right here, 800,000 votes from non-citizens just came out from split cal scientists from old dominion university. these things need to be investigated. >> and there are problems in detroit as well. >> there are so many things he needs to get done. it will be embarrassing. people tried this over and over again. >> in california they have a new proposal going forward, ab1461. this is important. it will allow people who aren't citizens to be able to get a driver's license and be able to vote. we should be able to protect the sanctity of the right to vote. his concern is are there illegals coming in and voting. >> 3 to 5 million. where did he get number 3 million. jesse: it might have something to do with the margin of victory. while you are chasing his squirrel about the voter fraud he's on top the muslim ban. >> he forgot saudi arabia and pakistan. jesse: they are next, bob. i don't even know how you passed the extreme vetting. someone dropped the ball. >> can you tell me who your hairdresser is? jesse: president trump goes our with the media. >> they are among the most dishonest human beings on e

study authored by political scientist jesse richmond of old dominion university.eport estimates 6.4% of 20 million illegal adult immigrants voted. clinton collecting 81% of the vote. this study bolstering the president of the united states who said he want ad full investigation of electoral integrity in this country. joining us tonight. the veteran of 10 presidential campaigns and elections. ed rollins and executive editor of "the weekly standard." fred barnes. ed, let me turn to you first. the president still has his timing. he starts talking about this again, the national left-wing media starts accuse him of talk about an irrelevancy and out comes this study. >> the key thing is to find some fix-its. you don't want to just diminish the premise of elections. but there are a lot of things going on. studies that have been done elsewhere where multiple people have voted multiple times. they have to lay out a plan. lou: first, the national left-wing media went nuts when our president said we are going to investigate voter fraud. they said there is no evidence of vote

right here, 800,000 votes from non-citizens just came out from split cal scientists from old dominion university. these things need to be investigated. >> and there are problems in detroit as well. >> there are so many things he needs to get done. it will be embarrassing. people tried this over and over again. >> in california they have a new proposal going forward, ab1461. this is important. it will allow people who aren't citizens to be able to get a driver's license and be able to vote. we should be able to protect the sanctity of the right to vote. his concern is are there illegals coming in and voting. >> 3 to 5 million. where did he get number 3 million. jesse: it might have something to do with the margin of victory. while you are chasing his squirrel about the voter fraud he's on top the muslim ban. >> he forgot saudi arabia and pakistan. jesse: they are next, bob. i don't even know how you passed the extreme vetting. someone dropped the ball. >> can you tell me who your hairdresser is? jesse: president trump goes our with the media. >> they are among the most dishonest human beings on e

study right here. 800,000 votes from noncitizens just came out from political scientist of old dominion university. these things need to be investigated. so you do not even care if there's voter fraud. >> there so many things he needs to get done to worry about this is going to be embarrassing. the find out it's not true. people have tried this over and over again. >> the real concern is california has a new proposal going forward with an 8014 61. this is important because it provides legal challenge it's gonna allow people who are not citizens to get a drivers license drivers license and be able to vote. that's a problem. we should really protect the thing to see of the right of those should be done and handled legally. his concern is are there illegals in fact coming in and voting. >> i agree with that. 3 - 5,000,000 how did did he come up with that. >> is the margin of victory hillary had in the popular vote. >> while you keep chasing this, he's doing a muslim ban while you're looking the other way. >> a temporary ban and extreme betting. >> you forgot saudi arabia and pakistan was this list. i

study right here. 800,000 votes from noncitizens just came out from political scientist of old dominion universitythings need to be investigated. so you do not even care if there's voter fraud. >> there so many things he needs to get done to worry about this is going to be embarrassing. the find out it's not true. people have tried this over and over again. >> the real concern is california has a new proposal going forward with an 8014 61. this is important because it provides legal challenge it's gonna allow people who are not citizens to get a drivers license drivers license and be able to vote. that's a problem. we should really protect the thing to see of the right of those should be done and handled legally. his concern is are there illegals in fact coming in and voting. >> i agree with that. 3 - 5,000,000 how did did he come up with that. >> is the margin of victory hillary had in the popular vote. >> while you keep chasing this, he's doing a muslim ban while you're looking the other way. >> a temporary ban and extreme betting. >> you forgot saudi arabia and pakistan was this list. i'm surpr

