i am no cameron hall, but i am trying. >> she is wonderful. she is a friend of ours. we love her. you are good company. anyways, i'll see you next saturday. thank. you >> buy. >> goodbye. >> a very good day to all of you from msnbc world headquarters in new york. welcome to alex witt reports. we begin with breaking news, a new development in that violent attack against house speaker nancy pelosi's husband. charges will be announced on monday. the suspect will be in court on tuesday. that is after paul pelosi was attacked with a hammer in his

san francisco home. the attack was intentional. quote, not random. new details are emerging about the suspects blog posts. multiple senior law enforcement officers firmly with the case are telling nbc news that the posts take aspects of liberal anti establish ideas to more recent posts. they espouse positions typically associated with far-right extremism. both sides of the aisle are reacting to the attack. that includes vice president harris. >> i think that we are looking at a time in our country where there is so much discourse fueled by hate and division. anyone who professes to be a leader, they have to really understand the meaning and impact of there words, their posture. >> also developing, vice president biden voted earlier today in wilmington, delaware. he was alongside first-time

voter and granddaughter. the midterms were ten days away. more than 20 million americans have now voted early. let's lk at the breakdown by party. you can see it right there. 35 republican, 47 democrat. they are leading a bit in that early voting percentage so far. we are also looking at detroit, michigan. that is where former president obama is rallying for democratic candidates. that includes the michigan governor, gretchen -- he then heads to wisconsin to campaign. that is a day after hitting georgia. there was a long rally for the democratic senator, raphael warnock. there was a candidate named stacey adams as well. former president gave voters his view of what is at stake. >> the only way to save democracy is if we, together, nurture it and fight for it. that starts with electing people who know you, see you, care about you. >> i was talking about stevie

stacey abrams. i need more coffee. we are gonna bring you some of the speech when that happens. we are going to head out to san francisco. we have new details the man arrested nia tack on speaker pelosi's husband. let's go to nbc's scott cohen. he is on the scene for a. scott, welcome. what we're learning about the suspect today? >> alex, please say that his name is david. he is 42 years old. the picture is starting to emerge. it is life taken a lot of unusual turns. she was born in british columbia. he moved to hawaii. he settled across the san francisco bay. they described him as a jewelry maker. he eventually started a blog. he has since been taken down by wordpress. he descended to a lot of the conspiracy theory is that we have become a cost him throughout late. things like covid vaccines, he

had speeches against blacks, jewish people, and gay people. he defended president trump. please are not saying anything about the motive for this alleged attack. they do say that the pelosi home was targeted. >> this was not a random act. this was intentional. this was wrong. our elected officials are here to do the business of the cities, they're counties, their states, and this nation. their families did not sign up for this. it is wrong. everybody should be disgusted about what happened this morning. >> the san francisco police chief bill scott spoke last night.

nancy pelosi returned to san francisco lee yesterday. she went to the san francisco general hospital to be with her husband. at the home, we saw crews boarding up the rear windows. that is where he allegedly broke in in the wee hours of yesterday morning. he is expected to be in court by tuesday. >> new imagine a flight for nancy pelosi? he went all the way across the country. he was concerned about her husband. that is an enviable. thank you so much. >> joining me now is jamal bowman of new york. thank you so much for being here. i would love to get your reaction to this violent attack. what is it like being an elected official these days? i'm curious if your office fields threats. >> i worry about my safety constantly. i worry about my office

constantly. i am worried about the safety of my colleagues tossed at le. this was an assassination attempt. this is a speaker in the house of representatives. that is what it was. it was an attack. it was a white nationalist. he is a white supremacist. they are ready, willing, and able to take our democracy by force. the republican party has become the party that harbors them. this is also patriarchy. there is violence against women in our country that is out of control. it has been out for decades. this is not an isolated incident. there is a man outside. he had a gun. screaming for her to go back to india. my sister's received death threats. someone was shot in the face and survived an assassination

