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Looking for aside from potential disruptions on tuesday, are we going to be electing people to office who said that the last election was stolen? if they are elected, will we be able to trust them to run elections fairly in 2024? if not, who is going to protect us? that is why i argue in my piece in the atlantic that really it has to be stay in federal courts to step up? the election subversion is avoided. that the winner of the election the person with the votes that will have to fall through the state election. one of the most important issues in today's msnbc poll, the threat to democracy. ...

There is lying about the outcome, there is refusal to concede, and they see intimidation of voters. there's another colin right, now and you tweeted about this it's also from lucid, you said that voting is also an act of faith. in the, past many of us have trusted the election system to work, or never thought much about what happens after we cast our ballots, but that is no longer the case given widespread practices of election subversion and the threats to election workers. that is a psychological thing. the idea that we are now making people think, your votes are either not important or it c...

Introduction. he noted something important in my conversation with him, let's listen to this. >> the effort to overturn the 2020 presidential election was multifaceted, and it entailed the exploitation of not only the constitution but a number of laws of the united states. >> jeff, your take on this? because you at the constitution center have studied this. you had panels of libertarians, conservatives and liberals talking about all the dangers to our elections that need to be fixed. >> yes, of course, judge luttig played such a crucial role in preserving the integrity of the last presidential...

Elections. imagine that there is a dispute about who has won georgia, for example and that senate seat could flip the senate. what would happen? this has happened before. john quincy adams, as a former president, had to assert extraconstitutional authority to preside over the house when it was deciding who had won the election, because that would determine the next speaker. what we face now is a situation where the house and senate have not come up with rules for guiding disputed elections the way they are tryingso, i am cont election subversion at the congressional level. and also, of course,...

Recur. >> that, my friends, is what making the upcoming midterm elections so important and so pivotal. if in the future leaders with autocratic tendencies like to preempt challenges by placing their own skills and positions of power, who is to say that one day our democratic system won't simply be handed over to a bad actor without even a fight? nor do we have to look to find a future. in several states, republican candidates who dispute the 2020 election results are running for positions that would give them control over elections in what is a concerted effort to engage in election subversion...