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Plus, breaking news, america under attack. Russian hackers target email used by the state department, a brazen almost cheeky assault. And this morning u. S. Apparently with a Treasure Trove of unexamined evidence over origins of the mystery over the coronavirus. A very good morning to viewers here in the United States and around the world. It is friday, may 28th, and the Senate Burning the midnight oil and then some overnight, setting up a showdown this morning on the bill that would form a commission to investigate the january 6th insurrection. So heres what is delaying the senate. They went ...

He gets up, has a bow tie, talks about all of this data >> reporter: justin say stanford university professor who looked at the data for 42 states and found frank's algorithm to be essentially worthless. >> you uncovered there's no basis for this. but if you're not someone who, like me, spends all day working on statistics and data, nearly perfect correlations, it sounds like he has uncovered something really impressive. >> reporter: frank uses the number of voters by age group to predict voter turnout and claims it is evidence of fraud. >> effectively, he has discovered that anything that you...

>> mr. lindell flew his private jet to pick me up to take me to meet with the secretary of state. >> reporter: -- frank has crisscrossed the country, sharing his fraud claims wrapped in a fancy sounded mathematical equation. >> i was the perfect person in the world to discover this. i have exactly the right skills. every state in the country. they're deflating our registration rolls, stuffing phantom ballots, and clean it up afterwards. >> reporter: expert plus say frank's conclusions are non-sense. >> he's much better at presenting himself as a professor than even myself. he gets up, he has a...

About a six-order polynomial. >> reporter: he looked at the data in 42 states and found the algorithm to be worthless. >> you uncover there's no basis for this. but if you're not someone who, like me, spends all day working on statistics and data, six-order polynomials and nearly perfect correlations, it sounds like he's uncovered something really impressive. >> reporter: frank uses the number of registered voters by age group to predict voter turn ourt, then ak claims it's evidence of fraud when it aligns with actual ovoter turnout. >> he says anything you measure is closely related to itself...

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