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There's more. they drilled down on arizona, ohio, georgia, texas, that's where attorney generals actually prosecuted cases. they prosecuted 38 cases of voter fraud. 38 out of millions. in arizona there were 13 cases of people prosecuted for double voting. 13. and this is over ten years, by the way. this isn't one year, over ten years. then the national republican lawyer association looked at it themselves and they found 200 allegations of voter fraud, again, over ten years. >> reported by news s outlets. >> from around the country, 50 states and they found 200 cases. so, does it ever happen? o...

Not people in a county courthouse stuffing ballots in a box and me showing up, hi, i'm chris cuomo. i'm here to vote. people voting in a jurisdiction where they're no longer technically registered or they're in a primary where they're not supposed to be voting in a primary. each of those infractions is something authorities ought to be looking at. no indication that there is a systemic problem with voting in this country. i spoke to the ohio secretary of state yesterday who is a republican who says we're trying hard to run a fair election here and this kind of talk just it takes time away from...

Predisposed to stay home anyway is a concern for the clinton campaign. they need to get the voters out. >> a lot of what has united the country has been trump in the anti-. how much do you think the vote for hillary, beth, consists can of those of anyone but trump or anyone but hillary? because there's a huge faction for that. >> that's true. at the same time, polling late in the campaign started to show the enthusiasm was coming up for secretary clinton. it wasn't simply an anti-trump vote. people were starting to get excited about voting for her. the prospect of voting for the first woman pr...

Group, news 21. all the top journalism students from universities around the country and they did this exhaustive study to look at one issue for the year. they looked at it over a decade of voter fraud. and they really dove in and here's what they found. you know what's interesting is, yes, there is. there are isolated incidents, alex. everybody has an anecdote of some kind. maybe an urban myth but some anecdote of seeing a bus full of people across a state border and here's what they truly found. let's put it up for people. 106 million total registered voters. out of those, there were 2,068 a...