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we ve lost sam stein. we re going to work on his connection. garrett, i think the point sam was making, some great reporting in politico, and nbc has had some of that too, but it is moving into elected office, putting behind the wheel of the levers of power, not just in the building you cover, which is important, but no offense, sometimes more importantly in the context of an election are the election officials and that there has been such a successful it s hard to call it successful because it s so malevolent and dangerous, but such a successful effort to move election deniers into positions of power. liz cheney can t do everything. do you sense any momentum behind a democratic counterpush? reporter: well, look, i ll say this. there is this debate that s going on up here on the electoral count act, at least that s how it started, the mechanism, why january 6th happened in the first place, the challenges to election results made by lawmakers, the
overnight at the intelligence centers in moscow, beijing likely riyadh they are probably holding meetings saying this is a welcome mat for information. what can we do to help influence this election? it goes back to the point sam and others have made that nothing has been learned over the last three years. go back to the president on the campaign trail imploring the russians to go after hillary clinton s missing e-mails, for example. that day the russians launched an effort to go after her home server. words matter. they matter as a top tier candidate and certainly as the president of the united states. the signal that this is sending to the world to open up, have at it, again, should shock all of us, especially those who have to have confidence in the elections that they are done fairly, there is not interference from a foreign government and that s the will of the u.s. american people that are electing our officials and not foreign governments. especially if you re trying to police
ultimately been indicted or cut a deal. roger was referenced in a previous indictment with the gru. i still think things are coming and the grand jury is still open. that is an interesting point. roger stone and he came on the show. hesitate like that s me. that was the person, whatever it was, person one. he assumed it was him and it was. now he is been charged. that s an interesting point sam makes. when stone was asked if he s expecting the president to reach out to him, i want to play for you what he said. this is interesting. no. i think he s lawyers would tell him it s a bad idea. my lawyers have told me not to communicate with him. he can watch the news and what he sees is truth. i m not saying i m covering up for the president, which some people have tried to say. i m saying i won t make up lies
this was someone who suddenly couldn t find a job and ended up as a secretary at an automobile company. it was not her field at pall. she didn t want to be there at all but she needed to pay the bills. so we re taking an incredibly well educated portion of our society and denying them the resources to do this incredibly important work. zeke, what are the practical impacts of this brain drain on the united states? well, when i was at the nih, one of the things commented on to me by one of the researchers is that people in the labs had changed dramatically. americans who had been doing research and had been the post-docs and the young scientists no longer were there. and we had a lot of people coming from china, india, singapore. that s the problem. they go back home. not many of them stay. i think one of the other effects we re seeing to emphasize one point sam makes, is even the private sector, the drug companies and the start-ups that used to hire a lot of these people have starte