attempt. this is not just violence against our democracy. this is specifically violence against women. we have to call it that. white nationalism, patriarchy, it is connected to maga publicans in the former president. this is what is on the ballot now. this will continue to be on the ballot. we have to respond forcefully and strongly at the polls and in our organizing. >> i am curious, is our country taking a step backwards? as bad as it is today, i was reminded about what is going on in the 1960s. we had a president assassinated. we had his brother, a former attorney general, he was assassinated. martin luther king, the ultimate civil rights activated -- he was assassinated. there is an attempt on the life of george wallace. he was left crippled for the rest of his life. it is absolutely extraordinary that this is happening right now. what is happening? >> malcolm acts, fred hampton, many others. so many others during that time

as well. we have taken a step. we have taken several steps back because of the previous president. a bad country, the muslim ban, he is accused of sexual assault 15 times. the investigation goes nowhere. there was the big lie, mega, qanon. the first attack on the capital since the war of 1812. what is happening to our nation? there is misinformation, disinformation, and bad education. people all vulnerable to a shifting collective consciousness. >> i am going to make it clearer. that were that you articulated, that is not your word. that is the word of the former president. he uttered while he was president of the united states. let me speak about president biden. he condemned the attack. he called for an end to this violence. let's listen to that. >> there is too much violence, political violence. there's too much hatred. too much -- >> what makes i this --

it is not going to corrode the political climate. >> what can be done to lower the temperature going into the midterms? and into future years, we are talking politically. >> i would love to see the leadership from the president. that same leadership needs to come from every member of the house, every member of the senate. both republican and democrat. i have been so taken aback and scared. some of my colleagues, because of their inaction, they allow this violence to persons. there is the violence against our community. they continue to see the player affiliation of guns. there is trafficking of guns and the like. thankfully, we took some steps in that direction. if we don't deal with our collective miseducation, a trauma from covid, the previous president, there are issues of poverty. if we don't start holding corporations and others

accountable, this is going to continue. we need historic leadership. we are at a crossroads as a democracy. we need the leadership of lincoln, of roosevelt, of the world. we need to have the help. we need to have all. that is what we need. it is too prevalent and consistent. >> congressman bowman, please, sir, stay with us. because i want to talk to you about a bit more about the midterms specifically, so we'll see you in a moment on that. but first, more breaking news from the midterm campaign trail. now, ten days until the election. as we've mentioned, former president obama expected to speak in fact, at any moment in battleground michigan at a get out the vote event in detroit. the latest stop as democrats, including players and then biden, can across the country in a last minute voting push. nbc's monica album has more from the white house. hello, monica! >> hi, alex. democrats are bringing out all their top surrogates to deliver closing messages to the country. the control of congress at

stake. president biden and vice president harris, in philadelphia last night, a rare joint appearance, raising about 1 million dollars for candidates in the all important keystone state, stressing democracy is on the ballot this year. >> so vote, vote, vote! get out the vote! >> in america's birthplace, president biden and vice president harris hammering home what the midterms could mean for voters. >> 11 days until the most important election in our lifetime. >> arguing november 8th will be a choice between democrats economic agenda and republicans, who blamed the biden administration for record inflation. >> health care is on the line. good jobs and fair wages for working families! on the line. >> former president obama also on the trail friday to help boost candidates in georgia, taking direct aim at republican senate challenger herschel walker. mr. obama kicking off a four state, five-day swing.

he's campaigning for democrats in michigan and wisconsin this weekend. and nevada on tuesday, trying to preserve razor thin margins in congress. the man who followed him into the oval office, former president trump, set to stump for gop candidates in iowa, pennsylvania, florida, and ohio. in the final stretch towards election day. >> plans are still coming together, alex, for president biden to campaign with former president obama. that too likely will rally in pennsylvania next weekend, when former president trump is also going to be in the state at the same time. alex? >> okay monika, thank you so much from the white house. more, now, on georgia, where democrats are focusing on critical races there in these final days. nbc's alison barber is in atlanta for us. alison, welcome. do you gauge the reaction to former president obama and will this give these candidates the boost they need? >> i mean, that is the big question. we probably will have to wait until the polls close to know the answer. but being in that arena last

