that's not the creepy part. the person knocking at the door is a volunteer for a group known as the utah voter verification project and the latest front in the so-called stop the steal election fraud conspiracy movement. we know this thanks to an investigative story by the salt lake tribune. kudos to local journalism. this is what they found. the questioners are part of a private statewide effort to root out supposed voter fraud, sound familiar? like the thing they tried in arizona examining ballots for cheeto dust to conclude president biden won the state by a greater margin unlike arizona trump won at utah but that isn't stopping utah door knockers from sniffing out fake fraud with clipboards. the tribune got its hands on the training material. the questioners are trained to keep these fake. they don't wear name tags and don't identify the organizations they're with. people of utah who care about our country and the integrity of our elections appear to have the personal voter information of the people they were questioning. residents complained about these strangers knocking on doors asking questions because who would? these strangers did more than just ask questions. they also recorded audio and video without the consent of the person being recorded, which by the way is legal in utah but still weird. their mission is to match voters to votes cast in the 2020 election to determine if any were fraudulent. this is what i mean by ghost story because they're chasing ghosts. because there is no fraud. even the utah governor and lieutenant governor both republicans have called voter fraud claims absolute falsehoods and it doesn't end there. the tribune's investigation also revealed that the group has direct connections to the election conspiracy organization linked to you guessed it, qanon. along with an indirect connection to mike lindell, the tv seller of crappy over priced pillows and maga dreams and the training manuel, the tribune obtained one of the rules includes quote please look and act as quote team america. which sounds a lot like lindell's nationwide group called "cause of america." this is where we zoom out a little bit. this is not just happening in utah, this is happening all over the country. we're seeing voter intimidation and calls for audits in several states. this door knocking is the latest evidence of the movement's shad did practices. the tribune reported there are groups on telegram working to organize this utah style of door knocking in florida, mississippi and in nebraska. this is a national campaign by the right to convince america that our elections are a sham. it doesn't even matter if they don't find proof, the point is to generate media coverage and investigations and affidavits to create images that generate sin death colt leader snatches them again. this is the master plan for the rest of us. it's alive with a body count. the scary thing it just got bigger. joining me now is the reporter for the story, political correspondent for the salt lake tribune and dnc and dccc advisor. thank you for being here. mr. shot, congratulations on excellent reporting. a very weird and scary story that you reported and i guess my first question is did this come out because of complaints or were people as they were getting these, you know, door knocking, did people actually complain? did they call 911 and ask who are these people? >> the complaints came as i was preparing to actually write my story. i had seen posts seeking volunteers for this group on telegram and you mentioned this is a ghost story. the people behind it were ghosts. it took me months to track them down. they have no online presence on any social media programs and can't find them on linkedin and took me forever to find the name of the people. i was able to track them down finally and get a recording of one of their training sessions and materials but they're doing everything they can to remain hidden. and so it was very hard to get ahold of them or at least to find out who they were. i was not able to get ahold of them. they didn't return my calls. as i was getting ready to report the story out, i met with the lieutenant governor in charge of elections in the state and she said we're starting to get complaints from some parts of the state there are people going around knocking on doors and they appear to have the personal voter information of everyone, and so it's sort of happened at the same time these complaints are starting to come in. i have been trying to find out who this group was for quite along time because it certainly seemed like they were trying to look for phantom votes as they called it but i didn't know who they were or what they were doing and really got my attention they were doing everything they could to conceal themselves from main stream online space. >> you know, and so there have been organizations like this, like true the vote that goes all the way back to 2012 that also tried to raise the prospect that president obama's election was fraudulent. this happens every time a democrat wins the white house. let's be honest. it generally is not directed at a red, red state like utah. like, this is a state that donald trump won. so were you able to sort of get to the bottom of what is it they want to prove? donald trump won the state. what are they trying to prove, that he didn't win the state or won it more? >> that joe biden did not get as many votes in the state as he did on election night. they're looking to -- they're looking for votes that were cast by people who don't exist or don't live at someplace or don't live at an address or haven't lived there for