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growing concerns tonight about a backsliding of democracy in georgia. a local judge delivered a sweeping ruling rejecting new rules describing them as illegal, unconstitutional, and avoid. that was passed by the gop majority on the george election board including a requirement to count ballots by hand which experts have already warned would causes severe delays. no national and state republicans are appealing this judges ruling accusing the judge of the very worst of judicial activism. all of this is happening in the same week we saw a record- breaking early voting numbers in that state took over 1 million male in early in person votes were cast last week in georgia. george of course is a consequential state that could very well decide the outcome of

the entire election. you will remember this is the very seems they were donald trump called the secretary of state to find him some 11,000 votes in 2020. well the immediate conversation after we saw those record- breaking numbers out of georgia was that this was a sure win for the democrats. some are saying it is still too early to tell what these numbers would mean for either candidate. according to my next guest it is not clear whether early voting figures indicate a seismic electoral trend. he joins me now. no one knows georgia better. great to see you again to tell me what insights you have been able to take away from this record early voting turnout. this is an increasingly tight race. the latest poll under to has trump leading by only six percentage points. >> there will be more polls coming up. must show within a margin of

error. what we know is there has been record turnout. even today another record for sunday voting smashing all previous records. there was a record yesterday for saturday voting. we know turnout is going to be high, but we do not know who is turning out. we know the electorate is so far tending to be older and whiter. tends to be more female. you can read the tea leaves for both of those helping either of the candidates. what we know in george's for the first time in the presidential campaign republicans are pushing their voters to vote early. we could be seeing a transfer away from election day voting towards early voting because the donald trump campaign even after years they are now pushing voters to make a plan to vote, which is something the democrats have been doing for a better part of the decade in georgia. >> do we know why there was this shift for republicans to encourage this early voting after such a long time? >> the lived across the aisle

and saw how successful democrats were. they went bank millions of votes. droves of votes from early voting. republicans were hardly relying on it. it has been cast from the republican party chairman basically saying we are tired of waiting until the fourth quarter to play and having to come back from a big deficit. right now the emphasis for republicans is on early voting as well. that can mean we will have a diminished turnout. that is a day they tend to dominate, so we could see a shift, but it is still a little early to tell. >> was talk about the legal battles because it is hard to imagine that early voting is getting underway and yet in theory the rules about the election are not settled in georgia. what you make of how republicans now want to override the judge's ruling? how consequential could this be as we are seeing the votes get

underway? >> it could be a game changer if this is accepted. what the judge ruled was basically all of these last minute voting changes that were pushed forward controlled by a right-wing three vote majority. this judge ruled that they should be put on hold. it is just too close to the election. the unique thing is that democrats and voting rights advocates are against it and it is really across party lines, and they actually filed these successful lawsuits against several of these rule changes on the grounds they overstep the constitutional authority by making these changes that should be up to the legislature. seeing this bipartisan pushback. the >> i go back to the point that the election has started whether we like to admit it or not. it is inconceivable that the rules are still not yet settled

definitively. let me switch one more level if you will. you are in georgia this morning while vice president kamala harris was giving her remarks as a part of her campaign drive. did you have a chance to talk to members of the congregation? what are you hearing from folks on the ground on the announcement? >> the vice president was in atlanta as well for a rally with usher, so there is a lot of enthusiasm that i interviewed dozens of voters who have basically asked the same question, which is how are you feeling about georgia? and it ran the gamut from optimistic too nervous to anxiety. you name it because georgia is really hanging on that razor thin margin. most are within the margin of error. a >> what are you going to be looking for in the coming days?

the first time they will be campaigning together. i think that in and of itself speaks volumes they are doing it in georgia. michelle obama also headlining an event in atlanta. you are getting a lot of star power, but i'm in the more the sense of how critical the state of georgia is proving to be yet again in this election cycle. >> and donald trump is coming on wednesday as well. they are just hammering home the message to the base for both candidates. democrats really trying to appeal to the swing voters to the middle of the road voters. helping to give him that margin that he narrowly won georgia by because they need to capture enough voters and rebuild that coalition . >> i am sure we will be talking to you a lot. get some rest, my friend. next . the warnings from the biden administration, and i will speak with state representative about her fight for transgender medical care in the deep red state of montana. stick around.

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since the yahya sinwar is killing the leader the biden administration shifted his tone noticeably. watch. >> this creates an opening that i believe we must take full advantage of it to dedicate ourselves to ending this war and bringing the hostages home. >> obviously we want to seize the opportunity created by the death of yahya sinwar, and that means an opportunity to end the war and an opportunity to get to the day after. a >> if you think the new hopeful tone means something it is worth remembering previous language this administration

has used before like back in may when biden warned israel that he will hold u.s. weapon supplies if they invade rafah. they went ahead with the invasion without any consequences. if you days ago the u.s. again warned israel to increase aid to northern gaza or face consequences. again another empty thread as many are at risk of starvation and famine and aid workers say no food or eight has entered the north in weeks. even when it came to lebanon and the u.s. warned them to not strike beirut, and yet here we are witnessing israeli strikes specifically on the capital and lebanon in general that has killed thousands of civilians according to the health ministry displays more than 1 million people and reducing entire towns and villages terrible. even un peacekeepers have not been spared from israeli attacks. all the while state department spokesperson trying to brush it off as a near limited

operation. some have questioned whether u.s. officials are genuinely seeking to end the war after just days before the assassination according to the vice president earlier was the biggest obstacle to a cease-fire deal that would end the war and bring back the hostages. president biden quietly informed congress through a written statement that he deployed u.s. troops to operate a sophisticated antimissile system to defend israel. no clear announcement was made to the american public. in the very same statement he reminded congress of all of the ways the u.s. has backed israel this year from deploying destroyer ships and missile guided submarines to fighter jets and unlimited ammunition. if you take a closer look at

