they instead became part of this russian, russian operation and this dnc/hillary clinton operation.what? lou: to your point -- >> yeah. lou: i'm, go ahead. >> what i think was happening -- lou: well, to your point -- [laughter] we ever see these people be held accountable? will they go to prison? will they be held accountable? >> i very much hope is so. i think bill barr is a good man, i think if anyone can lead the department of justice and demand accountability, it's barr. but i've got to say it's frustrating when nearly four years in, nobody bess on prosecuted or gone to jail. when i'm home in texas i hear all the time people go what in the heck is wrong that nobody's paying the price for it? i share that frustration, and i hope that doj moves and moves quickly to hold accountable everyone who broke the law, everyone who abused power and, sadly, it sure seems like there were a lot of them. lou: if he doesn't move forward before this election and bring this evidence that he does have to the american people, i will tell you, senator, i'm going to urge as hard as i can this administ

i'm not here to argue that it was somebody other than the russians who hacked into the dnc. it was the russians. what i'm here to say is there was ample evidence of the other side being involved with russia to create a scandal around trump. they hired a foreign agent on the payroll of the democratic party who hired a russian spy to create a document that was absolutely full of misinformation and complete lies. did you know there is no russian conflict in miami and the dossier mentions that there was one. shouldn't they have been told part that isn't reliable? do you also know that the adventures in prague never happened. the dossier asserts that michael cohen went to prague on some venture for trump and russia and it never happened. and they know it never happened. they had information from a foreign government saying it's not true and they never told the court. they never corrected all the misinformation and the dossier. it was used over and over again and they never told the court about how unreliable it was. is that a small thing or a big thing? >> any time there are mate

who gave disinformation to christopher steele that hillary clinton's campaign and democrats of the dncnce so they knew he was a russian spy, what is your reaction to that given the fact that the fbi use that and got the information and used in part with the pfizer wiretap to spy on you thinking that you were a russian asset? >> another perfect example of how nothing in the whole scam makes sense one bit, the concept that he could not have known anything particularly when i sent him a letter on september 25, 2016 explaining everything and offering to meet with him or members of the fbi who i had helped for over a decade and as well as the cia and other groups, so many open questions, somebody that made absolutely no sense whatsoever. liz: they knew a lot about you and going after you, but they didn't investigate the clinton campaign using russians information from the get-go to try to cook up this russia collusion theory, that's allegation that is coming up from dni ratcliffe investigation. you see how circular and weird this is,ue final question, i knw you're not an expert in this, thi

the hrc campaign and dnc financed the steele dossier.ton campaign laying the groundwork in july 24th, they're going on the media, campaign official robby mook, while the dnc hack was in the news, he goes on tv to try to link trump to russian hack of democrat emails. watch this. >> experts are telling us that russian state actors broke into the dnc, stole these emails and other experts are now saying that they are, russians are releasing these emails for the purpose of actually helping donald trump. i don't think it is coincidental that these emails were released on the eve of our convention here. that is disturbing. i think we need to be concerned about that. we need to be concerned we also saw last week at the republican convention, that trump and his allies made changes to the republican platform to make it more pro-russian. elizabeth: here's the problem. cnn should have said right there what is your proof trump is connected to the hack? so you see that right there from the get-go it is starting. that same day, "the new york times" rep

that's the current dnc ad on covid. i think even the starkness of that is probably going to have to be ramped up given what the white house is now admitting about wanting a maximum number of americans to get infected because they're embracing this herd immunity thing. in that ad the white house as super spreader footage that they showed quickly in that ad, that's from the event where the president announced the nomination of his new nominee to the supreme court, amy coney barrett. in this last minute shove to try to get her onto the supreme court today i actually think it was kind of a rough day for the nominee. republicans think they will confirm her no matter what happens in her confirmation. i think that's why they're not expending too much energy on how this is going, but this is going to have knock on effects regardless of whether or not she actually makes it onto the court. the election is underway, 10 million americans have already voted. millions more americans preparing to cast their ballots while these hearing

