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Powers for the president. they almost all come from statute. and there are about 130 or so the brennan center identified about 130 different federal statutes that give him different emergency powers. so it's an incredibly complex patch. >> we don't get to get you on set every day. i have to pick your brain with the story we led the show. >> that is the story of paul manafort and the inadvertent redax they made in revealing significant information. a, how does a mistake like that happen in court filings and, b, how significant is the information that was intended to be redacted now? bob mueller...

Strong as it was from suburban women voters and midwest and so forth, it's part of the ball game. don't forget barack obama in 2010 lost 63 seats, and he said, it was a shellacking. >> what did this guy say? i hate you. >> this guy said, that election's a fraud. don't listen to the election results. and i've got to say, chris, this was a concern in 2016 and it's going to be a concern heading into 2020. if donald trump doesn't like the way things are going, he's going to try to discredit the entire electoral system, and then we're in for something that we haven't seen here ever. >> let's go to ...

Ballots overseas to be delivered electronically. we've made it harder to cheat. and because miss abrams files the false lawsuit doesn't mean it's right. we defeated that in 2014. >> reporter: both entered with similar strategies, to continue down their polar opposite paths. both did that, energizing bases in a state where few undecided voters remain. >> thank you for that. president trump this morning set to meet with u.s. officials returning from turkey and saudi arabia. they were there looking into the death of "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi. the "wall street journal" asked th...

In this hotly contested race, georgia's candidates for governor faced off in a debate. and right out of the gate, democrat stacey abrams was asked about the news of the day. her admission that in 1992 she participated in a protest where the old georgia state flag was burned. >> 26 years ago as a college freshman, i along with many other georgians including the governor of georgia, were deeply disturbed by the racial "desperate housewives" -- racial divisiveness that was embedded in the state flag with that confederate symbol. i took an action of peaceful protest. >> the most controversial topi...

Could we please get over this? they lost. okay. so listen, let's talk about, this is a very important story we want to talk about. voting rights, a big deal in this race. the issue is kemp's enforcement of a rule known as the exact match rule. now, this rule requires names on voting rolls to precisely match names in other state records, okay? so according to the associated press, of the 53,000 voters put on hold through this process, 70% of them, african-americans. here's what kemp said when he was asked if he is suppressing the vote, and then abrams' responds. watch this. >> we have more vote...