one that the president was appearing to, professor jesse richmond and date ernest from old dominion universityut this together. they say more than 14% of non-citizens in both 2008 and 2010 samples indicated they were registered to vote. that is 14% of non-citizens voting. our best guess based on extrapolations, is that 6.4% of non-citizens voted in 2008. 2.2 non-citizens voted in 2010 but then there is another study. and this is brian schaefer from university of mass. he says results we show are completely accounted for very low frequency measurement error. likely percent of noncitizen voters in recent u.s. elections is zero. it is looks like dispute that may be figured out, right? >> well of course it is important to stay vigilant against voter fraud. there are many people who work in state governments and state boards of election do just that. as you referred to, academics study issue very in depth. it is very important issue, but at this point we have to look at the election in 2016, and say, isn't it time to move on? you know president trump lost the popular vote but the popular vote doesn

not only four states that require proof of citizenship, survey, one from george mason and old dominion universityhows many people here legally who have a green card, that entitles you to work, drive, own a gun, doesn't entitle you to vote, yet a high percentage of them, as high as 6% still are registered to vote, and there's nothing in the system to filter them out. what i would think democrats and republicans and anybody who cares about ballot security would say you know what, let's focus on people who are voting illegally and maybe they don't even know better, but the system can catch that and stop it. >> let me come back to you. we hear the congressman supports this investigation, but there are republicans from the county level up to the speaker and senate majority leader who are walking away from this accusation and claim of widespread voter fraud. is there some political benefit to the president, to the white house to continue to stay on this line? >> it is hard for me to, not that anyone is asking me, congressman, i expect you have a good answer to what i am about to say, with all of the is

that's from an old dominion university study from a survey suggesting 14% of noncitizens claim to be registered to vote, but a few years after that came out the authors of the original survey said their statistics were inaccurate. taking these studies and saying that they suggest what they clearly do not suggest, what does that do to voters in terms of their faith and why would their faith be important or not? i know there are conservatives out there watching and thinking we're all being hiss tore cayst. why does it matter? >> when you have a vibrant democracy that works it's nothing you can take for grachbted. it's something you have to work for and you have to maintain it. at the risk of sounded like i'm using hyperbole, i've been to a con tri, afghanistan, where people had actually lost faith at times in the ability of the government to do basic functions like an election. they actually have lost faith in the legitimacy of their leaders because of it. i'm not saying that that's the direction that this will ultimately take us by any means, but there is a reason that we protect our

morning a new study sports president trump's vote fraud claim political science richmond old dominion universityat least 800,000 votes from non-u.s. citizens based on national polling 6.12% estimated 20 million nonsns that voted clinton would have collected most votes white house says president trump will sign an executive action to commission an investigation. into voter fraud. >> well fbi director james comey one of the speakers lined up for south by southwest scheduled to appear at event in austin, texas march 13 will address portion that he focuses on interactive technology talking about tensions between prooifz and national security justice department investigating him, over the fbi's investigation into e-mails like hillary clinton private e-mail server the festival from march 10 to 19. finally this guy rapper, spinning a new version of the popular game words with friends. a free mobil game think of it words with friends meets urban dictionary, use popular words make up your own believe it time for word game that uses commonly used pieces of our language. back to you. maria: thanks so much,

. >> political scientists old dominion university in virginia says hillary clinton received more thanlped hillary clinton carry a it staff we'll hear more about that one, that is for sure. those are the headlines, gang. steve: that is interesting. based on polls. thanks, heather. can president trump help cut through the red tape left behind by the old obama administration. house majority whip steve scalise knows. his powerful message for america when we come back in two minutes. brian: you've seen him in so many hit movies and tv shows. >> don't you think we're pushing our luck? >> no such thing. ♪ brian: but actor db sweeney who loves to skate, so fed up with hollywood and packed up he left and in the green room. he is spending the night. message for celebrities, melting down for president trump, along with his great new movie. ♪ when you have a digital notebook to capture investing ideas that instantly gives you stock prices, earnings, and dividends... an equity summary score that consolidates the stock ratings of top analysts into a single score... and $7.95 online u.s. equity trad

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dominion, a true hope for humankind. glory to the father, the son and the holy spirit, we pray this in the name of jesus christ, amen. [cheers and applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the missouri state university. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> well, the missouri state university chorale practices about two blocks from my home in missouri, so it was easy to find them, and we're pleased they're here. [applause] it's also a great opportunity for me to introduce my colleague, the senator from new york, chuck schumer. [applause] >> my fellow americans, we live in a challenging and tumultuous time, a quickly-evolving, ever more interconnected world, a rapidly changing economy that benefits too few while leaving too many behind; a fractured media; a politics frequently consumed by rancor. we face threats, foreign and domestic. in such times faith in our government, our institutions and even our country can erode. despite these challenges, i stand here today confident in this great country for one reason -- you, the american people. [applause] we americans have always been a forward-looking, problem-solving, optimistic, patriotic and decent people. whatever our race, religion, sexual orientati