night, there was high energy among the crowd that came out to see former president obama. we spoke to people who had waited in line for hours just to get inside. this was a first come, first serve of. and we were told there were about 7000 people in that room. if you were there, you would be forgiven for thinking the momentum, based on that crowd energy, is all with the democrats in georgia's key races, but that's really not the case right now. that is why former president obama is on the trail here. democrats are struggling in the senate race. stacey abrams, who is challenging incumbent republican governor brian kemp, is behind in the polls, and georgia's senate race, you have two candidates there who are essentially at a statistical tie. right now, neither candidate, incumbent senator raphael warnock and his republican challenger, herschel walker, neither one of them are above the 50% threshold required to avoid a runoff in this state. so what your shirt democrats are hoping is that former president obama's presence here, he is very well liked amongst

democrats, that it will energize voters in the middle of early voting and in the final days and make those people who maybe hadn't voted yet remember that they should vote and go out and do it. here's some of the argument he made to georgia voters last night, and that keithy, which monika touched on, was the idea he argued that democracy is at stake in this election. here's some of what he said. >> who will fight to keep you and your family safe? the republican politicians who want to flood our streets with more guns? who actually voted against more resources for our police departments? it's the someone who carries a 40 badge and says he's in law enforcement? like he's a kid playing cops and robbers? or is it leaders like raphael warnock? >> early voting is underway in georgia. it goes until friday, and right

now, we have seen just about every record for early voting of late smash this cycle. over 1.2 million georgians have voted early. when you compare the numbers that we are seeing right now too early voting from 2018, you see there is an increase across all demographics. there's been a notable increase across voters over the age of 50, voting early, and also black folks. alex? >> okay, alison barber, giving us the details there from georgia. much appreciated. back with you right now, democratic congressman jamal bowman of new york. so, i'm curious. how much of a boost to these top democrats, as they fanned out across the country, how much do they bring to the ballot box? let's look at especially president obama. can he make a difference, particularly, with voter turnout? voter turnout? yes he can. i wish he was on the campaign trail much sooner. we need him. we need him through this

election. we need him after this election. this is not just for democracy. this is for humanity. i would argue that as a nation that we are losing our humanity. the way we talk to each other, the way we think about each other, the way we talk about different groups. there are is the violence in our community, the violence against elected officials. this is for our humanity. again, it is on all of us. of been to seven or eight cities over the last couple of weeks. i was in atlanta, columbus, milwaukee, detroit, phoenix, kent, ohio, akron, ohio. i was talking to organizers. people are frustrated. it is important to know that we would have universal child care right now people don't pay more than 3% of their salary towards childcare if republicans supported it. we don't have that, republicans did not support it. we would have universal pre-k. we would have investment in affordable housing. we would have voting rights, we

would have roe v. wade codified if republicans supported it. they claim that they are for a better economy. the reality is that their votes in congress have shown the exact opposite of that. again, misinformation, monitoring, lies. >> i am glad that you brought up all of those points. democrats have espoused them. you put forth legislation. at least there was defense when it comes to republican talking points. republicans have been hitting the economy. they haven't highlighting inflation, gas prices, inflation. can democrats tell voters they are doing enough on those issues. >> many democrats have introduced legislation in judea with the issue of inflation very directly the. our office introduced the emergency crisis stabilization act. they put price controls in place for groceries, utilities, energy, and rant. that is a few different

examples. that is one solution the democrat upward fourth. there is the ending corporate greed act. they will ensure corporations and wealthy individuals contribute their fair share. we can help with the issue of inflation across the country. the issue of inflation is not related to democrats or biden's fault. it is a problem at the core of our economics. it has been there for a very long time. price gouging is out of control. corporations are making record profits. we have to hold them accountable. . . . . . . . . . >>,.

