that s not a fair comparison. but you have to get in the mind-set of conservative media, what they hear. they think the democrats were breaking all kinds of norm and is they feel like they have the permission to do the same. i think you re going to get a lot of brawling from these committee chairman without little regard for norms. and apparently you don t have to win to do some of the brawling, josh. losing isn t going to stop kari lake who has made a point of not conceding the arizona governor s race. she went to mar-a-lago the other day. what s going on here? yeah, she is not taking the calls from many in the party to concede. you ve seen the election deniers who said in 2020 the election was stolen, made all of these false claims about the election, they conceded. but kari lake has not. she s continued to highlight various issues she said happened
was found. tz and he s giving them one last chance to say whether they want to claim the fbi took anything that s not on the list. if they don t, the judge said, quote, this submission shall be plaintiff s final opportunity to raise any factual disputes as to the completeness and accuracy of the detailed property inventory. what remains to be seen will change public perception. though there s some evidence it may be happening. a new poll by marquette shows 67% of americans believe the president had classified documents in his home and that includes nearly 4 out of every 10 republicans. charles coleman is with me in studio. and josh dausy, reporter with the the washington post. josh, is this what we re seeing
republicans defended the 1:00 p.m. sunday early voting start saying that it was, you know, made possible for poll workers to go to church as well, but now, after the bill has failed, they re coming back and saying, oh, actually we meant to do 11:00 a.m., not 1:00 p.m. it was a typo and we ll fix it when we try again. what this is an about-face, a walk back, because tlae been pressure and democrats and activists have had success at going after this bill. it s very unusual texas couldn t pass their voting restrictive voting bill because, of course, texas has the votes, it s all republicans down there. this was what you re seeing is a lot of attention and a lot of controversy pushing lawmakers to maybe walk back even if they re going to save face calling ate typo, some of the controversial parts of these laws. josh, you ve got some republicans in several states working on these voter sort of restriction bills after 2020. you ve gotten reporting on the former president who is the de
the last one is on state voting a case that pits voting rights protections against the newer restrictive laws we ve seen. i m not speaking of the ones the viewers may be familiar with in texas and georgia. these are previously passed laws in arizona, but similarly restrict voting rights and we will see soon enough whether the supreme court says that s okay, that s their call or whether that violates voting rights in the court s view. ari, thank you very much for that. i know you re keeping an eye on that. teeing up really this next discussion here, as he said, voting rights is one of the big decisions we re waiting for from the supreme court about some past laws, even as right now the fight in state houses is spreading. we ve got new reporting on where that goes next even as the de facto leader of the republican party former president donald trump reportedly gets more fixated on so-called audits of ballots and election fraud conspiracies. we re joined by josh dausy, who
most seemingly obsessed with trying to prove that he actually won those states. and josh, where is the pivot point for this? you have former vice president mike pence who will be up in new hampshire later today delivering a speech that is refueling the speculation about his presumed 2024 run, but yet the threats by the former to the potentially run again, although folks i talk to are highly skeptical he will, are in effect freezing the field. at what point do we hit the point of no return where donald trump needs to put up or shut up? it could be after the mid terms to see how republicans do in the midterms and what role the former president plays there, a constructive or destructive one. you have mvp of the party remains involved with him more than 70% of republican voters based on polls have bought into his false claims that the election was stolen, so right now, you have a former president who has the capacity to really