mississippi. i am right now in madison county, a county that went overwhelmingly for donald trump in the general election, and what we want to show you some pictures of some people who were voting earlier today. what we hear from election officials here is that the turnout is not as heavy as it was two weeks ago. we re hearing it s about 75% fewer voters so far this morning than there were at this time two weeks ago, but the day is young yet, craig, and we could see more people out. joining me right now are two people who are here in madison county, and you voted this morning. zianna williams and larry wilkes, father and stepdaughter. right. you voted last time, and who did you vote for? mike espy. and who did you vote for this time? mike espy. why? democrat, to help us with like medical health care and all that stuff. the reasons why you voted.
associated press. so is elliott williams, former deputy attorney general. what are people in the white house advising the president to do in terms of the fallout from that? joouj has begiuliani has bee inconsistent messenger for the president. in terms of what we ve heard from people in the white house, the people all along have suggested that the president proceed cautiously on paul manafort, that a pardon here that certainly he has the legal authority, would perhaps manafort would still be open to state charges but also it would be a political stick of dynamite if he were to do this. as the mueller investigation continues and many people believe is perhaps entering sort of its end stage, suddenly a pardon of manafort here, especially when the president already has a controversial