. -- >> you signed a letter that has since been attacked. you called on the president to engage in talks with russia. this is in an effort to end the war in ukraine. what is fired you up to sign his letter? why are you attracting eight? do you still support the contents of the letter? >> first of all, we seaport eu country of ukraine. they will defend themselves against russia. putin is an evil nightmare. he has to be stopped. we also have to engage in diplomatic talks to figure out a way to get to a point of peace. not just in ukraine, but as it deals with all foreign policy. i am 46 years old. my entire life, we have been in some kind of war or conflict with some country. trillions of dollars, hundreds of thousands of lives lost. millions of lives have been impacted. there is fear engulfing our entire spirit.

we have to do something about that as well. we support ukraine. but we also have to figure out a way to get some peace. >> congressman jamal bowman of new york, i want to thank you. thank you for your time. you mentioned ukraine, we have breaking news from overseas. just moments ago, russia suspended its un brokered ukraine grain export deal with ukraine. they said it caused minor damage to one ship. ukraine's foreign minister accuses russia of using false pretext to block grain shipments. we are going to go to some new and big developments in the january six investigation and the mar-a-lago document case. if you have not heard what a former trump lawyer and key january six target said just days ago, you need to stay tuned. it has to do with trying to challenge the next election. it is rather alarming. that is next. that is next they say you eat with your eyes first, so here's a good look at our new

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trump. he needs to decide if he'll comply with a january six house committee investigation. there is the subpoena. he has six days until next friday to provide documents to the panel. he has until november 14th to testify under oath. meanwhile, a new report from rolling stone suggests that lawyers are having to convince the former president that it is not in his best interest to appear florida position. they cite three people with knowledge of the matter. the reporter behind that story is jointly right now. this is the senior politics reporter for rolling stone. he is with us. we also have charles coleman, the former brooklyn, new york prosecutor. he is a legal analyst. gentlemen, welcome to you both. we have choice words for one of trump's legal advisers. what are your sources telling you? is there a sense that donald trump wants to testify?

>> the was something that he started telling close confidants immediately after the news broke on live tv. the january six house committee said they were going to vote on subpoena-ing him. they did. almost immediately after that, trump started telling people that he will do it if he can do it on live tv. preferably prime time. i think that you and your viewers can figure out what the former president would have been up to if that were to be allowed. he would try to turn it into a trump circus. he would use it as an opportunity to assault the committee. he would probably not side to make it about that. it would be a visceral and satisfying experience for him to do something like that. whether or not that would do much in terms of, good in the public record, that is

something for people to debate. he is going around to say it is privately. a number of his attorneys and senior adviser were talking to him about it. they told him that he would get satisfaction out of something like that. even if the january six committee allowed you to do that on live primetime tv, again, it is not at all a foregone conclusion that they would even allow something like that. even if they did, it would be a horrible idea. in their eyes, it will be a perjury. it is no way legally advisable. i don't think you'll be seeing some of that anytime soon. >> house speaker nancy pelosi challenge trump to testify during an interview on msnbc on sunday. let's take a look. >> i don't think that he is mannon of to show up. i don't think he will show up. he has to testify under oath.

i don't think he will show up. i don't think he is mannon off. we will see. we will see if he is mad enough to show up. >> she has thrown down a gauntlet. donald trump, you need a man up on this one. what is the risk and toward a asian for donald trump and his lawyers? they are considering pelosi's challenge. is it all risk and no reward? >> alex, i think that depends on the arena you are talking about. you are talking about illegal arena. i think that it is very much so low toward, high risk. i think that he is going to potentially walk himself into a number of different traps around perjury, around self incrimination. there is the questions that he will answer. he will attempt to evade them. he could altogether not tell the truth around them. the reality is that the committee already has what they need. you know that by looking at the specificity. it is contained in a subpoena. you and i talked about this last week. it is in terms of the fact that the notion that they have as much detail that is included in that subpoenaed. out already tells us that they

know a lot. they are just looking to donald trump to actually feeling some of the blanks. he can't cooperate wealthy witnesses and evidence has already told them. however, if you are looking at the political spectrum, donald trump might have more to gain than he does to lose. he is coming forward and testifying. it could be primetime, if he does get that opportunity in that format, on that platform, he could insult committee, challenge it, and actually advance different points about the narrative that he wants to circulate in the public. depending on the arena, the level of risk and reward begins to shift. in a legal sense, it is absolutely very high risk, very low reward. >> you make a good point. you need to look at what arena we are looking at. there is another key target of january six committee. that is the attorney, john eastman. they report that a federal judge rejected his request to reconsider an order. required him to hand over multiple documents the committee. he is expected to appeal that