awhile. they're specifically asking did you get extra ballots because we're a universal vote by mail state and asking if they got extra ballots and what they did with the ballots. my whole point is to get affidavits. that's why they're recording you without your knowledge so if you don't do an affidavit, they can recreate one without a recording. they're trying to find out what happened at the extra ballots and as i listened to this reporting of the training session, the person running it absolutely claimed that she has found numerous fraudulent votes in the state. they are seth and dr. frank who are far right election conspiracy mongers who use math to try to claim their algorithm shows there were irregular votes and the other people on -- in the training 100% accepted that without question, that the organizers said i found some blatantly illegal votes the other day and they were like okay. it jaw dropping to listen to this because they're living in an alternate reality and it seems like they're trying to weaponize that. >> maya, let's talk about first of all, the fact that it is legal. it's a one party. so they're not doing anything illegal. we should start out with that. it creepy and weird but what do you make of a broad based overall strategy, which steve bannon also said he would like to see it to simply undermine the idea of elections being legitimate period even if they get the result they want, they seem to want to just undermine the idea that elections in and of themselves are legitimate? what could be the purpose of that? >> it's become the greatest mobilizing tool, the right has ever had from organizing to the extent that they can have people believe what is obviously not true and organize and use them to their own ends. we've already had a republican party that rather than contesting for the votes of voters are gerrymandering and using voter suppression tactics. this is a popular mobilization of the undermining of true democratic process. the point is about this democracy is we're supposed to be trying to get people to become adhering to our policies. not adhering to our own personal power and i think as bart had in his atlantic piece, which i think brian's story really under scores is that this is about grass roots mobilization that has been radicalized but it hasn't been radicalized for a democratic purpose. it's been radicalized for the particular power of donald trump and if he wins -- loses reelection again as already mobilized for the next insure -- insurrection and that's a scary dangerous thing. >> when you marry the fact that this great reporting by mr. shot ties this to people like mike lindell leading a national crusade to say the whole election was stolen from donald trump, the three percenters and characters connected that had to distance themselves from because of the criminal records. there is a whole scary spooky aspect to it but in the end, how much of this is just g.o. tv? that in order to get republicans to vote at all, you have to go through the process in republican states of doing the audit and saying there was fraud and of undermining and in utah this means the whole way they vote, mail in voting because it seems donald trump created an imperative to turn their voters away from the idea of voting by mail but also to get them motivated to participate at all by promising to contest the results of elections even when trump won? >> yeah, i mean, it's become the ultimate test for the republican party everywhere now and it's the myth there is something undue. everyone in washington and the democratic party is paying attention to the reporting. what is happening that the republican paty is doing is happening at local and state level outside of the shadow of washington directly to people activating the grass roots. this is a effort for the platform within the entire dna of the republican farty. they have effectively declared open warfare against emocracy and all we disagree about from budgets to build back better, none of that matters if the democratic process isn't in place like we should be. the republicans are making a bet that there is no way in a fair fight they can ever win and national election ever again so the only recourse they have is to throw democracy outside the door and invalidate votes. they're going after utah which they won and trying to invalidate the votes now. that tells you the lengths of which they're willing to go to try to ensure that for the rest of ourhe rest of this country's life, only republicans win in power. these people will do anything, say anything, lie about everything, defraud the american people if it means it keeps them in power. there is no low too low for them to go and everyone needs to wake up to that reality. >> we have steve bannon saying what they are trying to do, just saying it out loud. here he is. >> word has it that per perdue is a disaster and the maga base can't stand the sound of his name. he should be in the senate today. brian kemp and david perdue is gutless, feckless. >> that's part of a podcast where he went affidavit perdue because he wouldn't throw the election to donald trump. you know, so there is a desire that to be a member of the club you have to throw in an election. your reporting is direct on this. the secret of nature is one of the eriest parts of it. is there a way or are you able to discern the people's doors who were getting knocked were able to find out who that was on the other side of the door and did anyone -- was anyone concerned they had given information? you could have given your information to anybody. how would they know who that was? >> i don't