it is a conspiratorial wing of the dnc and basically nothing but state run television. they are actively working to elect sleepy joe biden and guthrie's own husband was al gore's traveling chief of staff. what a shock. needless to say, this event, which was billed as a town hall was nothing more than a contentious political debate with guthrie interrupting the president again and again and again, all in the name of fairness. take a look. >> that felt really good and -- >> did the doctors ever tell you that it's on the money on your long >> no but they said the lungs are little bit different, perhaps infected -- >> infected with? >> i don't know, i tested positive. >> let's talk about testing because there's a little confusion with this. did you test the day of the debate? >> you can't let this continue to go on with the lockdown's. cities that are run by democrats who don't -- >> while we are out on the topic, let me ask you about qanon. >> i don't know anything about he went on. >> i just told you. >> sean: i know nothing by q and on and by the way, i have no clue what

choosing john rasco as the chair of the dnc, they left out woman. it is not wonderful gender equality. but she is his top advisor. lily walt and jane adams had an agreement. since we agree to disagree, neither of us will campaign actively. neither of them follow the agreement. lily walt wrote letters to the country. they sent letters on smith's behalf. francis perkins speaks actively touring the country to speak on his behalf. women do play -- my next progress -- project is about marie curie of new jersey, one of the few female woman of congress. women play a role in the campaign. it was mechanized at the time. even though bell is behind the scenes, newspapers comments on how she is his political brain. she dies early in the fdr administration. that probably did not help. yes? >> you spoke earlier about the idea of parties campaigning in states that had been ignored in the past. keeping in mind the current political climate, is there forgotten knowledge that politicians today are we learning that we could take from this situation? >> great question

if you think about it it's almost like a campaign contribution to the dnc. the good news is our people understand it. it was actually worse for years ago but they went through it. we are up and almost all of the states we are talking about. close up even or very doing fantastically in florida and north carolina. we have a michigan poll that came out. we have a very good wisconsin poll that just cannot. rasmussen has set 53 52 yesterday and head-to-head nationally, we are up in a rasmussen poll that was one of the most accurate four years ago. we tend to look at the ones that were accurate four years ago. pennsylvania, we think we will do fantastically. and we have never seen enthusiasm like this and i think the honest reporters will say i don't think anything's ever seen is he is him like this. our voters are going to vote early but they are going to vote on tuesday. they want to wait until tuesday that's what the tradition has been. i am calling it a great red wave and i think you're going to see something that is amazing. some will vote a little bit earlie

it is almost like a campaign contribution to the dnc. good news is our people understand it.hey went through it four years ago and it was actually worse for years ago if you think about it. but they went through it. we are really up in almost all the states we are talking about. most of the states. we are up, even or very close. doing fantastically in florida and in north carolina. we have our michigan poll that just came out. and we have a very good wisconsin poll that just came out. one up. rasmussen has us at 53. 52 yesterday. and head-to-head nationally, we are up in the rasmussen poll. rasmussen was one of the most accurate for years ago, so we tend to look at the ones that are most accurate four years ago. pennsylvania, we think we are going to do fantastically there. there is tremendous energy. we have never seen enthusiasm like this. i think the honest reporters will say that in the history of doing what you're doing, i don't think it would what he has ever seen enthusiasm like this. voters are going to vote early but they would really vote on tuesday. they want to wa

her campaign and dnc did it as well.ma left it empty, the treasury empty and debbie was sermon schultz was a disaster. that's why donna brazile was brought in. all of a sudden there probe happenings and have you two simultaneously taking trump. how do i know that? show time. looked at as the hero. fundamentals of it why doesn't john brennan come out and tell us how out of context these memos are. please explain. just going on another channel saying they are out of context doesn't suffice. steve: we do know large portions of these documents are redacted. we don't know exactly the context and we don't know details. i'm sure he would be reluctant to do just that what this does show us the intel community knew that the hillary clinton campaign was trying to stir up a scandal. and, yet, the doj and the fbi did not stop it. and have you got to wonder why. of course, with what are we? we are just 27 days out before the election. this would be the biggest story in the world if coronavirus wasn't out there. and if the president d

