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Spearheading an attempt to have an arizona-style audit there. in the past you said he would have to go through you. can you tell us where his efforts stand and if you are confidentiality you can thwart them. >> the state commissioner issued a demand letter to three counties in pennsylvania requesting the private voting information of 997,000 pennsylvania voters. if these counties were to comply and turn over all of the materials that the state senator has demanded, that would cost the taxpayers just in those three counties up to $30 million in equipment that they would have to replace. the sec...

We know that there were dozens and dozens of lawsuits that were filed, all against the -- trying to undermine the election. they were all unsuccessful. and many issues that have been developed along those lines, there has been no proof in pennsylvania as there has not been in many other states. the federal government has done what they can along those lines but collectively state legislatures across the country have to rebuke what's taking place along those lines and stand up and fight back against these type of things. >> and you also have the republicans, the party of prudence, the balanced ...

Josh shapiro. mr. attorney general, thanks for joining us. so republicans in pennsylvania are, clearly, trying to make this, at least in part, a fight with you. i am wondering what your reaction is to the news that they are moving forward with this so-called forensic investigation? i mean, what does that term even mean to you, in this context? >> well, anderson, just one, respectful correction. it's not republicans in pennsylvania. and it's not a group of senators. it is one insurrectionist state senator who is demanding the personal-private voting information of 997,000 pennsylvanians. this i...

So as you might expect, we are left wondering, where in the state of montana are the copies of this voting data being analyzed? where is the secure, powerful lab? here's what we found out. cipher is a company that's based in virginia, according to its website. but cipher was spun off, and is a sister company of a company called cy tech and cy tech according to its website is based in montana. here we are right now, south of the city of big fork. more interestingly, they are run by the same exact person. and that person, we're told, is the man who drove in a truck, the copies of the voting info...

Zachary Markovits What Works Cities, Results for America Zachary Markovits is the vice president of local government and managing director of What Works Cities at Results for America. Before joining Results for America, he worked at the Pew Charitable Trusts, where he led Pew's elections performance portfolio, as well as the Voting Information Project. Previously, he worked out of the University of California's Survey Research Center and served as a community organizer in the south side of Providence, Rhode Island.