shot down today as we re getting new information about what the biden administration does and does not know about the object. plus, florida governor ron desantis cracking down on election crimes. but is there really an election crime problem? guess what. we ve got the numbers and you will come to your own conclusion, i hope. and congressman george santos accused of mpaying for puppies with bad checks worth more than $15,000. i m going to talk to a reporter who spoke to the amish puppy breeders, who say they were scammed. he went and met them. let s go outfront. good evening. welcome to a special edition of outfront. i m erin burnett. tonight president biden giving the go-ahead for the u.s. military to take down another object hovering high above the u.s., this time over alaska. that object said to be about the size of a car. they said it was a threat to commercial aviation, passenger jets. tonight our phil mattingly is reporting one of the main reasons that president bi
of the total vote. now, of those complaints, 75 of them were referred to law enforcement. so that gets you down to 0.0007% of the total vote. and ultimately that led to 20 arrests. let me get my glasses on. can you read this? 0.0002% of the total vote. then one of those cases was dismissed by a judge, and i can t do the math there but it s even smaller than 0.0002. desantis himself knows these numbers because the day after the 2020 election, he bragged about how incredible the elections are in florida. the way florida did it, i think inspires confidence. i think that s how elections should be run. we re now being looked at as the state that did it right and the state that these other states should emulate. daniel lip mapman is joining. okay, scott. he knows the numbers. you heard him. he said it. if everyone could just do
places with high cases. do average americans follow case quantities county by county? no. case counts are kinds of irrelevant at this point. if you are vaxxed, this virus isn t deadly anymore. your chance of catching covid is small. there is a 99% chance you won t die from it or even go to the hospital. out of 160 million americans who have been vaccinated. just a little over 1,000 have died. knees are cdc numbers. and most of them were older americans. one death is too much. but you have a 0.0007 percent chance of dying from covid if you are vaccinated. low risk there is an understatement. you have a bigger chance of dprieg a car crash. but we still get in the car
places with high cases. do average americans follow case quantities county by county? no. case counts are kinds of irrelevant at this point. if you are vaxxed, this virus isn t deadly anymore. your chance of catching covid is small. there is a 99% chance you won t die from it or even go to the hospital. out of 160 million americans who have been vaccinated. just a little over 1,000 have died. knees are cdc numbers. and most of them were older americans. one death is too much. but you have a 0.0007 percent chance of dying from covid if you are vaccinated. low risk there is an understatement. you have a bigger chance of dprieg a car crash. but we still get in the car
places with high cases. do average americans follow case quantities county by county? no. case counts are kinds of irrelevant at this point. if you are vaxxed, this virus isn t deadly anymore. your chance of catching covid is small. there is a 99% chance you won t die from it or even go to the hospital. out of 160 million americans who have been vaccinated. just a little over 1,000 have died. knees are cdc numbers. and most of them were older americans. one death is too much. but you have a 0.0007 percent chance of dying from covid if you are vaccinated. low risk there is an understatement. you have a bigger chance of dprieg a car crash. but we still get in the car