President trump escalating his threat to topple a pillar of american democracy. After first refusing to peacefully commit to the transfer of power, he loses the election. The president dug in. So we have to be very careful with the ballots. The ballots, thats a whole big scam. We want to make sure the election is honest, and im not sure that it can be. I dont know that it can be with this whole situation. Unsolicited ballots. These are not unsolicited ballots. In 41 of 50 mailin ballotbefor. Only a handful of states automatically mail ballots to all registered voters. Even the president s own fbi director say mailin ballots pose no real threat to a free and fair result. We have not seen historically any kind of coordinated National Voter fraud effort in a major election, whether its by mail or otherwise. And, remember, 25 states are already voting despite President Trumps continued baseless warnings about voter fraud. Republicans seem compelled to respond to the idea he wouldnt step as
Im Natalie Allen and this is cnn newsroom. Thank you so much for joining us. U. S. President donald trump is expected to nominate federal Appeals Court judge Amy Coney Barrett to replace ruth baiter ginsburg at the Supreme Court. Thats according to multiple sources. The president said he will make a formal announcement of his choice on saturday. For more on barrett, heres cnns pam brown. Reporter cnn has learned that President Trump intends to pick Amy Coney Barrett for his replacement for the Supreme Court. The republican allies are told by the white house this is who the president wants. That announcement is expected to be made later this evening, around 5 00 p. M. Eastern time. Amy Coney Barrett was seen as a frontrunner from the getgo. She was interviewed by the president for the last Supreme Court vacancy that ultimately went to justice kavanaugh. She has conservative credenti credentials. She has seven children and one with down syndrome, and two adoptive children from haiti. She
Advocates who have fought for the restoration of voting rights for Floridians with past felony convictions are crying foul after Governor Ron DeSantis promised former President Donald Trump would be allowed to vote in the November election.
Advocates who have fought for the restoration of voting rights for Floridians with past felony convictions are crying foul after Governor Ron DeSantis promised former President Donald Trump would be allowed to vote in the November election.
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