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Election process? i think that's a good question to ask people who are watching this tonight. >> i think it's a good question, and i think if you wanted to be helpful, you can say, by the way, you can have both. fight over whatever he did and what it means, but keep an eye on this. the russian thing was hollow, that there was never anything to this, that's just not true. people have to examine the god forbid scenario, don. if they are better at it next time and they mess with a state, if they mess with florida, you know what went on with their machines, if we have proof they got in there and w...

>> there's a federal judge in that case who has been considering issues about georgia, voter suppression and ballot security and the judge was absolutely poised to order georgia to finally get a paper backup. but said, at the last minute, we are too close to the election to make that kind of a change. >> one second interruption. we have a winner in the senate race in the state of new jersey, new jersey remains blue. menendez, who had so many ethical and legal troubles has turned away former pharma executive, bob hugog, we are projecting when it's all said and done, bob menendez returns to the ...

Parties reporting possible vulnerabilities to the secretary of state's office. in this case within hours of getting notification of a new vulnerability on their website, they came out with this press release, possibly blaming the democratic party. you know it's part of a tradition here of not taking these vulnerabilities seriously, and in this case, making a really reckless claim before that could possibly be any data to back it up. >> you said there's a history of third party groups notifying georgia about problems in their system. does georgia actually have worse problems than other states d...

Georgia of independent third parties reporting possible vul s vulnerabilities to the secretary of state's office. in this case within hours of getting notification of a new vulnerability on their website, they came out with this press release, possibly blaming the democratic party. you know it's part of a tradition here of not taking these vulnerabilities seriously, and in this case, making a really reckless claim before that could possibly be any data to back it up. >> you said there's a history of third party groups notifying georgia about problems in their system. does georgia actually have...

Because what's going on behind these doors is what's called the canvassing board. those mail-in votes, they're going through them right now confirming that the signatures are accurate, making sure if there are any sort of problems with the mail-in votes. that door is closed and locked for a good reason for security. but i'm going to take you along here. what you see on these tables are what the precinct clerks will be picking up. i'm not touching anything. this is a secure area. everything that you see right here is paper backup to the computers. so if you were to show up at your polling locat...