another person who signed two falsifiesa -- false fisa warrants and what's the significance of the dnc, well, that's the same organization that funded and help put together terrible dossier which was part of the the serious civil rights abuses which i had to endure. >> the democratic national committee and again for people when you don't know when you sign up on the wiretaps, i'm told by inside sources, you would normally stay far, far away from a political competitor, you just don't do it and if you feel you must for some overriding reason that would have to go all the way to the top to the president of the united states because it's such a sensitive matter and then you would like to look at the wiretap if you signed off on it and make crystal clear that all of the processes have been followed. you would want to do that personally, not just sign it as they say they kind of did, now the people at the top are implying that they were fooled by the people under them when it's their responsibility that that doesn't happen. so anyway, wow, what -- what a story. you said carterpage.com -- >>

we you a under -- which joe biden and kamala harris didn't condemn during their dnc speech and, in fact folks out of jail. and truthfully speaking for americans who suffered under coronavirus, lost their job, lost their incomes, these folks want to see law and order restored and when the polls begin to change into the directions of donald trump, who spoke about law and order, that's when the democrats begin to speak differently about the chaos that has been going on in our streets. the trump administration is best suited to preserve and protect the country from the rioting and the lotting and bring it back on track to a path of prosperity. jillian: tony, i want to get your take on this last topic before we run out of time. this is about transition of power. take a listen to what mike pence had to say last night. >> senator, your party has spent the last three and a half years trying to overturn the results of the last election. it's amazing. when joe biden was vice president of the united states, the fbi actually spied on president trump and my campaign. jillian: what do you think about

within the dnc, women and male delegates were 50/50 represented. that does not mean back up for a second -- once women's suffrage becomes constitutional, once the 19 amendment both of the parties freaked out. there is a freighters going to be a woman vote, if all the women vote for one side or the other, our side is in trouble. they scramble to get as much women involved as possible. in the 20s, they're doing things like -- this is part of the continuation of that trend. by the late twenties they realize there's not gonna be a woman vote, so they start to be more dismissive. but in the meantime, some of the men would do things without consulting the women. for example, choosing john rascal of the chair of the dnc. they left out the woman. it's not like this is a wonderful moment of gender equality. women -- lillian and jane adams with the hoover's quarter. they had basically an agreement. since we both agree to disagree, neither of us will campaign actively. which is neither of them actually followed the agreement, because writes letters to hundred

. >> reporter: about 870 people attended joe biden's driving rally, more than the dnc, significant given the state is not voted for a democratic president since 1992. long considered out of reach, two democrats. the biden campaign thinks georgia is competitive and could become part of the 270. the collectivist lay the groundwork after a series of narrow losses in 2017-18 including stacy abrams who lost the governor's race by 50,000 votes. george he is seeing regularly turn out and the highest percentage of black voters in any background state. the final push increase and add blitzen visits from both members of the ticket and their spouses, who suffer down ballot democratic candidates. >> there are a lot of pundits who would've guessed four years ago the democratic candidate for president in 2020 would be campaigning in georgia on the final week of the election. but we do because something is happening. here in georgia and across america. >> reporter: in atlanta biden touched on his usual points literally they appeal to the other side of the aisle with a message of unity and healing, wher

for example, choosing john as the chair of the dnc. it's not like this is a wonderful moment of gender equality, but belle is his top adviser. women like lillian wall and jane adams. they had basically an agreement, since we both agree to disagree, neither of us will campaign actively. which is neither of them actually follow agreement because lillian writes letters to dozens of social workers and they send a mass letter that goes all over the country. but they send letters all around the country on smith's behalf. francis perkins speaks actively touring the country. as does molly, she comes out of the national consumer's league and becomes a prominent new dealer. my next project, mary teresa of nnlz, is a congresswoman and she's campaigning actively. so women play a role in the campaign. and it is recognized at the time, even though belle is behind scenes, newspapers comment on how she is his political brains. and that's another part of the answer to his switch. so you spoke a bit earlier about the idea of parties campaigning in state