these actions it seems like the u.s. was not just preparing for a longer and wider war. one could see why some believe that the u.s. actually supports a widened israeli war. especially feels that way when you factor in the approval of multibillion-dollar weapons deals that we keep israel well armed for decades to come. in the past few weeks and throughout the year and has given benjamin netanyahu everything he needs to keep the war going both on defense and offense no matter what the u.s. has been warning against publicly. the washington post wrote despite numerous disagreements but in president biden and israeli prime minister over the course of the year long war the president's decision to deliver that system. before the attack represents another example of his willingness to trust him and give him the benefit of the doubt. a former army officer added when this battery is in place and israel enjoys the protection of american air defenders what incentives does benjamin netanyahu have to keep his word and i strike the sensitive targets he promised to avoid? these are all president biden's actions. vice president kamala harris might be the president that actually inherits this war. of

course there are questions about what that would look like when she does or if she does. take of this and to where she sat on our air earlier today.>> the number of innocent palestinians that have been killed in gaza is really unconscionable. we have to be honest about that. at the same time. i will always stand in terms of israel's right to defend itself. we need this war to end. >> her tone is a generally more sympathetic towards palestinians. especially compared to the coldness and dehumanization that joe biden displayed towards palestinians over the last year. there are still some important similarities. this is what the new york times reported earlier this week. her advisors say the empathy she has expressed for palestinians as vice president should not be confused with any

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♪♪ tresemme, style your way. earlier today nbc news reported u.s. officials are investigating the apparent leak of top-secret u.s. documents showing american spy agencies tracking possible israeli preparations for conducting an attack on iran according to sources. officials say the documents. to to be authentic and the damage seems to be limited in scope . and assessment is still ongoing. joint ameena is an nbc news executive editor for national security. good to have you with us. tell us a little bit about how significant this new reporting

is especially since there has been talk about how israel could be preparing to attack iran. is this pretty significant? >> it is. it shows that the u.s. is trying to track what israel is doing in terms of preparing for a strike on iran that many people expect. the question is how large it will be and how aggressive he will be. it is a theme you're talking about earlier. u.s. calls for restraint from biden and harris and other officials seemingly not to have much impact on benjamin netanyahu's military action. >> let me ask you about the killing of yahya sinwar for a moment because in president biden put out his statement he noted that he has provided israel with intelligence assistance to track 21 members a sense october 7. what is your reporting in this admission if you will tell us about how involved the u.s. is with israel's operations in gaza and generally across the board? >> i think there is no question the u.s. is helping and was helping israel track yahya sinwar. there is no clear evidence that

the israeli account of them finding yahya sinwar almost by accident seems to be true. i think there is no question the u.s. has been tracking american hostages in gaza. this is interesting because the u.s. is spying on the israeli air force. essentially satellite photos of israel moving plans around and do some missiles. u.s. with these leaked documents show they are watching that and trying to figure out how large a u.s. attack or an israeli attack might be your allies espy on each other, but it shows the political sensitivity of all of this because of the election. biden is trying to thread the needle where he says i want to prevent the loss of more palestinian lives, but i am still a close ally of israel. i think again that just has a ton to do with the november 5 election and him and vice president kamala harris trying to not leave themselves open to being attacked or not supporting israel enough donald

trump. >> to come back for a moment your team noted that this comes after national guard member pleaded guilty in march to posting a trove of top-secret documents on discord. we all remember that story in the manhunt for that leaker. do you think we should expect more revelations like this in the coming weeks and even identifying the suspect behind the leaks? >> yeah. the previous leak on discord started with a couple of documents, and then many more followed, so this could be larger. it points to a broader problem of people leaking these documents. not clear who the this or what their motivations were, but really an embarrassing setback for u.s. intelligence. they should not have this many leaks happening. >> do we know how much documents like this can impact overall developments in this matter regional war in the middle east? certainly if we are reading it we know that the iranians are reading it as well, and that may have its own ramifications.

>> yeah. it could delay or complicate and are runyon or an israeli attack on iran. i'm sorry to go back to the election, but the pressure is so high right now. i think if somehow this leaked complicates israel's ability to strike. i could see donald trump attacking the biden administration for being sloppy with its intelligence. so that is the level of care that i think is going into all of this because of the political pressure by not as the election approaches. >> david, thank you so much. i greatly appreciate it. we are going to take a quick break, and a new hour of ayman starts after this. s. allerg. don't stop your asthma treatments without talking with your doctor. tell your doctor if your asthma worsens. headache and sore throat may occur. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. step back out there with fasenra. ask your doctor if it's right for you.

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on this new hour of ayman, january 6th revisionists have laid the groundwork for a redo, and trump's latest rhetoric is a big part of it. plus, we're going to talk to one of the 1,500 doctors who say concepts of a plan are not enough and want donald trump to reveal his healthcare policy. palestinian children are bearing the brunt of escalating israeli air strikes in gaza.

i'm ayman mohyeldin. let's do it. with just 16 days until election day, republicans have gone all-in on whitewashing the january 6th insurrection. >> there was a beauty to it, and there was a love to it that i've never seen before. >> most people there didn't attack the capitol. they came out of love of the country. >> yes, there was a riot at the capitol on january 6th, but there was still a peaceful transfer of power in this country. >> we had a peaceful transfer of power in 2020. no, we did not, speaker johnson. it was the natural culmination that the 2020 election was stolen from trump. this violent attack on our democracy should have been the end for donald trump. instead, his enablers saved