maggie haberman. this is an hour and 10 minutes. election law expert trevor potter, and new york times white house correspondent maggie haberman, guided by our capable moderator journalist alex wagoner will offer their analysis in what will surely be an insightful discussion of this national election held nine days ago and still counting. of thell tell us which last tuesday s outcomes surprised them and what their expectations are for what it means for american politics for years to come. i have many questions about this wild, unusual campaign, and i can t wait to hear our panelists take them on. if i may be allowed a little editorializing, i would like to say a few words on behalf of my husband about the importance of the american election. john believed that self-government was the only moral government, and every human being on earth was entitled to it. it was america s great cause in the world, and he served it with unwavering dedication. asloved nothing as much trave
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organization you re involved with and what your efforts have done so far in the 2020 election. guest: sure. so about four months ago, a number of us former federal officials pulled together the national council for election integrity. we now have over 40 members of this council. it s evenly divided between republicans and democrats. it includes former members of congress, like bill frist, dash ill, tom ridge, a number of others. we also have former cabinet secretaries, like madeleine former department of homeland security secretaries. and we ve got three former four-star generals or admirals. we ve got a pretty broad-based group. and our concern four months ago was that with the pandemic and with the high volume of mail-in ballots required because people didn t want to vote in person as much as usual, and because of the possible closeness of this election, we knew that this could be a problem having a successful election. and getting both sides, whatever happened, to accept t
presidential election and what to expect from a biden administration. and mccain institute heard from former obama and mccain campaign managers, and a white house correspondent, maggie haberman. this is one hour and 10 minutes. good afternoon and i would like to welcome you to the second part of the mccain institute straight talk live and my clock is ringing. i m so sorry. thank you to our eminently qualified panelists, the campaign managers for both the mccain and obama campaigns, rick davis and david plus, election law expert trevor potter, and new york times white house correspondent, maggie haberman. , they by alex wagoner will offer their analysis on what will surely be an insightful discussion on this national election held just nine days ago and still counting. which of thel us last outcomes surprise them and andh met their expectations its effect on american politics in the months and years to come. thise many questions about wild and unusual campaign as i suspect a