decision. new leaked audio was obtained and documented. it was provided to political. that shows eastman speaking to an election integrity network summit. he appears to tell republican poll workers in new mexico how to step-by-step assemble evidence that could be used to challenge future elections. take a listen to this. >> document what you've seen. raise the challenge. look at the election board to accept your challenge. get it written down. this is the affidavit of a court challenge. >> we are told at audios from october 19th. that is very recent. we have not verify that audio. however, political reports that eastman, through his attorney, he'd aligned comment. charles, what do you make of this legal trial? he seems to be setting it for the next election fight. he is central to the investigations in the plot to

overturn the last one. >> sure. i think that you raise a very good point. people need to understand that this is john eastman. this is textbook. you think about what it was, who john eastman's. he showed us very clearly that this has been his blueprint. literally since 2000. he was trying to do this in florida. the state legislation did not go along with it. the blueprint for what we saw in 2020 was already exposed by john eastman in florida. that was during bush versus gore. we are seeing this very consistent trail of what it is that he is looking to do. the only way to stop the, the only way to get in front of this is to actually hold him accountable for what it is he is trying to do. that is opposed to simply writing him off as some conspiracy coop. we have to address it. we have to call it out. we have to know that this is a serious threat to pre democracy and fair elections. without that, they're the

notion of what it is that he is seeking to do. that is only going to grow. we're gonna see more and more people try to adopt it. that is the only way to get in front of this. that is the only way to deal with it. that is the only way to stop john eastman from doing this. he is gaining further support. he has literally been trying to do this for 20 plus years. >> yes. years and years. you are right. charles, is good to see you. thank you. new developments this hour in the attacks on nancy pelosi's house been. we have the latest on what is next for the suspect in that case. if republicans take over the house, get ready for what is next to their. is a a slew of investigations against whoever they consider political rivals. cannot be stopped? we have that next. that next. energy is everywhere... even in a little seedling. which, when turned into fuel, can help power a plane. at chevron's el segundo refinery,

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specific motive. they are saying the attack was targeted. we have more from san francisco. >> nancy pelosi's house behind it recovering from surgery for a fractured skull. there was an attack inside of the couple's home. >> this was not a random act. this was intentional. everybody should be disgusted. >> the alleged assailant is 42 year old david depape. he struck him with a hammer at least ones. according to officials, the speaker was not home during the break in. police are praising what they call a lifesaving actions with a 9-1-1 dispatcher. he was able to call for emergency help. officers rushed to the home in the early morning hours. they observed mr. pelosi with one hand on a single hammer. he pulled the hammer away from mr. pelosi. he violently attacked him with the hammer. >> the officers immediately entered.

they tackled the sauce back, they disarmed him. >> lawmakers on both sides of the aisle condemned the violent attack. they offered support for the pelosi family. >> there is no place in america. there is too much violence, political violence. there is too much hatred. there is too much vitriol. >> we are praying for him. we are optimistic for his recovery. >> a source says the attacker shouted, where is nancy? they told police as they arrived they were waiting for nancy. chilling echoes of chance buys on january six rioters. they searched the capitol for the house speaker. >> nancy? >> this all came from the backdrop. >> in the first three months of this year, there is the threat assessment team. they opened more than 1800 new cases. they reported threats against congress. they searched 100 and 44%. that was from 2017 to 2021.

