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so mylan to make the case that health care is on the line as well. >> it's remarkable.e're going to deal with another hugely convention ssequential i. up next, tomorrow is five weeks to election day and guess what, it's debate night. all the disagreements guarantees a feisty debate night. >> what do you feel like you have to accomplish to be successful? >> just tell the truth. >> it's not a lot. >> i don't, you know, i don't have the luxury. >> joining us now, jonathan martin, national political correspondent for the times. good to see you on the day before the debate. it interesting when you go through the issues, it is trump versus biden but in many ways it's trump versus majority opinion in the country. >> they don't vote based on their policy preferences. we have years and years of elections to capture the contradictions of the american electorate so obviously that's not always determine inanitive s country. there's a history of incumbent presidents not doing well in their first debates. jimmy carter, ronald reagan, barrack obama so you heard the sound bite, the pre

it was mylan, and then we did korea, and wind going backwards.n we we now we have, world war ii. and now, just now, because of the centennial. they're talking about building a monument a national monument, in washington, d.c.. but, now you guys are going to be paying attention, right? and you're going to see monuments around your town, you want to see monuments everywhere. memorial hall, soldiers field the l.a. coliseum, persian park in downtown l.a.. those things are all monuments to the first world war. we just don't remember them that way. but those exist towns of statues, plaques, the road for one generation also like to build utilitarian monuments. things the community could actually use, so overtime you sort of forget soldiers feel doesn't exist anymore but that was a football stadium in chicago, all of these things that were going to be open to the general public. it is one of those things that you walk by 1 million times, you don't even notice it and then once you start paying attention you, are going to start realizing that it is all aro

. >> and i think that you mentioned at that there were 2 to 3% of the mylan votes are rejected and that would make a good case for voting in person if there's a problem with the process somehow where something goes wrong in that. >> we see that nationwide, the best way to make sure your vote counts, the way you don't have to worry about signature or sending it to the right place with the post office, if there's a problem with in-person voting, you may correct it. >> one of the concerns i had a moment ago, ranking member scalise have 300 more registered voters than they have citizens. as the chairman of the secretary group, what -- is there a program in place, are there concerns? what was the action, if any, was taken by your group to try and find a way to minimize that situation? >> i know that individual secretaries of state at least in my party know that the rules are clean so the experience on election day are as fast as possible. >> with regard to fraud and main r mail-in ballots, in georgia, i guess it was, there was a thousand people with voter fraud or voted twice or mail-in, is