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Team actually had the audacity to outline a six-point plot for a sitting vice president to ignore a democratic result and simply gavel in a president. an orchestrated plot to force congress to prove the negative that biden didnt lose all the while making state election officials prove that your vote wasnt fraudulent. a number of contingency plans, attack the voting process. attack the counting of the votes. i tac attack the electoral college and just gavel in a president if all else fails. it wo...

That biden didnt lose all the while making state election officials prove that your vote wasnt fraudulent. a number of contingency plans, attack the voting process. attack the counting of the votes. attack the electoral college and just gavel in a president if all else fails. it would all be laughable if the stakes werent so high and if we hadnt seen the way movies like this can end. when a man feels entitled to power simply because he wants it and uses fear-based propaganda to sow disbelief in ...

Own statement and to his own email list saying, oh, they found all these instances of fraud and the place that he does go to is the exactly to the point that you made, it is sowing doubt in the fact that there could be doubt in election results that our process is not good and so, therefore, it gives a backing for these republican-led legislatures to go out with even further restrictions. weve been seeing this trend for more than ten years, when the legislature flips the republican, we saw that ...

And then on capitol hill, the battle over reconciliation is heating up among democrats are senator manchin renewing debate over whether the $3.5 trillion price tag is too high. here is bernie sanders response. >> were taking on the pharmaceutical industry, were spending millions and millions of dollars trying to make sure that they could charge us ten times more than the people of other countries for drugs. were taking on the health care industry. does not want to expand medicare. were taking on...

Ludaeudicrous problems from the beginning. is that what theyre modeling this audit on? >> theres no question. two of the republicans in the caucus leading this effort went out and examined what arizona did and came back to pennsylvania to pursue this type of audit. they came back to pennsylvania and brought with them the groups that did the audit and pressured those counties to do an audit of their own process. one of the witnesses last week testified there was no fraud in fulton county. we beli...

Could lead that pack on the second question. >> larry elder told jacob there, we all saw the video, well, we want this to be a fair and free election, we want to work together, but his campaign is already pushing a website claiming they detected voter fraud in the election results. thats not even possible. the election hasnt happened yet. why should we believe this, yeah, were doing this together, it will be fair. baloney. >> thats the kind of mantra he is pushing. it was day ahead of the electi...

6th related attacks. , the republican party shading its efforts next week to try to recall a democratic governor. if its through the normal voting process, they have the right to do it, lawfully. but now they are saying the very thing that the jump-started maybe isnt fear, that it is rigged. what do you see here as the playbook and the democratic response? >> the playbook here for the gop has always been about power and control. and dictating who has access to their constitutional rights. which ...

Empower them to have access to more parts of the voting process that they dont already have access to? >> it would, and it would also restrict the ability of the election officials to sort of control the space. we count on the fact that on election day we want a bubble around the voting locations themselves which is why states have bans, for example, on electioneering in the polls. we want to make sure the election workers at the polls have the ability to keep attention at bay and keep the votin...

The risk themselves of criminal prosecution. those are some of the reasons why this texas law is uniquely bad. not to mention that it targets paris county. and i think those things will play prominently in the court. >> in terms of the poll watchers issue that you just mentioned. i feel like observing fights over voting rights, and an even election disputes over the years. i feel like this issue of having partisan poll watchers, at polling sites has led in the past to charge incredible charges t...

They face the risk themselves of criminal prosecution. so those are some of the reasons why this texas law is uniquely bad, not to mention that it targets harris county. and i think those things will play prominently in the court lawsuits. >> in terms of the poll watchers issue you just mentioned, i feel like observing fights over voting rights, even election disputes over the years, i feel like this issue of having partisan poll watchers at polling sites has led to incredible charges that voter...