pre-frontal areas took place to the sound of ukrainian shells exploding, but members of the electoral committee, ordinary people, residents of the kherson region, were not afraid and helped their compatriots make their choice. stationary polling stations. here people didn’t open literally every yard , they are really very afraid they are afraid their defenders. that is to say, ukrainian, therefore, on our part, it was decided that people could more freely decide on their choice to bypass more territory, respectively, knock on each house. the fact that the voting took place in accordance with all democratic norms was noted by international observers who followed the referendum, here to the ukrainian regime and its western curators. he observers had serious questions. i knew that we have serbia there in the balkans. we were bombed ninety-ninth year. this is from hymers running nato to do all week. every day, during and after the end of the voting, the kherson region was under rocket attacks, as if in retaliation for the fact that people decided to express their opinion, the nazi regime committed

to even invite him to a number of states, since this will only worsen the situation from the electoral committeethe states controlled by the democrats. increasingly accused of fraud, for example in pennsylvania 240.000 ballots sent by a voter who is not eligible to vote. as a result, here, when counting votes on the charts, it is quite possible to expect the famous biden step, which ensures the victory of the democrat. the imitation of water is inevitable, but the alternative would be a massive power outage to the population lithuanian media and in a peculiar way are trying to calm the population last week, the country's parliament adopted a special law that allows suppliers to increase tariffs for water supply utilities refer to the rise in price as the price of electricity rises, tariffs inevitably rise, and for everything else, immediately after the adoption of the law, water for households has risen in price by 30% and two euros per cubic meter, and it necessarily imitates the proportional cost of electricity, which is expected to cost 4-5 times in winter more. than now, against this backgro

but it but, but a, but again, in terms of process from the electoral committee process from the electoral court at this point. it's just a returned to that sort of same polarized atmosphere that we've been seeing over the course of, throughout the course of this campaign season. again, many people hoping that that would come to an end on sunday night during sunday's vote. it's not going to be the case. all right, a manual rapid life of the in brazilian money. thank. now centrals had been held in the indonesian city of milan after one of the deadliest stadium incidents in history. a 125 people were killed in a stampede. after police fire tear gas of spectators, the government scrape it a fact finding team which is looking into holding people criminal accountable for the incident. out as a was jessica washington is in milan, where she met with survivors and their family members. in milan, this is a community in morning and shock. 17 year old we dad went to a football match. his family never expected that he wouldn't make it home. the game turned to tragedy after police fire tear gas at spec

the youth electoral committee center activates its work and the long-awaited premiere of the tv season, the first show of telecastings is already today also in release. the president, which was said in detail in a minute. protective measures against sanctions and increasing the self-sufficiency of the economies of the cis countries were discussed today at the council of heads of government in astana whether there is freedom of speech in journalism, how to counter the hate and develop new tactics in the information war, which was also discussed by the participants of the ninth forum of young journalists sold out the first ballet nutcracker-staged by valentin elizarieva continues touring big to a big sold-out crowd. today there was an extraordinary the session of the collective security council, the csto took part in it, our president, the conversation of the leaders of the association took place in an online format, the meeting was created quickly, it turned out to be very, frank discussion, it was about resolving the situation on the armenian-azerbaijani border. situation. it escalated

working precisely on lulu the de facto restrictions imposed on the bolsonaro center of the electoral committee classic. bolsonaro supporters in social networks explained the explosions of these baris on the river of pomazon as there were voters, their candidates and they were blown up by supporters, luls, the center of the election commission closed the corresponding site, because now it turned out that in fact, it was the federal police that blew up the ferry without people, but with riches that were illegally obtained by black diggers and tin. became more. and now the international liberal press is against the boss. nation magazine he damaged science, human well-being and ecosystems openly supported lulu spanish prime minister sanchez brazil lulu deserves your victory dear friend will be a victory for progressive forces around the world in turn ex-president. us trump called lulu on social networks a lunatic quote that putin's russia was asked in valdai that we have good relations with lulu's inflammation and we are on good terms. e with lord tonaru, we do not interfere in the uh internal pol