a community was in shock. a nation grappling with an oddly an increasingly dangerous political climate. >> we were reporting there. joining me now is adrian elrod. that is a democratic strategist. they are a senior aide on the biden and harris campaign. this is kurt. he's a democratic strategist and former gop -- welcome. adrienne, you are here. capitol police say that threats against lawmakers rose 140%. that is from 2017 to 2021. you member this into the thousand. is enough being gone to lower the political temperature? >> yeah. that is a big question. i worked in the united states congress. i never even had to worry about any threats of virus. there is always that risk. the violence has been up kicking significantly since donald trump became president. look, i think it is incumbent

upon both parties to temper down the rhetoric. it is largely coming from extreme maga wing of eta publican party. that is simply the truth. that is the case. it goes from the insurrection to january 6th. those buttery propped up by other channels. they shall go unnamed. something like this, i hate to say it, it was inevitable to happen. i hope that things stay the same from the leaders. we have mccarthy and mcconnell. there is rand paul. i am hoping that this will allow everyone to really take a step back. they can't realize that words matter, rhetoric matters. it is incumbent upon all of us. especially those who espouse patriot and vitriolic language. we can take a step back. we need to realize that words matter. >> yeah. yeah. the attacker asked, where is

nancy? they reckoning those chants of the riders. why are these people so upset with nancy pelosi? >> we have seen is for the better part of her entirety in the democratic leadership. the republican party spending hundreds of millions of dollars. they're blanketing the airwaves nationwide. they are attacking, demonizing national nancy pelosi. she is the reason why we are problems in this country. they are making her the fall person for everything that you don't like about america. tied out with the dangerous escalation that we have seen from the republican wing. people like donald trump. this is people like kevin mccarthy. they are joking about hitting her with -- that is a direct correlation. it is not an accident. we are seeing these threats rise. we are seeing the threats go from empty rhetoric and posturing to action. whether it is eric in california, whether it is what

we saw with nancy pelosi. there is a pattern. it is disturbing pattern taking shape here. listen, words have consequences. when you go out there, you say the people who committed the domestic terrorist tax in our country or patriots. you say that you might want to pardon them. you say that what you did was right. you try to normalize it. you are sending this signal to your audience and base that this is okay. that behavior is acceptable. this is a guy that wanted to hang their own vice president. is it any wonder that we are at this point? >> the article is predicting that the republicans are going to impeach joe biden, possibly other administration officials. that is if they take control of the congress. republicans have made their intentions no secret. they are introducing 14 impeachment resolutions since president biden took office. let's listen to them pushing for impeachment. here it is. >> last friday, south carolina and i followed a resolution.

and included impeachment articles for secretary blinken. >> it is time for action. impeach biden. impeach kamala harris. throw in the secretary of state if you can get him back from vacation. >> these are articles of impeachment on president biden. >> okay. adrian, the message appears to be that if you intend to vote for republicans, you are going to get impeachments. can democrats use that message to their advantage in the final stretch? >> they certainly should. that is exactly what is going to happen if they take over the house in the senate. even one of the chambers. they are going to file articles of impeachment. we know this for a fact. it is not just against president biden. it is also against the vice president. there are a number of cabinet officials. this is where democrats can use this in the upcoming midterms. this is where voters get so turned off by republicans having one housing control. they tend to overreach.

we saw this with bill clinton. we saw this with president obama. we are gonna see this with president biden. . republicans could have control of either the chambers. you cannot see this. he has been a chair. the republicans take over the house. you have marjorie taylor greene. she is playing a big role in the house oversight committee. they simply cannot help it. with the american people are going to see is that contrast between the number of accomplishments that joe biden has accomplished for the american people in the first 20 months of his presidency. that is against republicans who just won to extract in impeach. >> let me get your reaction to the process of impeachment. a couple of things have been floated. hunter biden, immigration and border enforcement, afghanistan withdrawal, strategic petroleum reserve, and the evictions moratorium. or any of these legit? >> no. none of them are legit. that is not the point.

they don't care about legitimacy. they care about making as much noise. they are caring about that. republicans believe this. they had time wanting oversight when obama was president. the media will follow them. they will follow subpoenas. they will follow investigations. they will bind on every nugget at the committee hands out. they will legitimize it. they were able to successfully use the specter of an illegitimate partisan witch hunt. they are trying to teared all in the presidential campaign. they were successful. where they have been if the emails never existed in the first place? that started back in 2012 the house oversight committee. they're using the same playbook to try and convince joe biden to not run for president. they're using it to try and beat him. they will not sow any hesitation. they will not show any restraint. they believe that when they have the reigns of power, they can wheel it unlimited. the democrats are not ready for that fight. >> thank you.

