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If endorsed by the justices, it would allow republican-led state legislatures unfettered ability to gerrymander, cutback early voting hours, make other changes to election processes and their states, all of that without any kind of judicial oversight. another state on the docket -- back at a lemonade one of the few remaining station -- against rigged legislative maps. if the conservative supreme court doesn't go along with the psychotic legal fantasies, right-wing activist groups have laid down of their infrastructure changes. that will ensure that americans will not have their voices heard. a...

Came in and signed his name on each of the state's sheets and said under his breath, "the things we do for orange jesus." and i thought, you know, you're taking an act that is unconstitutional. >> orange jesus. congresswoman cheney, who lost her primary bid this summer, is also part of a new push in the house to prevent any future attempts to turn over elections. she introduced the presidential election reform act. >> i want to be clear that this is to prevent future attacks during election processes. no one should take our effort to reform the electoral count as any indication that donald tru...

Spend -- six hours with a grand jury on wednesday. not clear what was said in those closed-door meetings. next, we've got the republican senator, lindsey graham of south carolina. like giuliani, a lawyer by training. a federal judge doesn't eyed lindsey graham slides them to escape a subpoena. and now senator graham is on track to appear in a closed-door session before that's very same green jury in atlanta on tuesday. da willis is investigating a pair of postelection phone calls that senator graham made to georgia secretary of state, brad raffensperger. raffensperger said graham pressed him a...

Of another crisis, he has been a president of the covid crisis and the ukraine crisis, and that has all helped him to be re—elected and now helped him to be re—elected and now he has the face another crisis, a democratic process, of very low turnout, for france, in france we usually like to avert for the mother of all the election processes, so it is really that kind of challenge that will be central and pivotal to his success. there will be no honeymoon, no honeymoon for him with the voters, so the work starts now, not tomorrow, just now. and the voters, so the work starts now, not tomorr...

So give us a sense of where things stand now. >> well, look, where things stand is that unfortunately we have had the transformation of the big lie into now legislation and actions by republican state legislatures throughout the country. so the reason why we need to be litigating in 19 states, 36 cases is because in state after state after state rather than competing on a level playing field, rather than competing on a playing field of ideas, republicans are trying to rig the election processes and rules to gain an advantage in the rule book that they can't gain through the playing field of id...