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Normally republican, older, whiter voters that used mail in, traditionally. so it seems like like why would you want to stop them from being able to use it away in the pandemic, younger, brown, black voters are now the ones who are pushing to these early mail-in voting's. and he just invalidated and get his little -- >> it was -- >> exactly, and there was this weird crime aspect to the whole thing. because of all of us spent literally months talking about what was going happen on election night, as we watched trump say that he was not gonna basically, not gonna see to the will of the people. r...

Norms. what's the trump campaign did was completely outside the bounds of the way you can sustain a democracy. he brought more than 60 cases and 187 counts in those cases. he had his day in court in virtually all of them. he lost some of them, but he lost about half of them on merits. implicit in being able to have the right to bring those cases is that you have to agree that when you lose, you lose. there are deadlines in terms of when you bring the cases and their deadlines in which the cases are over and especially on the presidential level, if you don't observe that it can really damage th...

Here first is one of the investigative staff from the committee, laying out one reason why trump kept pressing his doomed election loss, he kept making the false election fraud claims even after mid december when the electoral college had already voted to make joe biden's way official. >> it is worth pointing out that litigation generally does not continue past the safe harbor date of december 14th. the fact that this litigation went on, that decision makes more sense when you consider the trump campaign's tactics. if the litigation had stopped on december 14th, it would've been no fight to de...

Interference. and it all happened -- so we're focused on the way that he was calling it rigged, but it wasn't the only thing that he suggested. and then, when you look at the things that still rows of the other oath keepers are claiming their defenses, they were waiting for trump to invoke the insurrection act, marcia law. with a committee's potential to do about a broad conspiracy that every day is january six, that really spends this whole period. but there were stories to be covered, as one-off. on the committee maple this together. i asked congressman aguilar about whether the conspiracy w...

In the early respond of his career republican politics, he pioneered a lot of mail in and early voting. and he brought that into a couple of decades republican politics. >> it's a key point. just very quickly. his testimony was great. but he actually undersold it. so stirewalt says this happens every election. trump exacerbated. that trump campaigned against mail-in voting, campaigned for in day voting, because he understood the red mirage, and because he understood that precisely the effect of that. that was never established -- >> which raises this very dark prospect that the president direc...