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To do with it. this particular individual has no experience whatsoever with elections. why he was accepted, why he was asked? i couldn't begin to tell you. it makes no sense, i think they finally saw the writing on the wall and asked him to resign and by they, i mean the administration in maryland. >> one more thing before i let you go, the accident of justice, attorney general jeff sexes sent out a letter last week asking each state, asking them how they enforce federal requirements that they purge their voter rolls of eneligible voters, the headline, this doj letter, may be more alarming tha...

According to accounts, 16 states and the district of columbia have denied the request, some citing privacy laws. thirty states say they will give some data but not all. four states are undecided. they deny there is widespread voter fraud last fall. >> i would say personally that i would be stunned to see the number near the close. i've also said sunshine is the best -- we take a look at it don't find anything that answers the question. >> others are providing some voter data. >> everyone's goal would be to increase the competence of the american people and the security of our elections. >> mis...

Election officials from across the country are in indianapolis this weekend finding themselves in the center of a very controversial issue, voter fraud. this after the cochair of the white house voter fraud commission, ks secretary of state kris kobach, asked states to hand over just a massive amount of publicly available voter data. the overwhelming majority of states, 45 states and the district of columbia, have either declined to release voter data or will hand over just limited amounts of that information. joining me now is the california secretary of state, alex pedilla, who is there at t...

Been increasing upset over that request to the states, before today it had been an open question as to what exactly the white house intended to do with all this data, where they planned to keep all of this super personal information about every single voter in america. today we got our answer. "washington post" reports according to kris kobach all that voter information for every voter in the country will be stored on white house computers under the direction of a member of the vice president's staff. well, that's fine then. this past year we now know an attack that continued right up until da...

Writing on the wall and asked him to resign and i mean the administration in maryland. >> and one more thing before i let you go, the department of justice, attorney general jeff sessions sent out a letter last week asking each state asking them how they enforce federal requirements that they purge their voter rolls of ineligible voters. the headline says this is doj letter may be more alarming than trump commission's request for voter data. what did you make of that letter from the attorney general? >> jonathan, the cornerstone of democracy is voting. it's participation by the citizens of our...