we know that in at least two of the states where this happened, they got out reached and advised it happened. in one state in arizona they reached out to a group of sovereign citizens, which is a right wing ilitia group and told them to not do it anymore but whether there is more to this is something we ll talked about in the weeks ahead. definitely. we ll get into this more tomorrow. think about that folks listening now. people who were trying to set aside 160 some odd million votes but submitting fake electors and saying take these and the question becomes how high up the chain did it go to people that know that might have been part of the plan to try to submit these false electors and try to get them to be accepted by the national archives and united states senate. it terrifying. they will try it again. david jolly, joyce vance, thanks ahead. president biden and vice president harris are heading to the battleground state of georgia tomorrow to push for
how we shop, how we play, what we do, we love. electronic eyes, the sticky picks of fingers that follow us almost everywhere. and the weird fractured personal diary they write. remains forever. of course, it s meaningless, most of us. meaningless, that is until it s not. until it terrifying. the san francisco bay, made 27, 2011. 6:55 pm, a young nurse and student, named michelle hoang thi le walked across her studio at the parking lot. she s not supposed to be here. for reasons known, and without permission, she has left her post at the hospital. here, she walks to a white honda crv, just out of camera inch. then, 7:17 pm, here is
i think the challenge we re facing on the republican side is that when my name is attached they have visions of georgia and the change in election outcomes. we are not guaranteed victory every cycle but we should be guaranteed access and opportunity and not find it terrifying. in their shoes i would find the best way to mute me, solve the problem so that i have less to talk about. that was stacey abrams on this show yesterday. talking about why she s such a lightning rod for republicans. the woman at the forefront of the voting rights fight was instrumental in delivering the senate to the democrats. stacey abrams also asked the question we re all asking why are republicans so afraid of
over the united states, of what we think the job of a president is, and what we believe our public servants to be. and i find it terrifying. right here, the president tweeting about polling. read it. i go back to the peter baker column a few weeks back. you look at pst presideast pres faced impeachment. it had a chilling effect on him and that white house, the fact that was in the water, in the conversation. yet, you have this president going out there and talking about it as much as he can, engaging with george stephanopoulos the way he did. help us understand that tact that the president is taking here. the way the president thinks about his job, it s political. his advisers told him, if you talk about impeachment, you will rile up your own business. coming up, the president
it was integral to getting the fisa applications, so i think everyone regardless of party affiliation should find this chilling and find it terrifying, this is not normal, this should not be normalized that we use propaganda as justification to spy on u.s. citizens. rob: ned, what makes people crazy in washington is you have both sides democrats and republicans screaming that this is vindication and also to go against your argument here you ve got marco rubio saying that the warrant is legit. he thinks there s reason to believe that he might have been a foreign agent. you know, if cart ter page was suspected of being agent of foreign power and surveilled and there were four to five applications, why is he still walking free, why is he still not being charged as spy, i find that it was used as justification, backdoor entrance to spy on the trump campaign as