have reporting on that. it was simply just reported to county authorities because here in the state elections are run by the county so people were calling their county authoriies saying they have strangers coming around knocking on doors and won't tell us who they are and won't identify themselves. >> were some of them wearing side arms? because there was -- that was -- right, that some of them may have been armed. >> that's actually the group in colorado that is doing that. the u.s. election integrity project have been going door to door. some have been armed and the leaders of that group, one is a member of the three percenters militia and we've established a direct link between the utah group and colorado group and the gentleman who is the member of the militia is also served as security for represent lauren boebert and campaign events. there is another connection for you. we don't have anything about them being armed here in the state. >> in the state of utah. maya, that steps it up another level. if the three percenters were involved, they were involved in january 6th. this takes it to another level because you've had statements and polls that show that there are certain members of the republican party willing to use violence if necessary to get their way in an election and so it feels like we're kind of going that direction. >> yeah, i think that was one of the things that terrified me about brian about your reporting was that link and also how they were organizing and organizing under the radar because that very much models exactly what we were saying both how january 6th was organized, how charlottesville was organized. so when we have seen these very scary right wing white supremacists neo nazi or factious organizing usually in some collision of underground communication to organize violence and the pattern and connections are scarily reminiscing of january 6th. >> the kind of place that the far right organizes and i go back and mentioned true the vote again. i remember this in 2012 because these were stories about voter intimidation. watching people as they cast their ballots, following them. the idea that we want to make voters feel like a police car is behind them when they go to vote and really meant black voters and brown voters. this all leads in a very frightening direction. >> we were marching towards an inevitable situation where an election is going to happen. these fools and people will show up with guns armed trying to intimidate voters. i just want to know what the breaking point is for particularly the media class here in washington to start identifying the republican party for what it is, which is an anti democratic racist force in amany -- america. there is a way to normalize and go back to the way it was, relive glory days of washington and i'll tell you, we're not going back to that. that's not going to happen and every time that we excuse the republican party's ways and try to normalize them, we're helping and aiding and abetting them and their effort to try to take out democracy. >> yeah. well, there is nothing normal about this. excellent reporting bryan shaw. thank you for being here. maya wiley and kirt, both of you thank you very much. up next on "the reidout." we remember trump's memes with putin. nothing like that today as president biden confronted the russian leader on his hostile actions towards ukraine. also, congresswoman ilhan omar joins the racist attacks against her from the insurrection caucus and the far right's almost total control over the gop. >> plus. >> this battle has been going on for nearly three hours. >> amaing rarely heard audio from 80 years ago today when pearl harbor was bombed and america went to war. tonight's absolute worst is moo-ing to a new pasture and it's utterly predictable. utterly predictable. 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>> it pretty stark. frankly in a lot of ways i think this administration has handled the matter of the looming crisis textbook. that might not be enough under the previous administration i think putin believed he had license to push pretty far to act with impunity and now he's testing that. that's part of what the russians see at the moment as an opportunity, the vulnerability of the united states, the united states divided internally and they're testing the ability to act with little to no consequence and they are also acting on a keen interest as you pointed out to retain ukraine and their influence. it's the need and opportunity that's driving the russian action at the moment and biden administration's goal is to demonstrate that there is a significant cost. the question is whether that's been made clear and if that's sufficient to overcome this urgency for the russian side. >> you know, it feels like this is an endless feedback loop with the russians where the u.s. has in the past wanted to have something like more normal relations after president obama was reelected there was the infamous i'll have more latitude kind of thing when putin briefly pretended to step aside even though he never stepped aside and into that opening, putin over did it, right? he went and grabbed crimea, tried to invade it, crimea in 2014. so he's been super aggressive wherever there is any attempt to behave as if he is a more normal actor. so where does this end? i mean, it does seem that putin is determined to go back and invade this country again and force it to be part of his spear of influence. how does this end? >> well, you know, i think that look, you crane wasn't always like this and threatening to invade. he doesn't necessarily need to invade. before 2014 