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About georgia, it didn't stop when the state passed a controversial voting law last year. frankly, it's fueling a wave of new bills and prompting primary challenges for republicans like my next guest, georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger, whose new book is called "integrity counts." thank you for being with me tonight. i see your book there. i love the play on words. i'll dig into that as well, secretary, on that very issue. because, you know, what has been your reaction to this idea that the biden administration is somehow the one attacking voting rights? it's interesting, because, a...

Of state brad raffensperger, who's new book is called "integrity counts." i love the play on words. i'll dig into that as well, secretary, on that very issue. because, you know, what has been your reaction to this idea that the biden administration, is somehow the one attacking voting rights? as you know, you yourself have been accused of being complicit in the same. what's your take now? >> if i look at your last speaker talked about wanting americans to be able to vote. today i ask for a constitutional amendment this that only american citizens vote in our elections. the vast majority of ame...

The Fulton County DA continues to investigate the former president's effort to pressure officials to overturn the state's 2020 election results.

"We are headed into phase two," Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis said.

He was honest and followed the law. perdue tried to take him on. >> senator perdue still owes my wife an apology for the death threats she got after he asked for my resignation. >> here he is. georgia's republican secretary of state. also the author of integrity counts. secretary, perdue is still saying the election results in georgia shouldn't have been certified. he's referencing as if more information as come out. that he still wouldn't have signed it. not with the information that has come out now. what do you say to him? >> broken the law and violated his oath to the constitution. sounds ...