coming and giving them any evidence that there s fraud. so we re in this as i said, this kind of bizarre world. tomorrow the ballots from all of the counties should be certified or better said, unofficially tallied, delivered to the state, the state canvassing board will then decide or announce what races to certify, what races are going to be recounted. we have three statewide races that are probably going to be recounted. even the ones that are supposedly at a mail center that haven t been delivered, are they going to be counted? they re going to be there tomorrow? well, no. one of the tragedies of voting by absentee ballot is you have to rely on the mail system. in every election there are thousands and thousands of ballots statewide that don t make it in on time. under state law your ballot needs to be into the supervisor of elections office it was cast domestical domestically. it needs to be in the election supervisor s office at 7:00 p.m. that night. is that so or does it
domestical domestically, and at the same time simultaneously respond to a growing investigation? well, one thing that i think we have to keep in mind is that unlike previous crisis, this one involves a relationship with a foreign country. watergate there were a lot of crimes, it s truly a sad moment in american history, but it did not involve the president, the suspicions of the president s relationship to a foreign country. uh-huh. that complicates this whole investigation. and what is absolutely striking is that the president himself, if this report from the new york times is accurate, the president doesn t seem to even understand that there s so much scrutiny on him that he ought to be careful with his words, particularly with the russians. so, i would i would say that what makes this a very singular
weeks ago couldn t find crimea on a map. but for the correspondents there, it s not the same as being embedded with u.s. troops and perhaps there s less interest back home. well, i think now there s growing interest, of course. but as judy said, typically you don t have a lot of interest in the u.s. in foreign policy unless it s a crisis. that s just a fact of being american. our country has been more isolated, surprisingly, not foreign policywise, but domestical domestically. we don t focus on international news economist style the way maybe foreign press does. it wasn t an issue until it was a crisis. but i also think the fact that president obama decided now to cut the budget of our federal military spending, got americans interested in this topic. i don t think so. i think oechtly that s been a republican argument. not from you, but i m saying we ve had budget cuts during the bush years. you go to the defense department
on a map. but for the correspondents there, it s not the same as being embedded with u.s. troops and perhaps there s less interest back home. well, i think now there s growing interest, of course. but as judy said, typically you don t have a lot of interest in the u.s. in foreign policy unless it s a crisis. that s just a fact of being american. our country has been more isolated, surprisingly, not foreign policywise, but domestical domestically. we don t focus on international news economist style the way maybe foreign press does. it wasn t an issue until it was a crisis. but i also think the fact that president obama decided now to cut the budget of our federal military spending, got americans interested in this topic. i don t think so. i think oechtly that s been a republican argument. not from you, but i m saying we ve had budget cuts during the bush years. you go to the defense department website, you still see them
weeks ago couldn t find crimea on a map. but for the correspondents there, it s not the same as being embedded with u.s. troops and perhaps there s less interest back home. well, i think now there s growing interest, of course. but as judy said, typically you don t have a lot of interest in the u.s. in foreign policy unless it s a crisis. that s just a fact of being american. our country has been more isolated, surprisingly, not foreign policywise, but domestical domestically. we don t focus on international news economist style the way maybe foreign press does. it wasn t an issue until it was a crisis. but i also think the fact that president obama decided now to cut the budget of our federal military spending, got americans interested in this topic. i don t think so. i think oechtly that s been a republican argument. not from you, but i m saying we ve had budget cuts during the bush years. you go to the defense department