and braden is a poll watcher from the state of michigan. by the way, christina kerama's back with us. we had a hard time getting her up last night. we will get back to all of you in a second. it christina, let me start with you. we were yesterday, i want you to finish. you have so much to say, so many people commented about europeans last night. >> you know, it's really interesting. a lot of the hatred that i've received -- i've been involved in politics, i've debated politicians o on the local netwk before. i've gotten hate, i'm used to that, i don't care. what bothers me is people calling me a liar. that's what upsetting to me. i'm a citizen who is looking out for the best interest of my nation, i'm trying to warn my other fellow citizens of what's happening. people are so consumed with their irrational hatred for donald trump, they forget that there were local elections on that ballot as well. we had senate races, we had don james, we had our congressional races, all types of braces on that ballot that also have been compromised as well.

>> that is true. >> sean: let me go to braden. braden, they could. i might have budgeted your name. if i did, i apologies. you talked about voter intimidation, how hostile people were to the g.o.p. observers. the room erupting with cheers. why don't you tell us what your story was? >> i am an unaffiliated voter. i'm not v a g.o.p. person, i am not a democrat, i am not a republican. but i got called in -- i received a note that said that they received a bunch of ballots in the middle of the night and they didn't have enoughof peopl. so i got trained by the g.o.p. and they brought me in and the first thing that you noticed after just being in their little while was the animosity that you felt from a lot of the poll workers. shortly after getting into the room, they started boarding up the windows and they kicked a bunch of us out. under the guise of lunch. so they used lunch as ann excuse to get people out of the room and then they locked the doors and when let them back in. there was no food for the republican poll watchers. but that is small potatoes compared to what youou see next

son austin came nine months later and braden two years after that.by the age of 24 sandra was the matriarch of her own little clan. >> she loved the boys to death. i mean, she -- they were the apple of her eye. >> life was good until april 2005, when sandra came to her parents, very upset. >> as she told us, she was cleaning out her husband's backpack when two papers fell out, two phone numbers. so she called the phone numbers and it turned out to be two different married women. >> sandra confronted darren. >> he would never admit it. he just kept saying they were friends, they were friends. >> and she knew otherwise? >> she knew what it was. >> by june darren had moved out and sandra moved on, got a job at the beach house restaurant, an island landmark. it was a life changer. >> she was just a darling girl, you know, with two darling children. >> crystal hall was a waitress at the beach house and saw firsthand sandra's transformation from quiet island girl to young working woman. >> she wore her hair back in a ponytail and she was very prim and prop

let's see the definition it's a friend who is always looking at a map for example, i told braden i wasnd that john king pulled up google maps and said, "according to what we're seeing right now, there are multiple paths to jeremy's. [ laughter ] then just in post move the "s" right up to the back of "jeremy. i think that weird pause might make it seem like -- he'll fix it or he won't up next we have buzz and woody this is two loud kids who immediately get still and quiet as soon as the teacher enters. for example, noah and ethan are totally the class clowns, but every time mrs. tarpley walks in, they both drop straight to the ground and lay there not moving with their eyes wide open classic buzz and woody so the teacher walks in. there's just two kids lying on the ground and that's somehow worse than whatever class clownery they were doing we need to dig into this one i feel like that one may be -- i don't think it's a real one. i think maybe that's one our writers came up with [ laughter ] our next new teen slang term is really -- really popular with british teens. it's maskew. let's