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arizona have. han, welcome. what did the judge rule on all of the concerns about voter intimidation there? >> alex, i will let you hear from the judge himself. he wrote this in his conclusion. quote, the irreparable harm. there was the balance of the equities in public interests. these sorts of efforts cannot continue. i think it is also important to understand the roots of these types of efforts. take a look. >> these people are waiting in the dark hours of arizona nights. they are part of an effort by conservatives to watch and intimidate voters as they drop early ballots into dropbox's. there is some squarely stuff going on for years and years. >> we will sleep by those job boxes. i will not let these elections be stolen. >> that is carrying the. she was back in may at a

legislative hearing. witnesses tried to cast doubt on joe biden's win in the state. among the discredited claims, they came from groups. there were allegations of fraud. they supposedly stuff ballots into drop boxes. the secretary of state, mark faints, he is praising the group of the time. >> all of the people contributed to this effort. they are american heroes. they are saving the republic from itself. >> the republican attorney general, this month, he referred the vote to the fbi and irs. his office wrote that the group has, quote, not provided us with any information or evidence of election fraud in arizona. at the same time, arizona secretary of state office has referred to six incidents of intimidation. some individuals have been armed and masks. people are going to follow you to your car.

they could get your license plate. >> what does that mean? >> there is no objective test for intimidation. there is the combination of different circumstances coming together to create an overall feeling that makes the voter deterring from voting. >> they urge those will hushing the job boxes to not cover their faces. >> if you are going to do something, show your face. >> it is an environment. we have the types of resources that we mentioned. they can go safely. democracy is in this republic that can carry on. it's a. >> donald trump himself is now re-posting videos and photos on his social media account. he is sharing new unfounded claims by these drop off watchers. this is another repose. t included the exact dr one of those maricopa county drop boxes. >> alex, the judge did say that he would allow those plaintiffs to continue to provide any additional evidence that may come forward here over the next ten days.

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users are reportedly fleeing. the exact numbers are not known. for instance, popular actor mark hamel says that he has lost nearly 6000 followers. meanwhile, mask is already made some big change with the social media company. jake ward shows us what changes could be coming. -- >> when there is a corporate takeover, there is also it's a polite choreography. it takes place out of sight. from the very first hours on elon musk walking into this company, it was clear that he was going to put his imprint on twitter. >> the world's richest man is now officially chief twitter. by tuesday, his company, twitter, will be hey as. what happens then? he has said that he wants to make twitter a super app. it is like china's wechat. it is used for payments and communication. >> yes. let's just copy that. >> okay.

>> he has told investigators that he will cut staff, not add to it. the ceo, cfo, and general counsel are all out in his first hours. the contradictions continued. there is a digital town square that is also a respected advertising platform. this is a place where you can choose your desired experience. it also does not splinter into echo chambers. moscow's promise to allow president trump and other ban users on the platform. he will remain on the tiny platform that he launched after twitter and facebook kicked him off. >> elon musk plans to do away with most content moderation. laws around the world require any con company to filter what we post. >> take all of those ingredients. you will bring toxic or problematic users back to the platform. they might be dealing with these situations. it is gonna be rocky road for a while. >> elon musk brought while it's

online. he is up to revolutionize the way we drive. he also owns the postal service of his base. twitter could be his most difficult project yet. >> they are pointing out that all sorts of people who are testing what they can say. they are reporting a hateful speech. we are organizing in anonymous forums. they're getting on twitter to figure out what they can say. meanwhile, he had tweeted that the bird is free. he said that the european union commissioners are also tweeting. they say that the bird has to fly by our rules. back to you. >> house speaker nancy pelosi. what new have investigators learned? happening now, a rally in michigan is featuring former president barack obama. he is looking to electrify democrats. he is keeping those this weekend. this is what he had to say specifically about herschel

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