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Metropolitan police department officer michael fanone. [ applause ] ruby freeman. [ applause ] inspired by the voting rights legacy of atlanta, she viewed her civic duty as a fulton county election worker as a sacred mission to ensure the people of georgia could exercise their fundamental right to vote freely and fairly. in the 2020 election, she upheld that sacred mission despite an orchestrated campaign to overturn the election and that targeted and threatened her and her family. to the nation, she bore witness of the trauma and tragedy of

>> andrea shaye moss. >> inspired by the stories her mother told her about the movement for voting rights in america, shaye moss pursued a career as an election worker in fulton county, georgia. because of her dedicated service, she faced death threats, harassment, and intimidation, by those seeking to overturn the outcome of the 2020 election. she would later testify to the nation about her pain and resolve. today, we the people honor shaye moss for helping ensure the american people have a voice and a destiny of our nation. [ applause ] >> albert schmidt. [ applause ]

Lines of, you know, "nobody will care about my legacy if i lose, so that won't matter. the only thing that matters is winning." >> reporter: the committee laid out some of its most damning evidence -- trump's pressure campaign on state officials, including his infamous call to georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger. >> so what are we going to do here, folks? i only need 11,000 votes. fellas, i need 11,000 votes, give me a break. >> reporter: how he turned his own supporters on his own vice president -- >> approximately 40 feet, that's all there was, 40 feet between the vice president an...

Tomorrow it will be all over. The robocalls, the mailers, the door hangers, text messages and political ads in your local newspaper will all cease, and the counting will begin.

After Tuesday, Nov. 8 the robocalls, the mailers, the door hangers, text messages and political ads in your local newspaper will all cease, and the yard signs will hopefully be