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we have a rigged country, a country that is corrupt, has no borders, nothing but problems, we are a nation in decline. you see the crowds and everything else. we have a country and decline like never before. >> we are getting new sketches inside the court where trump was the first president to be arraigned on federal charges. he seems -- his chief antagonist, adam schiff and hillary clinton are attacking republicans for defending him. >> a second national security risk, with all of these hopefuls attacking the justice department, calling this illegitimate, they are still criticizing ...

It counts under votes and under votes. if a machine doesn't pick up a vote in the senate race, and then you look if the check mark was outside the scan can pick it up. >> the good news is they don't use the punch card ballot anymore, and we won't hear about chads anymore. >> yeah, the ballots seem to be so messed up in broward county that people could not figure out how to vote. >> you have to live with that. >> yeah, it begs again the question there has to be a better way to do this in the united states of america. we have the scar tissue as a country so we are paying a lot of attention. the ...

Points. >> how many votes flipped that? >> less than 1,000 votes. >> it was, like, 300 votes. >> so there's no precedent for 33,000 votes, the difference in the florida governor's race. >> and there's a lot more votes in florida than in minnesota. people prefer the warmth of florida -- >> that's what you are taking away from the segment? >> yes. >> they are doing this -- fplt i am trying to manage expectations. >> it's very unlikely this will overturn it. nelson will need seven times as much to flip. >> doesn't mean they shouldn't do it though. >> no, they should count the votes. i don't think...

Part, we're not detecting radioactivity. you want to know how much exposure have you had. >> a machine doesn't tell you how much exposure you've had three days ago? >> no. think of it like a camera. you can hear it clicking off as it's giving readings here, which are all low. they're significantly low as compared to anything that would trigger an alarm. that measures alpha, beta and gamma rays. this is just measuring the air constantly around us, 13 microrads per hour, and that's, again, a very low number. >> professor, how does radiation spread over distance? if you are -- the u.s. government...