brad: perhaps. because if we ever reach the day when we can trust 100% of all politician, i don't know if you can trust 100% of all the campaigning mores. that's be the next thing. i trust all these people. but i don't know about -- there's too much to lose if you don't win a race. but we're not there yet. so today we're just going to make sure we have a verifiable pain every ballot. we can do 100% audit of any race in the state of georgia and in over 90% of all the states in america. there's a paper pal lot in this upcoming election. you'll be able to audit anything. pull up the stacks. one for this candidate, one for candidate b, one for candidate c, add them up. verify that with the machine down on election night. you'll have the number of pieces of paper. you'll then know this was a fair, accurate election. this person won. this person lost. mo: thanks for the question. we're almost out of time, we've got two people left in line. brad: i'll be quick. >> good evening. thank you for being here onc

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liz: we have a minute left, brad.eft rates unchanged for the fifth meeting in a row, 5.25, 5 1/2%. stocks run up pretty dramatically already. it is a backdrop less predictable, risk on. are you starting to feel a little squirrely about so much risk-on behavior? >> i think if you look at the markets today, you know, they're bouncing because they pulled back really concerned that the gdp might be a little too hot, pce, might be a little too hot and we might not get the rate cuts expected in the future. i think today it is steady as she goes. we're in the early phase of the shift. gdp growth expected out of the fed coming just over 2%. the glide path on inflation looks to be steady but yes we have to be cognizant of price point entry. but let me get this plug in, liz. when you see what is happening in the market today, when you think about the next 10 years of american innovation and ingenuity. it is important we put forward a piece of legislation i'm working on, 401(k) account for every child at birth, to keep them goin

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13 counts were tossed, including one for his january 2021 phone call to georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger. >> i just want to find 11,780 votes. >> reporter: trump legal team applauded the ruling. >> it was a step in the right direction. it goes to the sloppiness of, frankly, the prosecutors down there. >> reporter: former federal prosecutor tom dupree said it was only a partial victory for trump. >> the judges decision effecively has the result of narrowing the case against trump and the other defendants. it doesn't eliminate it entirely, though. >> it is a lie. >> reporter: mcafee's ruling comes out of a highly anticipated decision this week about whether willis and special prosecutor nathan wade should be disqualified from the election interference case. last month, the pair admitted to having a romantic relationship for about a year after wade was hired, but denied any wrongdoing. >> the romantic relationship ended before the indictment was returned, yes or no? >> to a man, yes. >> reporter: the sprawling racketeering case against the former president and his associates r

joining me now is actor brad james, one of had stars of the netflix film, shirley. you about the movie, you may know that i was honored to know shirley in and i served in her political campaign. i treasure this photo with her and my teenage self and the afro and byron rustin who came to help me kick off my national youth movement. i believe then she had all of the tools to be president, even if her race and gender were impediments in 1972. but 36 years later, we saw the election president obama, and then we saw camalaa harris become the first voice president. having seen those milestones in our lifetime, do you think she could be commanderer in chief today? >> you know, that almost sounds like a dream given the political climate we are dealing with today. learning and navigating. you know, that is a tough one but what i will say about shirley chisholm is she was one who would not be bossed around. she was not going to take no for an answer. so given your question, absolutely, and she would have my vote. >> and she would pursue it with energy. if it hadn't have been

one of those counts involves trump's phone call to georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger, urging him to find the votes trump needed to win. >> so, look. all i want to do is this. i just want to find votes, which is one more than we have, because we won the state. >> reporter: prosecutors seized on that call to charge trump with soliciting a public official to violate his oath of office. but today, judge scott mcafee ruled they failed to include sufficient detail, and did not give the defendants enough information to prepare their defenses intelligently." judge mcafee used similar reasoning to dismiss charges that trump and some of his co-defendants pressured public officials to call a special session of the state legislature and decertify the election results. the opinion impacts the cases against not just trump, but also his former chief of staff mark meadows, his one-time lawyer rudy giuliani, and three other defendants. the judge gave prosecutors six months to decide whether they want to refile those dropped charges, addressing his concerns. and that phone call with the georgi