lied to the fisa court and never told the fisa court that hillary clinton and her campaign and the dnc actually paid for the dossier congressman. >> and remember the dates here, july 2016 during the campaign, they were going to create it. president obama was briefed by the cia director in july by those notes what ratcliffe put forward. a memo was sent to comey and to peter strzok who was part of crossfire hurricane and the mueller report, and never did this intel ever come forward this is exactly what i warned about. remember, we talked about this in a commitment to america, that the democrats want to dismantle this nation. this proves it. there is a different way to go forward to rebuild, restore, and renew america. maria: yes, and let me just say before you go, the cia director gina haspel, apparently has been blocking de classification. many sources have told me that she does not want the spotlight on the cia. what can you tell us about that, because i understand, as i understand it, this is only a small portion of what john ratcliffe wanted to declassify. there's more. is there mor

and biden and the dnc are actually the ones spending big money there, they're outspending republicans 2 to 1 on ads in florida. does biden need to win the state? >> reporter: he laid it out well. if biden wins florida, it certainly shows a sign of strength for the biden campaign. it also could bring the race to an early end. this is very pivotal for the biden campaign as well. you see that based on vice president biden's appearance, and the incredible amount of money. you mentioned biden and the dnc outspending trump and the republicans over two to one here in the next week. they're putting a lot of financial resources here and time as well. that time is slowly clicking away. this is very important that he's making these appearances here today. we are in broward county, a strong democratic strong hold within the state of florida, also has a high number of black voters, black voters playing a key role in coalition of the biden campaign seeking to build as they look toward election day. you see the cars lining up behind me, they have been going in in the last hour or so, this is a drive

be open about it and have the political parties with the rnc and the dnc do this.thing, in spite of all of that i think president trump should do the virtual debate. >> sean: they canceled it! >> do what you have to do to bring it back because joe biden staring into an ipad lens and having to put together 2 minutes of a response in detail is not easy. i do a lot of zoom calls, sean, i know that speaking to a live audience is a lot easier than staring at the lens of a laptop and speaking for 5 minutes and making sense. it is not easy and joe biden can do it. we don't have a lot of moments left in this campaign. they should do the debate. >> sean: president joe concha chalice of this program, joe biden to have a real third debate. looks like joe biden is the beneficiary. he's been hiding in his bunker all summer long and called a lid on half the days in september of oh nine or ten in the morning meeting on -- it's my nappy time, i'm going to go take a nap and have a hot cocoa. >> five press conferences in the past 190 days for joe biden. president trump and lee speak

pointed out as the president gets plenty of coverage on cable news and holds rallies but biden and the dnc has out rise did the president for months on end and appears now making use of all that money >> bill: thank you jackie for that. meanwhile this was from earlier today. watch here. >> president trump: we've got to get the attorney general to act. he's got to act and he's got to act fast. he's got to appoint somebody. this is major corruption. this has to be known about before the election >> bill: earlier today on "fox & friends" the president talking about investigating reports on hunter biden emails. the former vp calling it a smear campaign. on thursday of this week the senate judiciary committee to have twitter and facebook testify. mike has the report in washington. where are we now mike? >>> one key member of the senate judiciary committee said the media giants have explaining to do. >> those are hunter biden's emails. the obvious question is why did twitter sensor the new york post story? we need to find out. i'm disappointed that the hearing to subpoena the folks from twitter

maybe a first arm, of the dnc. twitter and facebook.y're like, they are like really it's a massive campaign contribution. >> laura: the first arm, i love that. twitter's nonapology that followed, well, it was too late because the biden campaign had the shield he needed to avoid answering or even being asked questions about what joe knew about hunter's solicitation scheme and when he knew it. >> i think twitter's response to the actual article itself makes clear that these purported allegations are false and they are not true. glad to see social media companies like twitter taking responsibility to limit disinformation. >> laura: that was on chatter. but even if, you know, this october surprise, you know, ends up hurting hunter's ability to cash in on aiding our biggest rival, well, the bidens have plenty of other ways to cash in. >> some of these numbers, fund-raising really jumps off the page. $383 million raised by joe biden that september. >> they have more than $400 million on hand. >> goldman sachs, morgan stanley, jpmorgan, bank o

