here is if those photographs that were reportedly cropped were the ones that are were released publicly. so that is also something very important to keep an eye out for. and also cnn has reached out to the white house for a response, we re still waiting to hear back from them. so as we wait for that, just important to keen in mip in min is more independent will tbehin happened the day after the inauguration, trying to prove the point that we all know was simply not you true. the images and the story that won t go away. all right. polo sandoval, thank you so much. registering to vote presenting an i.d. when you are ready to cast a ballot might sound simple, but it can be more complicated than you think. details on the problem and the solutions next. are you done yet? does it look like i m done? shouldn t you be at work? [ mockingly ] shouldn t you be at work? todd. hold on. [ engine revs ] arcade game: fist pump! your real bike s all fixed. man, you guys are good!
nonprofit volunteer based group working in tennessee, virginia, texas, georgia and florida. five states with voter i.d. laws andquee midterm races. te texas h texas hay a law that required all to accept and handful of i.d.s was blocked. the state reworked the law to allow voter without the necessary i.d. to sign a deck d. la race c declaration, but a federal judge blocked that too before an appeals court decided the adjusted law would be enforced. on average it costs $40 to get an i.d. which includes getting necessary birth certificates or any type of proof of residency. reporter: but for some the
here is victor blackwell. reporter: michelle is an 18-year-old freshman at the university of houston. what is her major? she doesn t have an answer for that yet. but she does have an enthusiastic answer to another question. are you looking forward to voting? yes. reporter: this will be your first time obviously. yeah. reporter: but michelle is one of more than 600,000 texans who are otherwise eligible to vote but who do not have a state required i.d. you should be able to identify yourself whenever you are voting on they make sure that there is no fraud, but then i know some people don t have the resources to get one. reporter: texas will enforce its new law for the first time this november and as election day nears, voter rights groups are scrambling to get ideas into the hands of eligible voters. many of whom cannot afford the process. it is very challenging to be poor and to want to vote right now in texas. reporter: christina sanders is texas state director for sp
challenge is not primarily financial. david lives jut ost outside aus. his out of state i.d. expired 2009. and he needed to track down his california birth certificate. going to a notary public to certify i was who i was which put me in the odd position of needing a photo i.d. to get a photo i.d. i could probably sign the affidavit saying i couldn t get i.d., but then if somebody decided that there was some way i could get it, not only would my vote be invalidated, i d be in legal jeopardy. reporter: according to the document, the reasonableness fz yo of your impediment cannot be questioned. texas attorney general says the revised law removes any burden on voters who cannot obtain a photo i.d., but sanders predicts it will still scare off eligibility voters. every time there are new laws
tell anyone on the campaign. did you tell anyone on the campaign? as far as i remember, i absolutely did not. you didn t tell cory lewandowski? as far as i remember, i did not share this information with anyone on the campaign. not sam clovis? anyone. dear born? anyone. mashburn? anyone. wally farris, none of them? i might have, but i have no recollection of doing so. i can t guarantee it. all i can say is my memory is that i never shared it with anyone on the campaign. papadopoulous also contradicted sworn testimony by u.s. attorney general jeff sessions. the former trump campaign adviser claims that sessions and then candidate trump both supported his idea of setting up a meeting between trump and russian vladimir putin. listen. when did you first meet donald trump? march 31st at the national security meeting. there is a photo of you at the table. candidate trump was there, senator jeff sessions is there.