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Reason why his lawyers are so against this idea because they don't know what he's going to say, because he's contradicted himself so many times, he can't keep his lies straight. >> well, i mean, mr. tortion on behalf of his own government, presumably, really puts the first foot soldier of the russian government into our election process, right? and it goes far back, he was an election observer in 2012, so he's been hanging around our election process for a number of years, so now we know about their attempt to interfere with our election for the first time in 2016, so it's the first time we ge...

That is the widest margin between these parties since another female prime minister was the occupant. margaret thatcher's landslide victory. but of course, as we know polls have been unreliable recently and there's only six weeks to get ready for this general election. so it's going to be difficult to call. >> and we will be watching it very closely. it is just after 8:30 in the morning there. many thanks. the opposition in turkey is challenging the results of the constitutional referendum that gives the president new and mostly unchecked powers. an election observer says up to two and a hal...

I've been an election observer in foreign country on election day. watching people vote. and no one called it t pular vote. no one said i'm going to have to come back on the first monday after the second wednesday to watch a small group make the final decision about who the president should be. in any real democracy today, the president today wouould be hilla clinton. you can win the presidency through a political cardd trick called the electoral college. she got more votes. more people voted for hillary clinton than voted for donald trump. and we are now 48 hours into the discussion of what h...

Men who did not trust voters. it would fatake a constitutiona amendment to change it. which means we are stuck with it for the unimaginable future. if we observed a foreign country using it when we go there to foreign countries as election observers, we would say, oh, no, no, no, you can't do that. can't do that. i've been an election observer in foreign country on election day. watching people vote ma. and no one called it the popular vote. they called it the vote. no one said i'm going to have to come back on the first monday after the second wednesday to watch a small group make the final d...

To send people to polls in order to intimidate people in order to suppress the vote among a particular group, which is precisely what the republican party was doing in new jersey in 1981 when it employed off-duty law enforcement officers to polling places in minority districts wearing arm bands called national balt security task force and in some cases, firearms. democrats sued and as part of a so-called consent decree still in place to this day, the rnc agreed to refrain from tactics that could be used to intimidate voters. but donald trump and his allies have been flirting with those types o...