she was paying for the dossier, she was paying for the fix-up at the dnc. technical devices. they never really got to see the servers at the dnc that the russians supposedly, according to the clinton plot line, had gotten into. and, you know, it just, it was all so inconvenient, so she destroyed all of her devices. you know, it's -- you've gotten to be understanding if you're going the deal with these folks, the democrats. [laughter] larry elder, thanks for being with us. we appreciate it. take care, partner. >>> before we go to break, a reminder, my national bestseller, "the trump century," it's available. go to loudobbsshop.com. we're coming right back, stay with us. i knew about the tremors. but when i started seeing things, i didn't know what was happening... so i kept it in. he started believing things that weren't true. i knew something was wrong... but i didn't say a word. during the course of their disease around 50% of people with parkinson's may experience hallucinations or delusions. but now, doctors are prescribing nuplazid. the only fda approve

people talked about how they didn't discuss it at the dnc.enator harris still up on her twitter page posted a link for a bail out fund for rioters who burned businesses to the grounds destroying livelihoods for families for generations to come. joe biden's staffers donateed to that bail out fund. it's rich now that joe biden and senator harris came out with these statements. their actions speak louder than their words do on this issue. you think about the people here who were affected by this. who doesn't like their businesses being burned down? black americans who live in these communities. those are the people that they are completely ignoring when they talk about these issues and claim they have been against violence and rioting all along. they helped enable it with bail out funds on their twitter page. >> melissa: dagan? >> all of y'all are in trouble. the associated press said don't use the word rite. -- riot. it's unrest and they frown on the word looting because president trump uses it. >> harris: wow. president trump hitting the campa

she was paying for the dossier, she was paying for the fix-up at the dnc.trouble with these technical devices. they never really got to see the servers at the dnc that the russians supposedly, according to the clinton plot line, had gotten into. and, you know, it just, it was all so inconvenient, so she destroyed all of her devices. you know, it's -- you've gotten to be understanding if you're going the deal with these folks, the democrats. [laughter] larry elder, thanks for being with us. we appreciate it. take care, partner. >>> before we go to break, a reminder, my national bestseller, "the trump century," it's available. go to loudobbsshop.com. we're coming right back, stay with us. we're helping change the future of heart failure. understanding how to talk to your doctor about treatment options is key. today, we are redefining how we do things. we find new ways of speaking, so you're never out of touch. it's seeing someone's face that comforts us, no matter where. when those around us know us, they can show us just how much they care. the first steps o

here's the dnc chair tom perez on "face the nation." >> the democrats are overwhelmingly turning in their ballot and 350,000 of the democrats that have turned in their ballots haven't voted in the last two elections, so it's not just people who are voting for convenience. it's people who haven't turned out, and that shows the enthusiasm for joe biden and kamala harris. >> martha: that on the democrats side, let's bring in [indiscernible], trump 2020 campaign national press secretary. hogan, thanks for being here tonight. good heavy with us. >> thanks much, i appreciate the time. >> martha: the numbers that tom perez was talking about, 350,000 new voters, obviously there's a big effort on both sides because we know that people who register to vote for the first time or the first time in a long time, they tend to turn out. what's your operation seeing those numbers? >> look, a couple things. i think important to note here. the democrats put pretty much everything they had into early voting. they tried to scare americans and say they couldn't get up to safely do it and social distancing woul

it like a third arm, maybe a first arm of the dnc, twitter and facebook and they're like, they're like really, it's a massive campaign contribution this is a third arm of the dnc, the radical left movement and that's the biggest problem our country has. it is not with the right. it is with the left. the radical left is the biggest -- antifa and that scum is the thing that's hurting our country and not in republican areas by the way. with republican but almost 25 out of 25 cities and states are run by radical left where they're run by radical left, those are the high crime. whether new york which has gone through the roof, statistics job cuomo doing the job there, it is so bad, iit is so bad. his political career has to be finished. you can't have numbers where he is putting up certain types of crime are up 250%? and you know, he is helped along by the mayor in all fairness. the mayor i guess he will go on to greener pastures pretty soon. but it is a very sad thing that happens, stuart. very sad. stuart: are we seeing more documents coming out soon? we're told you will declassify everyt

