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Brought into our system, explicitly by this Maga Movement is of course not accepting the. So trumps first impeachment was about trying to cheat, what he ultimately failed to do. Beat Joe Biden Fair and square. He was abusing, according to all the evidence we heard, he was abusing his power as a commander in chief, and his power in foreign policy, to try to cheat, because he was worried he would lose to joe biden. He had reason to worry that he would lose in a free and Fair Election he did and it...

vote counts. the departments found those claims were not credible. not credible, as in, there was no foreign interference. the kind trump allies, rudy giuliani, sidney powell and others repeatedly touted on the campaign trail as evidence to fuel their dangerous lie on the legitimacy of the november result. of course, that was just a small part of the disinformation apparatus that trump and his supporters deployed in the weeks and months surrounding the election. there was also the lie ...

Have to go to jail for democracy, i certainly wont be the first person to have done so. >> the audit is likely to cost taxpayers close to $700,000. >> i think this is really about 2022 and 2024. i mean, this is an effort to reduce peoples confidence in our election results. >> efforts like the one in wisconsin are taking place across the country. in maricopa county in arizona. >> weve never seen a private company be able to come in and take command and control of live ballots. >> in idaho, where...

>> the audit is likely to cost taxpayers close to $700,000. >> i think this is really about 2022 and 2024. i mean, this is an effort to reduce peoples confidence in our election results. >> efforts like the one in wisconsin are taking place across the country. in maricopa county in arizona. >> weve never seen a private company be able to come in and take command and control of live ballots. >> in idaho, where the secretary of states office recently hand-recounted ballots to refute claims of vote...

Investigation, sir? >> have a good night. >> and even called for the arrest of madisons democratic mayor who refuses to testify in private. >> if it comes down to it and i have to go to jail for democracy, i certainly wont be the first person to have done so. >> the audit is likely to cost taxpayers close to $700,000. >> i think this is really about 2022 and 2024. i mean, this is an effort to reduce peoples confidence in our election results. >> efforts like the one in wisconsin are taking place...

Democracy, i certainly wont be the first person to have done so. >> the audit is likely to cost taxpayers close to $700,000. >> i think this is really about 2022 and 2024. i mean, this is an effort to reduce peoples confidence in our election results. >> efforts like the one in wisconsin are taking place across the country. in maricopa county in arizona. >> weve never seen a private company be able to come in and take command and control of live ballots. >> in idaho, where the secretary of state...

Voters. im virtually certain of that. >> when we talk about the voting machines, the data bases, the tabulation reporting, how compromised or how secure are those entities? >> well, unfortunately, those systems are incredibly vulnerable still. the states and local jurisdictions have made investments in many areas and improved the situation considerably since 2016. many of those systems remain very vulnerable. >> for people watching this and want to go to the polls on tuesday or maybe theyve alre...

Have problems. in the united states, in 42 states this november, they will be using machines that are over a decade old. most of those machines have a life span of -- projected life span between 10 and 15 years. it doesnt mean not all the machines will work come tuesday but it means that the kinds of problems weve seen in the past in elections, we may see them a little bit more frequently. >> one of the problems weve already seen in early voting is whats called vote flipping. you vote for hillar...

States this november, they will be using machines that are over a decade old. most of those machines have a life span of -- projected life span between 10 and 15 years. it doesnt mean not all the machines will work come tuesday but it means that the kinds of problems weve seen in the past in elections, we may see them a little bit more frequently. >> one of the problems weve already seen in early voting is whats called vote flipping. you vote for hillary clinton and it shows you voted for donald...

Older, sometimes you just have more problems with it. >> two scenarios. youre in the voting booth, seems like the machine isnt working. what do you do? or you discover youre in a long line because the machines are not working. do you stay in that line and wait for them to solve the problem? >> look, this is such an important election. its critical that everybody votes. if you are at the voting machine itself and you have some kind of problem, you should immediately call a poll worker over and as...