cast with 17 days to go until election day. at stake, control of both champ pwers of congress. the democrats have control now, but whether they can hold onto power is still in question. president biden says he s not going anywhere. at least he doesn t intend to. the reason i m not making a judgment about formally running or not running, as soon as i make that announcement, a whole series of regulations kick in and i have to treat myself as a candidate from that point on. i have not made that my formal decision, but it is my intention to run again. and we have time to make that decision. before that, his party needs to weather the midterms while acknowledging many are on shaky political ground. here s what i think. it s been back and forth with them ahead, us ahead, them ahead. pwaorlgt. and the polls have been all over the place. i think that we re going to see one more shift back to our side the closing days. part of his carefully crafted midterm strategy, tactically
them and regardless of what the intent is of these people who are taking pictures of our elections workers, they re harassing people, they re not helping further the interests of democracy. reporter: to be clear, there s nothing illegal about standing 75 feet away from a ballot drop box on a public street, but at another drop box in maricopa county, a voter filed this complaint that alleges a group of people filmed and photographed the voter and his wife as they tried to vote, accusing them off being a mule, taking photographs of their license plate and following them to the parking lot. the voter intimidation complaint filed with the arizona secretary of state, katie hobbs, who is also running for governor, has been referred to the department of justice and arizona attorney general s office for investigation. this complaint comes in a state that never stopped chasing conspiracies about the 2020 election, from the multimillion-dollar and problem-plagued partisan review of maricopa co
well, it absolutely is personal. you know, i ve had to ration my insulin because i couldn t afford it. i nearly died from it. i m at high risk. my wife and i are preparing to have our third daughter now. i ve lost an uncle to covid. this is not a game. we re in a moment where a pandemic has cost us so much loss that we need leadership to find our way forward. instead of that, he s chasing conspiracies. trying to find the bogeyman and inciting lawlessness and fear mongering and it s going to cost us lives and we have to stop it. it is going to cost us lives. it s deeply depressing. olivia, the nonsense is coming not just from rand paul, but from many members of your party, including your former boss, the president. donald trump was on fox news over the weekend complaining that people would have said he did a horrible job if he were president during covid. have a listen. well, first of all, could you imagine if i were president right now and we had this
reporter: fann s decision to continue with the audit is backed by the republican majority in the arizona senate. it looks like they re chasing conspiracies. or debunking conspiracies. that s another thing. everybody wants to twist that word around. how about debunking conspiracy? reporter: and how long do you believe that this process should go? as long as it takes. reporter: do you believe this is helping democracy? absolutely. absolutely. reporter: will you do this every election? it will be a lesson in democracy that we answer people s questions. and i want the people i don t care if you re in arizona or any state across the nation. if we have those kind of doubts, we owe it to them to answer their questions. this will be the basis of a gold standard. kyung lah joins us now from phoenix. it s interesting she is saying essentially that if anybody feels like something wasn t fair, then there will always be audits, because people will always think something is unfai
covered by others. i don t know who they are. i know from get-go there was a lot of grass roots people. i have been told there are people sending in $10, $50 checks, $$100 because they want to see the audit done. reporter: it s backed by the republican majority in the arizona senate. looks like they are chasing conspiracies. or debunking conspiracies. that s another thing. they don t look at that. everyone wants to twist that word around. reporter: how long do you believe this process should go? as long as it takes. reporter: do you believe this is helping democracy? absolutely. reporter: will you do this every election? we will answer people s questions. i don t care if you re in arizona or any state across the nation, if we have those doubts, we owe it to then to answer their questions. this will be the basis of a gold standard. kyung law joins us now from phoenix. it s interesting, she s saying