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Espn. she is here. plus the climate whistleblower. >> [bleep]. get out away! ♪ ♪ >> jesse: the mainstream medias hyperfocus on the republican primary, the trip indictment, the desantis attacks and the vivek show. this is by design. the joe biden presidential campaign is not being covered because it does not exist. what is joe bidens reelection message? what policies would he implement in a second term? nobody knows? he has not announced them. but he has never been asked. to biden has not ask...

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- im confident that my office can do anything. but thats probably one of my weaknesses. - many of the other parts cover him being sexist, anti-gay, ethnic vulnerabilities, as its delicately put, and theres many more. - i happened to have been in the room when the vulnerability study was delivered to him. it was visceral, his reaction. i still remember his glasses perched on the tip of his nose as he stared down at it. and he didnt even look up. [chuckles] and that was that. - rudy giuliani is so...

Vulnerabilities. to other issues with the voting machines themselves. and the plan was to use that as evidence of widespread voting fraud. >> sara murray: another shocking twist in the story? the coffee county data breach was quiet 20 months. >> wanted you learned there wa s a potential breach? >> about a year after it happened. when we heard about this, at first, it got sprung on us in a lawsuit. >> sara murray: that lawsuit which is unrelated to the 2020 election was filed in 2017. after an in...

Only on verizon. >> the georgia indictment tells us a lot about donald trumps alleged criminal conduct, but it also points to the vulnerabilities within our election systems that need protecting. in coffee county, georgia, security researchers played by trump ally sydney powell, were allowed into an elections office to look at equipment, according to the indictment. the so-called researchers allegedly copied data, directly from voting systems, and they uploaded it to a site where election denier...

To make warrant cards. its similar to the situation british airways, boots, and the bbc found themselves in when their payroll provider was hacked. in the event of the hack, clearly theres been weaknesses and vulnerabilities of the system, whoever is managing and maintaining it, if we are indeed going off the outsourcing. so its all good and well protecting the front end, but its got to be the back end as well. the ones who are behind the scenes, if you like, in this instance an it company. the ...

Of data leaks at other forces, including one at the police service of northern ireland, which saw the details of all staff accidentally published. those were human error. this seems to be a targeted attack on a third—party it company thought to be contracted by the met to make warrant cards. its similar to the situation british airways, boots, and the bbc found themselves in when their payroll provider was hacked. in the event of the hack, clearly theres been weaknesses and vulnerabilities of ...

And distribute it to certain individuals. and, quote, the firm had no reason to believe these attorneys would ask or direct sullivan strickle rferg to do anything either improper or illegal. >> ultimately they were basically able to tase an entire copy of the voting system with the idea that it would be used to point to vulnerabilities, point to issues with the voting machines themselves and the point to point to that as widespread voter fraud. >> the coffee county data breach would remain secre...

British airways, boots, and the bbc found themselves in when their payroll provider was hacked. in the event of the hack, clearly theres been weaknesses and vulnerabilities of the system, whoever is managing and maintaining it, if we are indeed going off the outsourcing. so its all good and well protecting the front end, but its got to be the back end as well, the ones who are behind the scenes, if you like, in this instance an it company. the met police say the incident has been reported to the...

But not police contact information. the force says extra security measures have now been put in place. it comes just weeks after a series of data leaks at other forces, including one at the police service of northern ireland, which saw the details of all staff accidentally published. those were human error. this seems to be a targeted attack on a third party it company thought to be contracted by the met to make warrant cards. its similar to the situation british airways, boots, and the bbc foun...