system was holding up. what he found was an open win w window. there was a voter registration database with 6.3 million records of all of georgia s voters including full names, dates of birth even driver s license and partial social security numbers all wide open to anyone snooping. certain counties in georgia were identified as vulnerabilities. lamb didn t know about the records so he e-mailed and called georgia s center for election systems running out of this house on the campus of ken saw state university to warp them. six months later that data was
time russians were snooping around. according to the justice department s special counsel investigation that included snooping around website of concern counties in georgia to identify vulnerabilities. lamb didn t know about the russians, but he did know having voting records so easily accessible was a problem. so he e-mailed and then he called georgia s center for election systems, run out of this house on the campus of the university to warn them. six months later all that georgia voter data was still unprotected. all the passwords, everything was still available, to anybody who wanted it. right, yeah. reporter: what does that tell but the secure election of the state of georgia? georgia s election systems they should not be trusted. reporter: eventually, the university closed the security loophole and notified the state. a lawsuit was filed challenging the security of georgia s elections. then, shockingly, evidence of
d souza, both people that have violated criminal orders as well as bench orders and in the case of sheriff joe arpaio. those were meant to be signs to his former colleagues that he may pardon them. i wouldn t trust the president if i was them. i would trust the justice system, but, you know, i do not put beyond anything that the president does. i will point out, though, if the president uses the pardon system to pardon his coconspirators, i do believe that is an impeachable offense and there s people in congress that believe that also. thank you for joining us tonight. thank you. coming up just ahead, could omarosa be a witness in the russia investigation? we ll talk more about what she could have told the special counsel robert mueller. and why didn t paul manafort s lawyers call a single witness in his defense? we ll have the latest on the former trump campaign chairman s trial that should be head to go jury soon. who doesn t love a deal?