>> narrator: by the 1470s, the power families has been embroiled in power struggles for generations and the newly appointed pope sixtus iv feels an imminent threat from one of his rivals. >> there's conflict with the d medicis. >> they were a messy family. i think about them being the dynasty of the renaissance. >> narrator: the medicis has interfered with businesses of the de la rovaries. >> one of them says the answer to our problem is get rid of the medici, get rid of this headach
1,470 registrations by aliens in just one county there. so those are people who signed up and said, i want to vote. that's one county. that absolutely happens. it happens all over the country. and it is a serious issue democrats don't want to discuss because most of the votes will be going that way. >> tucker: i think every valid vote should be counted. we should do everything we can to make sure every valid vote is counted. obviously, that's democracy. what if the answer to the question, where did these polls come from, we think all the votes are counted and someone shows up with a box and says here are votes. what is that? >> there should be an explanation. i think what the supervisors will say, they're running around all day in a very intense election trying to deal with things. a lot of ballots come in on the day of election by 7:00 p.m. there's a huge amount of late breaking interest in this midterm. lot of late arriving ballots. could it have been handled better in terms of informing the
happening in a case, some of them will say things they never should have said. this was something that was immediately disowned, could never happen, but it was one nonvote in an election whether 8 million votes have been cast. pretty darn remote and insignificant in the context of things. >> tucker: i guess we will find out. do you think -- what struck me about this, i've been told many times in the show that this doesn't happen at all and i don't know the extent to which it does. does it happen a lot? should we be worried about the integrity of our elections? >> of course we should. i think this example shows that the democrats are applying a scorched-earth policy here. they reflexively think every vote should be counted whether it is legally cast, legally received, legally matches up with the signature on record or the county on record or not and that's not what our system of laws is as katherine harris just mentioned. just an example, in arizona in the election that was just concluded there were 1,470
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>> by the 1470s the italian families had been embroiled in power struggles for generations and theewly appointed pope. the member of the ambition family. feels an immeant threat from a rival. >> there's conflict. >> the family they were kind of a messy family. i think about them as being the dynasty of the renaissance. >> they interfered with some business dealings. >> one of popes many nephews is a vicious nut case. the answer of the problems is get rid of the this headache. >> this is just a stupid idea.
>> by the 1470s, the it caalian families have been employed in conflicts for ages. >> there's conflict with the mathes. >> i think about them as being the dynasty of the renaissance. >> and they had interfered in the business dealings of another family. >> one of pope sixtu s's many r -- said one of the biggest problems is get rid of this headache. >> this is just a stupid idea.
>> by the 1470s, the italian families have been employed in conflicts for ages. >> there's conflict with the medicis. >> i think about them as being the dynasty of the renaissance. >> and they had interfered in the business dealings of another family. >> one of pope sixtus' biggest problems is to get rid of this headache. >> this is just a stupid idea. i mean the medici clan was huge. >> this is the murder of lorenzo
journey of discovery was a right of passage, what indians might call a vision quest. setting him on a unique career path, after serving in world war ii, he heads to hollywood, studios are turning out westerns, establishes himself as a leading consultant to directors looking to cast native americans in their film. david works on dozens of westerns, including tomahawk, and how the west was won. and the tv series daniel boone. his wife gets him to write a book about his experience. in 1470s -- 1970s, david and jan move to rancho santa fe, that is where they meet sandy
jamie: for young miller, his journey of discovery was a right of passage, what indians might call a vision quest. setting him on a unique career path, after serving in world war ii, he heads to hollywood, studios are turning out westerns, establishes himself as a leading consultant to directors looking to cast native americans in their film. david works on dozens of westerns, including tomahawk, and how the west was won. and the tv series daniel boone. his wife gets him to write a book about his experience. in 1470s -- 1970s, david and jan move to rancho santa fe, that is where they meet sandy
jamie: for young miller, his journey of discovery was a right of passage what indians might call a vision quest. setting him on a unique career path after serving in world war ii he heads to hollywood studios are turning out westerns establishes himself as a leading consultant to directors looking to cast native americans in their film. david works on dozens of westerns including tomahawk, and how the west was won. and the tv series daniel boone. his wife gets him to write a book about his experience. in 1470s -- 1970s david and jan move to rancho santa fe, that is where they meet sandy
jamie: for young miller, his journey of discovery was a right of passage what indians might call a vision quest. setting him on a unique career path after serving in world war ii he heads to hollywood studios are turning out westerns establishes himself as a leading consultant to directors looking to cast native americans in their film. david works on dozens of westerns including tomahawk, and how the west was won. and the tv series daniel boone. his wife gets him to write a book about his experience. in 1470s -- 1970s david and jan move to rancho santa fe, that is where they meet sandy
now, it's true that, you know, i guess now i'm allowed to have a baby. which -- >> if you do, would you be sure -- tom, if that happens. be sure and come on this show. we would love to see the first male having a baby on this show. that would be remarkable. here's a question. are you eligible for one of the subsidies? >> no. i'm not. and that, in fact, was one of the big shocks for me. not that i wasn't. i work in silicon valley. you know, i earn over the $94,000 figure that is four times the poverty level for a family. so that meant my insurance every month was now going to cost me $1,470. the big surprising point that i found out was that if i earned under $94,000, say $93,000, you would expect that now a subsidy would kick in.
family. now it's true that, you know, i am allowed to have a baby -- >> if you do, if that happens come on this show because we would love to see the first male having a baby on this show. that would be remarkable. here's a question. are you eligible for one of the subsidies? >> no. i'm not. and in fact that was one of the big shocks for me not that i wasn't. i work in silicon valley and, you know, i earn over the $94,000 figure that is four times the poverty level for a family so that meant that my insurance every month was now going to cost me $1470. the big surprising point that i found out was natural i earned under $94,000, say 93,000, you would expect that now subsidy would kick in and the big surprise was that my new rate
family. now it's true that, you know, i am allowed to have a baby -- >> if you do, if that happens come on this show because we would love to see the first male having a baby on this show. that would be remarkable. here's a question. are you eligible for one of the subsidies? >> no. i'm not. and in fact that was one of the big shocks for me not that i wasn't. i work in silicon valley and, you know, i earn over the $94,000 figure that is four times the poverty level for a family so that meant that my insurance every month was now going to cost me $1470. the big surprising point that i found out was natural i earned under $94,000, say 93,000, you would expect that now subsidy would kick in and the big surprise was that my new rate
now it's true that, you know, i am allowed to have a baby -- >> if you do, if that happens come on this show because we would love to see the first male having a baby on this show. that would be remarkable. here's a question. are you eligible for one of the subsidies? >> no. i'm not. and in fact that was one of the big shocks for me not that i wasn't. i work in silicon valley and, you know, i earn over the $94,000 figure that is four times the poverty level for a family so that meant that my insurance every month was now going to cost me $1470. the big surprising point that i found out was natural i earned under $94,000, say 93,000, you would expect that now subsidy would kick in and the big surprise was that my new rate
family. now it's true that, you know, i am allowed to have a baby -- >> if you do, if that happens come on this show because we would love to see the first male having a baby on this show. that would be remarkable. here's a question. are you eligible for one of the subsidies? >> no. i'm not. and in fact that was one of the big shocks for me not that i wasn't. i work in silicon valley and, you know, i earn over the $94,000 figure that is four times the poverty level for a family so that meant that my insurance every month was now going to cost me $1470. the big surprising point that i found out was natural i earned under $94,000, say 93,000, you would expect that now subsidy would kick in and the big surprise was that my new rate