hoped. they refused to say they had run dishonest election or the election were false. they do things dramatically different as we found out of the 2000 election and the recount. mika, in my district i had six counties i represented. six different superviors and you could not get them to agree on a sandwich and running a meeting together? they are fearlessly protected. it s a great central point they both make. the new book is the steal, mark and matthew, thank you both very much for being on the show
inside. and, watching that go down and thinking of those images is literally sickening to me that that happened and the glosenning over of it makes it even worse. we have to figure out what happened and mark the day. let s bring in matthew teague and mark bodwer. most often and instantly he chipped away at trust elections. when he lost he mobilize that
to trump and it became a point of attention around the world and so the idea that the millions and the hundreds of thousands of votes were fraudulent is laughable. it s not vulnerable in that way, it s not automatic that there is a thread of autocratic thinking that s on the rise in the country. mark, you both described how trump is so distrust and how that distrust fed into the steal and i am curious if this can be ultimately laid out for accountability, what would it be for donald trump? do we know? yeah, we know.
distrust to try and stay in power. this fail stopped by the integrity of hundreds of obscure americans from every walk of life. they refused to betray their sworn duty to their office and their country. they were the true patriots. mark, thank you so much. that sums it up. thank you so much for you all actually stopping and focusing on the people that saved this democracy, such a perilist time. i think of those workers and judges and the people that we don t focus on enough. they did an extraordinary job. donald trump has been shipping away at the vote for a long time. it started in iowa in early 2016