ukraine really was the subject of the tug-of-war between russia and the west and sometimes a more prowestern government would be in power in kiev and sometimes a more pro-russian government would be and, you know, it was only in 2014 when a popular revolution forced out the hand picked prokremlin candidate that putin felt this was done by the u.s., that this was a cia sponsored coup and the color revolution and lop off some territory which under nato rules would make it ineligible for nato membership and would have territorial disputes inside the borders. ironically, throw, what putin has done is he has made ukraine more prowestern than it has ever been and probably will be for another generation. he's lopped off the russian speaking parts in the east and crimea and ukraine which as you mentioned in your intro, which was a natural ally of russia now is so -- feels so antagonized by moscow that it wants to be part of the west more than it ever had before 2014 which is the deep irony of this. >> the thing is, lieutenant colonel vinman you had him trying to get impeached to try to give dirt on joe biden and tried to use them. it does feel like all that has been done to this country has pushed them more and more as julia said towards the west, not towards russia, which is where trump seemed to want them to be, as well. what would a sort of western sort of european looking rather than russia looking ukraine mean for us, for our national security, for europe. what do you think the big picture for that is? >> that is probably the most important question to answer. what it means, what ukraine means to us and that's probably something that's not been sufficiently address. ukraine is holding a key interest to us certainly from a value perspective and a struggling democracy. more importantly from a geopolitical interest because ukraine could be the gravity that draws russia into a more normalized, more democratic sphere. if ukraine is prosperous and successful and this is according to putin a country that shouldn't exist, it's an artificial border, should be part of russia but yet successful, how does he justify to his population that they don't have the rights, they don't enjy economic prosperity? an investment could be essential. that's probably the most important reason we should be investing. yes, we want to nuture democracy. russia is looking to undermine u.s. led order up end the international system that's allowed the u.s. to prosper and we need to win this win and support ukraine. >> so then how to win that i guess is the question, julia. there is this pipeline called nordstream that could allow them to send national gas to europe. that's on the table. if they mess up here, that could be ended. is that the best leverage? it isn't up and running yet so is that actual leverage that europe, the reconstructed west with trump gone has against them? >> well, i think that's one lever. other levers that are being discussed are, you know, making it more difficult for the russian government and russians to convert rules into dollars, which would be very punishing for the russian economy. another option being discussed as the nuclear option is cutting russia off from the swift financial system that would make it hard to transfer money to russia like the oil and gas shipments. so you wouldn't be able to do a wire transfer. you have to bring in suitcases of cash. for oil and gas, that's not convenient. the measures aren't -- you know, they don't impose unlatter l -- unilateral hurt. they would bear the blunt of this more than the u.s. would which doesn't have as many trade ties with russia. that's one of the things in the balance and one of the things that the biden administration is thinking about is how to sure up american allies. >> yeah. >> in europe so they can with stand this pressure and are willing to with stand what it takes to push on russia. >> i have to say, it was refreshing to have a president again who actually stands up to vladimir putin, rather than sort of, you know, hugging him and sitting in his lap and kissing up to him. >> but this is probably why we have troops on the boarder with the last guy, you know, putin didn't need to -- >> he was on his side, which was a very odd place for us all to be. >> i'm afraid that isn't going to be enough. yeah, i'm just afraid that's not going to be enough. it going to be a concert effort, probably a return of military troops to europe. the ones that we've drawn back over the course of the past 30 years after the end of the cold war to reassure allies it's going to be arming the ukrainians with lethal ammunitions that could make ukraine a much more bitter pill to swallow and take engagement. it's going to take engagement for both sides to identify mutually beneficial security assurances that they could give each other to pull ourselves back from the brink. >> we'll have more of this conversation. you guys are the best people to talk to about. thank you very much. lieutenant colonial, julia, thank you. up next, if you can't police them, promote them. that appears to be kevin mccarthy's approach to the gop fringe becoming the gop base. ilhan omar joins me and seriously, don't moo-ve. because if you haven't heard, tonight's absolute worst, it's still ahead. s absolute worst, is still ahead. tv: mount everest, the tallest mountain on the face of the earth. keep dreaming. 