we had to fight through subpoenas, we had to prove that it was the clinton campaign and the dnc that paid for the dirty dossier, this dirty information. remember all of that that happened? we should have been -- they knew about this four years ago when myself and speaker at the time paul ryan were briefed and they hid this from us and they continued to hide it all the way until we incovered it. i will tell you, the documents that are underlying that we now have seen, i've only seen a you those. there's definitely smoking guns. that information needs to be made available to the american public. from what i understand, there's even more underlying evidence that backs up what director ratcliffe put out and just think how long it took for us to figure out this information. i know it's mind boggling. this has been a very difficult task for us to get to the bottom of because you have corrupt of icials. i think that's the pointpt here. are you going to go back and elect somebody like biden who just the other night, maria, had the adas a -- adacity to go aftr president trump once again. i th

with availability for voting. >> marc elias is the dnc top lawyer. stake? on the granulalar level, there e multiple dozens of lawsuits. what is being fought over? >> most of what is being fought over is the ability for voters to have access to the polls and for the votes to count. a lot of the litigation we are seeing in 2020 are mail-in ballots going to be rejected for technical reasons or are we going to enfranchise voters? amy: that is marc elias. you spend some amount of time in this documentary speakining to him. there are hundreds of these challengeses all over the count. can you talk about his significance in these lawsuits and whether you see on election day the whole election being thrown into court? which could lead to the supreme court which might have a new justice on the supreme court named amy coney barrett. >> right. i think the comparison you might make is if you are preparing to watch a baseball game and then the coaches of the respective teams come out and they start arguing over who is going to bat first and then there arguing abou

she was paying for the dossier, she was paying for the fix-up at the dnc.e with these technical devices. they never really got to see the servers at the dnc that the russians supposedly, according to the clinton plot line, had gotten into. and, you know, it just, it was all so inconvenient, so she destroyed all of her devices. you know, it's -- you've gotten to be understanding if you're going the deal with these folks, the democrats. [laughter] larry elder, thanks for being with us. we appreciate it. take care, partner. >>> before we go to break, a reminder, my national bestseller, "the trump century," it's available. go to loudobbsshop.com. we're coming right back, stay with us. . . some things are good to know. like where to find the cheapest gas in town and which supermarket gives you the most bang for your buck. something else that's good to know? if you have medicare and medicaid, you may be able to get more healthcare benefits through a humana medicare advantage plan. call the number on your screen now and speak to a licensed humana sales agent to se

. >> reporter: they believe it is a satanic cult run by the dnc. >> reporter: trump was also pressed about why he retweeted a conspiracy theory that bin laden's death was a hoax and joe biden had s.e.a.l. team six killed, a theory debunked by a navy s.e.a.l. whofls the was th. >> that was a retweet. that was an opinion of somebody and that was a retweet. >> reporter: i don't get that. you're the president. you're not some crazy uncle who can tweet whatever. >> reporter: he debunked his own town hall as he criticized the president in expanding the supreme court. >> don't voters have a right to know where they stand? >> they do have a right to know where they stand and they have a right to know where at the stand before the vote. >> reporter: more people watched biden than the ratings-obsessed president who went after nbc's savannah guthrie for her tough questioning. >> talking about somebody going totally crazy. i told you, i told you that. another evening in paradise i call it. >> reporter: and, wolf, the president going after savannah guthrie there, we're learning something his form