let me also thank members of congress held a so lee's grace to palatine of brad sherman. am so grateful to diane watson also, we have dolores where to. and our general rodriguez and the farmworker is who are here. america ferrera, amber tamblyn, sally field, brad whitburn and christine lahti and mary steenburgen and ted danson. it is so exciting. lauraiclet's give another roundf applause to these tremendous californians. now you feel you've heard some pretty good speeches already. he passion and the advocacy and the arguments on behalf of my candidacy. and i am grateful to each and every one of you. i was told that people were here late last night and early this morning waiting to get in. and i think you're here because you know how important this election is. you know, some people running for office think only about the next election. i'm thinking about the next generation. leaders come along every so often in our country who mobilize all of us to know we can be better than we are. important for young people, for the students here, and people starting out in your lives a

and he said, this is brad bandy i heard you been looking for me. and brad had forensic reports. he photos. he had a lot of detail and was a great and remember it every bit about it and the thing made the whole project easier was how beloved greg was and is all i had to do was say i'm writing about greg gadson and would say, what can i how can help? what can i do? how can i help you with that? with that project. one of the things that also kind of stands out in the end in us on the book is for the first 13 years, i couldn't get past chapter. four like again. you haven't read, don't want to ruin anything but. it was just it's what i don't remember. and emotionally, intellectually it just it just floored me and i would just stop and i would always walk away. and and it was the pandemic where i wasn't traveling, going anywhere that the reason read the book together over zoom and and got through it i mean, i would have you know i had to read the book to make sure i felt like it was you know, accurate and, and were there weren't a whole lot of things we had to change. but that was par

i've enjoyed it very much on navarro, brad todd. thank you both. still to come. our coverage continues on this super tuesday, plus palestinians running for aid in gaza as a hunger crisis, there worsens the desperate conditions adding to the urgency for a ceasefire will break down where negotiations stand right now. a cnn news central continues >> king charles tomorrow on cnn >> why settle for one guestimate to see the value of a home when realtor dot com's real estimate gives you up to three independent valuations. >> don't all have to do that. >> not really trust the number one app real estate professionals trust, download the realtor.com app today. >> it's just your mother and i went different things, which is why we got sling tv so we can watch live and free tv on one app that's right thing is really keeping this family together. >> you have no idea who had no idea >> if you, have graves disease, gritty eyes could be more than a rough patch. people with graves could also get thyroid disease or ted, which may need a different dr. find a ted is specialist at is-

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greg, i would pose to you, brad raffensperger defeated the people after the insurrection., democracy became a top-three voting issue, i don't believe that's ever happened since the question asked -- replaces -- i think it was one, two and three for most voters and some independents. what is the dynamic, what is the hangover, if any, for the events of january 6th in states like georgia? >> states like georgia, the election trial is still going on right down the street from where i am right now, we're waiting on a ruling from judge mcafee on the future of that case. there are still a lot of republicans who will lie about the election in 2020 and propel those lies but you also have that hangover of those like secretary of state brad raffensperger who notably, raffensperger sent me a statement that he's staying neutral. he's not endorsing donald trump or joe biden. and governor kemp, i asked him who he was going to support, he would not tell me who he voted for on friday. gave a tepid response to donald trump i asked why, because he's better than joe biden. simple as that. and

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with that, i believe i'll hand it back to brad. >> thank you rachel. so, i mentioned the need think about inland drainage in the context of this plan. really want to commend our colleagues at the san francisco public utilities commission and department of public works. they have been engaged in some pretty advanced modeling of the different alternatives in this study looking at those storm water issues, how this combined sewer system reacts to sea level rise. they will continue doing more analysis of the draft plan. we got some concerns about the amount of funding that is currently budgeted in the plan for that future inland drainage system, so there is more work ahead with the army corp to look at sizing that. we also heard some concerns from the local community about ground water rise,b which could occur with sea level rise influencing the ground water table in the near shore area and how that might mobilize contamination. i'll take about that more on the next slide. we do think that there is a new provision in the army corp guidance enacted by congr

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that phone call that the former president made to the republican secretary of state here in georgia, bradfensperger, asking thimm to find enough votes to overturn biden's election victory here in the state. the judge is basically saying that the charges, the counts related to that phone call, he is throwing out. and so, that's kind of what a lot of people know as the biggest thing around this -- these charges for the former president, the biggest kind of action around it, and so the judge in this ruling is saying that those counts related to that phone call are going to be thrown out. what it's also saying is that, you know, part of the indictment is that several members, several people who have been charged, solicited elected members of the georgia senate and the georgia house of representatives to quote/unquote violate their oaths by requesting or asking them to unlawfully appoint presidential electors. that's being thrown out as well. i think that it's certainly important when we look at the counts but also what the action, what the alleged action was behind it that's also being remove

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