>> i talked with both of the can sassers.ts to their lives, threats to their livelihood, to this day there are still threats to their lives and lyely hood that i would take very seriously. during the meeting i was a little upset when i heard comments from democrat canvassers to -- accusing them of racism for holding accountable, detroit accountable for that 71% number. it was very intimidating if you're not used to that. what i can say happen that the chairperson, monica palmer, was very concerned about finding an arrangement that, first of all, fulfilled her duty as a can sasser, which is to make sure that all the reports are in order and you can validate them. when you've got 71% of the precincts that are invalid in contrast to what one of the democratic canvassers said, 71%, that's okay, that's normal for us, it shouldn't be a big deal. no, no, it's a big deal, and i was happy they rejected it the first time. but monica was seeking to have something that could address everyone's concerns, so she proposed to have an audit o

where years are booked on and off on this bus your door do allow us all to really listen to your sasser question which might mean for me to push you a bit dos where it is of course and it was so close. ok so you know, profound enough for me in a profession of you know says show me yeah. me too quick so far. so you go, you know she's got the mock up the whole city . but you know what, i want to go to the source because that was michael jackson put your was this critter's court young all have but you have shown you see other me this past week with dominic and want you to skip the fear because this was a lot like that of the levy family. it looked hard to get it across ollie, who skipped posts. you've been in my job to defend it all and i sunk, it was my only clinic on line. i mean, you can leave gays are innocent, but she drove off on people who are on the right that the welcomes for what they want are over. you know, because the minute i had an hour to do it, if you did, i don't think you should talk of it is your dad offered to push one on his return to finish my honest with you i would

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