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That they didn't think i was going to survive. >> reporter: police arrested five suspects in the attack, but now, 19-year-old james howard jackson, the accused triggerman, is once again at large, accidentally released from jail wednesday due to a "clerical error," a mix-up with a new indictment that was supposed to replace the initial charges. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: as for the victim, ryan fischer posted, "while i'm deeply concerned at the events that led to his release, i'm confident law enforcement will rectify the error." while the beloved bull dogs were recovered unharmed days after t...

Press release that said, hey, this is undisputable, he said. undisputable proof of fraud. it is reason enough that lawmakers should stop. they should help the voting of the electors because we cannot allow this to happen. >> it turns out that there were some air. it was human error, clerical error, upon which it based all the claim. when actually did happen that rudy giuliani and sort of blew up into this global espionage vote rigging? >> well, you are right. there was an error in antrim county. it was a succession of human errors, clerical errors, that resulted in on ... in the wee morning ho...

They should help the voting of the electors because we cannot allow this to happen. >> it turns out that there were some air. it was human error, clerical error, upon which it based all the claim. when actually did happen that rudy giuliani and sort of blew up into this global espionage vote rigging? >> well, you are right. there was an error in antrim county. it was a succession of human errors, clerical errors, that resulted in on... in the wee morning hours of november 4th. it looked like, the results came out and showed that biden had won this very world, very conservative county, that no ...

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