came out with a point by point refutation of 75 or so claims made by senate republicans election review. it s a very important document and when it comes to new election laws it will likely weigh heavily on the minds of just a few republicans in the state legislature and those few republicans are all that you would need to block any new election laws. remember, our republican legislature, the house and the senate, each chamber has just a one-vote majority of republicans. so it s not that easy to pass new election laws here and the maricopa county board which oversees the elections says they are ready. once again, a fascinating state to watch. bram, thank you for getting up early for us, vaughn hillyard, appreciate your great reporting as well. coming up, djokovic out. the tennis superstar booted from australia, but could his unvaccinated status keep him from the next major as well?
enforcement agency and the politicizization of declassified material. that s wring the abuse of power comes into play of late. denny heck, thank you very much for your time. i m sure i ll be seeing you on capitol hill this week. really appreciate it. thank you, kasie. circling back to our panel. what do you make of the democratic memo will be a point by point refutation? the broad picture is that the committee seems to have devolved completely to partisan infighting. it s remarkable what has happened. this has been the most bipartisan committees in the congress. it has to be that way. this is an important panel that provides oversight of the most important secrets this country has. it needs to be done in a bipartisan way. we ve seen from democrats we ve now open pandora s box where any member of congress can selectively cherry pick from