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it means to be considered a republican in good standing you need to express unwavering support for your dear leader and whole heartily embrace the big lie and condone racist, islam phobic and violent rhetoric and it also means getting nothing done in congress both only policy goal being to quote troll the libs. forget governing. why would we do that? that's boring. mitch mcconnell admitted they have no policy ideas to run on going into the midterms, none. in the house that seems to be fine for little kevin that wants to be the sheppard for the flock if they want to win back control and for the far right maga monsters, mccarthy's philosophy is if you can't police them, promote them. quote, the path to power for republicans in congress is rooted in the capacity to generate outrage. success in congress once measured by bills passed and constituents reached is gagged in many ways by the ability to attract attention, even if it is negative as the gop looks to reclaim a house majority next year by firing up trump's supporters. joining me is someone that's been the target for the outrage. ilhan omar of minnesota. congresswoman, thanks for being here. i've been watching your media availability since this whole mess happened. i have to praise you for your poise and calm in this situation and also echo our friend and ask how are you doing? how is your family doing? and how is your staff doing? because these staffers are young, young people. how is everyone doing? >> well, thank you so much, joy, for having me. i just want to thank my constituents and so many people across this country who have reached out and apologized on behalf of my colleague and it's been really tremendous to hear from so many people who condemn the kind of heat filled rhetoric we've been dealing with. you know, i'm okay. i have survived things like war and i'm going to be okay. what i worry about is my staff, my constituents and every single member of the muslim community who is worried about what this means for them and without condemnation and punishment for this kind of islam phobic hate would mean for them in their communities. >> and you said to many and i think it's so true, that, you know, it was so moving. after 9/11, it wasn't just muslims who were attacked and brutally attacked and picked on but broadly, i'll apologize to everyone for playing this because she's not the brightest bulb in the fixture. this is lauren boebart this is her direct recalling your her colleague in congress a terrorist. here she is. >> we have a serious issue with a terrorist and that is a member of congress. she praises terrorists. >> that was the saturday on november 20th. that was the a thursday, and then saturday the joke video came out of her joking about you being a suicide bomber. what is there even to say to her at this point or really maybe speak past her to leadership of the republicans in the house. what would you want to say to kevin mccarthy doing nothing about this? >> yeah, i mean, this is why so many muslims across the country have reached out to our office and to other members of congress because they know that when anti muslim hatred and islam phobia is unaddressed it's the muslim community that ends up paying for it. i can't imagine, you know, just how incredibly dangerous it is to move now from the jokingly way that she was trafficking her islam phobic troops to now explicitly identifying a member of congress as a terrorist and the kind of violence that that can incite. i mean, if you were at home and you were hearing that, you would be alarmed to think that there is a terrorist in the house of representatives. it should be alarming to everyone and i just want to make people understand how dangerous the usage of her words can be because i am afraid that somebody like the people who have been leaving voice mails in my office will feel compelled to come and take out the terrorists and that is not only endangering my life but endangering other muslims in the house of representatives, our staffers who resemble me and endangers other members who might be cut in the cross fire if we do not condemn, punish and rebuke this we'll ultimately be gathered to mourn the loss of life and another tragedy and that's what i don't want to happen and i don't think people understand the seriousness of the kind of violence this woman is inciting and who she's actually talking to when she looks directly in the camera and says words like the ones that she's used in that video and what those people might be compelled to do. >> she's raised millions and millions of dollars, like $2.8 million marjorie greene. that's how you become speaker, folks by raising lots of money. it's likely that that person, one of those people will be in leadership, will be in leadership if kevin mccarthy somehow managed to stumble his way into speaker. he has to apiece those people, those people to get the speaker ship. that's who he answers to. he answers to those two clowns. >> and joy, that is the larger danger as well that the american people have to recognize. these are people who think trafficking hateful rhetoric gets them clout and we have somebody who wants to be considered for a leadership position in one of the highest institutions in our government who condones this and doesn't have the guts to condemn it. what happens if we allow that person to lead and what will be left of our country and its decency? 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"all in with chris hayes" starts now. >> tonight on "all in". >> devin nunes is some day going to be hailed as a great american hero. >> trump's biggest defenders cashing out as one of his colleagues diagnosis the larger problem. >> there are two types of members of congress. there's performance artist, and legislators. we have grifters in our midst. >> that and an ult