that is the new covid-themed ad from the dnc. we got an early copy of that. that's the first time anybody has seen that anywhere. as much as the trump campaign does not want this election to be about the coronavirus and the disastrously failed u.s. response to it under president trump, the president today publicly moaning and complaining about how much the news media wants to talk about the coronavirus and the huge new surge in cases in this country. he's complaining about that like it's some sort of plot against him and not just something happening in this country. but as much as the president and his campaign don't want the campaign to be about covid, when this is what's happening in the country 15 days out from the election and the president and his campaign really are holding a string of high covid risk events like no other entity in the whole country after the president himself was just hospitalized for it, yes, covid is going to be the basis on which the election is held inevitabl inevitably. today in florida where early voting started, the tampa bay ba

former dnc chair endorsed bernie. dorothy former dnc official. donor said trump was hurting democracy. should guy on? >> juan: no. >> jesse. >> juan: it's a mix of republicans and democrats. >> jesse. exactly. >> juan: led by the head of the republican national committee. >> jesse. that's like saying mueller is a republican even though 13 of his gang is a democrat party. >> >> juan: no one is republican unless they're trumpian? >> jesse. just on the record. they are quoted as saying trump is toxic and dirty and damaging the country. that's not fair to the president. > >> juan: every republican who doesn't like trump is now a rhino. >> dana: i don't think this commission was trying to help kamala. i don't think that this morning. but i do think. >> jesse. why roll out. >> dana: time something terrible. >> juan: the two of you. >> jesse. fortune 500 companies. >> juan: the two of you agree to the rules that were set by your campaign. [laughter] katie. >> katie: yes, sir. so the president today called kamala harris a monster. reminded me of when he

with availabili for voting. >> cobb: marc elias is the dnc's top lawyer.n this on the granular level, there are multiple, dozens of lawsuits, what's being fought over? >> most of what's being fought over is the ability for voters to have access to the polls, and for the votes to count. a lot of the litigation we're seeing in 2020 is, "are mail-in ballots going to be rejected for technical reasons, or are we gonna enfranchise voters?">> weh requesting an absentee ballot online... >> cobb: for republicans though, this all spelled trouble. it tapped into a fear that the push for absentee ballots would favor democratic turn out, and wisconsin became their early battleground to resist it. justin clark, the trump campaign's senior counsel, led the republican strategy in wisconsin. >> when you radically change the way people vote, what ends up happening is you create confusion, you create chaos, and you disenfranchise voters, because you're not allowing them to vote in the way they traditionally would. >> cobb: so when we talked with people in milwaukee and there

we had 31 out of 99 legislative changes when i took over at the dnc. the 10 legislative chambers we are 50/50. the democratic campaign is an unsung hero. they are helping. we are proud to assist them. make sure that you vote up and you vote down the ballot. because state governments, as you just heard in the message there. i have word for the folks in kansas that we are going to h e have -- the mayor of topeka will win the race. >> we have been talking a lot about voting -- i wanted to ask you a follow up out of wisconsin. there has been a lawsuit to extend the deadline for absentee ballots. if they were postmarked before election day if they got there late it would have been counted. that was successful at the first run of the court hearing. it is going to federal court and a federal appellate court has struck it down 2-1. the opinion by the federal judge is strike -- the citizens will do their right to vote. what is your reaction to the court's decision. what happens next? >> i was obviously very disappointed. we are the plaintiff in the case. i will

>> jimmy: at the dnc -- you got to speak at the dnc which is -- talk about pressure right there. >> no the story about the time that vice president biden called you after your cancer diagnosis. >> yes yes. i got -- i was diagnosed with breast cancer, and this is, i guess -- geez, i guess it's a little over three years ago now. and he called. and, of course, his beloved son beau - >> jimmy: yeah >> -- had struggled with this disease. and so he was very well connected to doctors he knew this hospital and that group and this research team and blah, blah, blah and so he was calling me to talk to me about who my doctors were and how could he help and should he put me in touch with this, that, and the other. and it was just so beyond the beyond in terms of kindness, for real it was just -- it was astoundingly thoughtful. >> jimmy: wow. >> and i couldn't get him off the phone, by the way. >> jimmy: yeah >> i mean, i was like, "you got to -- don't you have to run the country? >> jimmy: you have things to do, buddy. yeah >> yeah, totally >> jimmy: he's that amazing. >> but i mean, he really wan