >> judge, youre hot about this. youre hot about this. >> in my opinion, anything that hinders, detracts from or reduces our right to vote, i think needs to b...

Vote, they will provide a voter i.d. the election official will then verify the voter i.d. with the registration and they will make a determination as to whether or not it is substantially similar. the regulations to implement the law literally states that it must be identical. my drivers license, which ive had for 52 years, has my maiden name as my middle name and my every other valid legal document i have has my birth middle name, which is lee. so it was not identical, and the election officia...

Then they will allow you to vote but you must sign an aka affidavit which is you are one and the same person. if the election official decides it is not substantially similar between the voter registration and the voter i.d. that is presented to verify the same you will not be turned away but you will with asked to vote a provisional ballot which gives you six days to present that voter i.d. and verification which must be identical and go before the election board after the closing of the electi...

I subsequently went back and asked to see the law. i read the law once again. and what it states is when a voter presents themselves to vote, they will provide a voter i.d. the election official will then verify the voter i.d. with the registration and they will make a determination as to whether or not it is substantially similar. the regulations to implement the law literally states that it must be identical. my drivers license, which ive had for 52 years, has my maiden name as my middle name ...

Disconnect the way of what we think is go on inside campaigns and whats going on there. >> they werent all that confident all the time. about 4:00 on election day, jim messina, i think the best campaign manager ever, call me and wants me to do something about election official who wouldnt send provisional ballots to 45 polling places in philadelphia that run out of them. though their polls showed up seven in pennsylvania they still worried about 45 precincts in a city that has 1776. the most imp...

Split cal set back for veteran democratic congressman james moran. his 23-year-old son, patrick, resigning from his ren after getting caught on video apparently how they would commit voter fraud. he was secretly recorded by conservative activists posing at campaign volunteers. moran initially resisted their questions about casting illegal ballots before offering tips on forging i.d.s. he claims at no point did he think they were serious. lets bring in a senior legal fellow with the heritage foun...