So what have you learned . Reporter well, anderson, u. S. Officials tell cnn that last year the u. S. Intelligence used a dossier as part of a justification to get a warrant to secretly monitor carl as one of the sources of information that the bureau has used to defend or to support its investigation. This includes approval from the secret court that oversees the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act known as fisa, to monitor pages communications. The fbi and the Justice Department would have had to present probable cause that he was acting as an agent of a foreign power, mobile engaging in foreign intelligence gathering for a foreign government. Comey and other fbi officials would have had to sign off on
russian spies. Pai page denies he knew these were russian agents. Page says he took a trip independently, that he expressed his own views and overall, he has disputed anything was illegal in his interactions with the russians. He sent us a statement that reads in part, i look forward
letter of our nation s capital, despite being under a strict indoor mask mandate even for the fully vaccinated plus the hotel she was captured at has its own indoor mask policy. despite going to run dissents refusing to play mask and vaccine mandates new cdc data shows florida is among the best state in the country when it comes to 7-day covid jason death rates. jimmy, let s take a look at the stats. this is the florida 7-day covid case, you 660.6, lowest cases in the us .0.2%, second lowest in depth. let s look at the map and use you know where we are in the big apple, much larger as well as illinois come much larger, california a little bit larger but nevertheless a lot more. how infuriating is this to the blue check brigade on twitter was the argument that the sentence was killing people.
6% with. that 6% in, no, should governor newsom be recalled, is at 60.6%. yes is at 13.4% of the vote. that s more than 170,000 votes ahead. that s only 6% of the vote. but these are actual votes that we re talking about. and with these actual votes, governor newsom is in the lead to keep his job. yes. and you make the key point. very early on. 6% of the estimated vote. all of them down near san diego county. let s just bring it up. percentages don t change because it is the same. 61% if you round up say no, keep gavin newsom. we don t want to recall him. 39% and change voting yes. we do know the first numbers we ll see, first in san diego, we ll get some others momentarily, these are mail-in ballots, early ballots. we expect just like we had in
favor of where gavin newsom wanted to be. track down to one more. i think this is important. second biggest county in the state. san diego county. obviously home of san diego. the no vote 60.6%. yes vote 39.4%. why does this matter? again, inside this county was a republican-won district back in 2020. what did joe biden do back in 2020? pretty much matching it up. if you match up in a state that democrats won by 30 points one year ago, you re dead. they re matching up or doing worse almost across the board in all of the major blue most populous areas. that right now is why gavin newsom is up by 2.77 million votes. so when i asked phil before the show, what does california look like, he goes it looks like an eye, whatever. what it looks like is basically this is what was blue during 2020 is blue. what was red during 2020 is red. look at the counties joe biden won. the counties joe biden won in 2020. every single one of them except for one is still blue. and if you want to dig in on
like here, this afternoon, former mayor pete buttigieg was not viable. so some of his supporters were going to other places. i can see right now, wolf, follow me here, if my photojournalist, andy can come with me, there are some people going over to the sanders campaign, so that s where some of the conversations and horse trading comes into play. this is just a preview of what we re going to see tonight on a much larger scale here. at this very location, there are going to be perhaps more than 500 people gathering and all the campaigns are certainly working to organize that. but viability and second choice, so important. we are keeping an eye on those second choice decisions tonight, for candidates who aren t viable. that could boost someone all right, hold on for a moment. reporter: just a snapshot here. a bit of a test run. we ve got the results from the first round over where you are. and you can take a look at this. bernie sanders, 60.6%. elizabeth warren, 21.1%. but every