marina zakharova, head of the electoral committee, of course, 9 hundredths - these are ballots recognizedeed, this is where not a single sign is two signs, well, spoiled ballots, therefore, of course, you can find it in any photo when counting, when you sort the ballots. it's like any other vote. we've got a ballot box for you. e, for. here's a ballot with a tick against. here's an empty bulletin without checkmarks, and therefore writing such powerful means, these are texts that, aha, empty sheets were war correspondent alexander kosa. in my telegram channel. i posted just the full video where these screenshots were taken from. let's take a look at it in detail. the number of this number of her, he actually looks like these supposedly from empty sheets. of course, on a video of rather poor quality it is difficult to see something set by a pen, but as they say, we have it there now, by the way, the international observer and serbia misha vatych are in touch, and the politician is the leader of the serbian right-wing party, and hello, we are glad to welcome you to our studio you were an obs

the electoral committee said they were committed, $5.1 million. let's check back in two weeks, three weeks. that's how we'll know. >> we know what the stakes are. the stakes are so high. it's which party controls the senate. without georgia, all bets are on pennsylvania, and that's a big bet to make. >> again, to point to the specifics, he's invited handwriting experts to come in and look at everything. you can get in trouble. if you deny it, stick with it. we'll see. >>> up next, the president making his way to florida. getting a first look. residents beginning to allow to tour their holmes and businesses of devastated sanibel island. asr supporting 6 key i indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: thinknk bigger. sometimes you're so busy taking care of everyone else you don't do enough for yourself, or your mouth. but eventually, it will remind you. when it does, aspen dental is here for you. we offer theustom dental treatments you need, all under one roof, right nearby. so we n bring more life to your smile... and more smi to

youth electoral committee center activates its work and the long-awaited premiere of the tv season factor buy, the first show telecastings already today, see also in the issue. csto leaders, our president also took part in the online meeting of the association, which was discussed in more detail in a minute. protective measures against sanctions and increasing the self-sufficiency of the economies of the cis countries were discussed today at the council of heads of government in astana whether there is freedom of speech in journalism, how to counter the hate and develop new tactics in the information war, which was also discussed by the participants of the ninth forum of young journalists sold out the first to get sick nutcracker-staged valentine elizarieva continues touring big in a big sold out. today, an extraordinary session of the collective security council on the collective security council took place, and our president took part in it. the conversation between the leaders of the association took place in an online format . situation. it escalated quickly there in september. in par

the ballots are reloaded in special safe packages and taken to the regional center by the electoral committeegion on the exit of the zaporozhye region and the composition of ukraine and the entry of the zaporozhye region into the russian federation are announced 541,093 referendum participants took part in the referendum as a constituent entity of the russian federation; 430,000 268 referendum participants answered yes, which is 93.11 % of the number of referendum participants included in the lists of referendum participants. flowers congratulate galina katyushchenko. these are her employees, despite intimidation of the kyiv regime held a referendum. i think that we are all with you. we realize that today we are all in history. the great history of the great country of the great people. and i would like you and i to congratulate and thank all members of the commission with thunderous applause, who, despite the fears that they were sent with threats and even murders. unfortunately, we lost many comrades along the way, but we did it, people did it , both members of the commission and residents

senator marsha blackburn of tennessee, the powerful chairman of the national republican senate electoral committeecott, the rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel and republicans really believe they have a good shot in flipping this senate seat from blue to red. that support that we're seeing at the national level also seems to be nearer here on the ground. when you talk to his conservative supporters they question the timing of these allegations and they also suggest some frustration. they feel as though republicans are often targeted. now, something that i've noticed that walker has incorporated in addition to blanket denials, he's now also saying if they do this to me, imagine what can happen to you next. i'm curious to see how much he continues to make variations of this argument in the days ahead. voting already under way in this state. just a week and a half until election day. john. >> eva mckent. thank you. mandela barnes challenging ron johnson. they share an affinity for calling each other extreme. omar jiminez is on the ground for us. beautiful foliage and river behind you. beautiful day. the ca

just for lulu the de facto restrictions imposed on us were all the people of the center of the electoral committeeorters explained the explosion of these profits on the river in the amazon, in social networks, the voters of their candidates were there and they were blown up by supporters, luls, the center of the election commission closed the corresponding site, because now it turned out that in fact, it was the federal police who blew up the ferries without people, but with the riches that were illegally mined by black diggers like them, there were more such illegal crafts. and now against the boss international liberal press. nation magazine, he damaged science, human well-being and ecosystems openly supported lulu the spanish prime minister. sans abandoned brazil deserves lulu your victory, dear friend, will be a victory for progressive forces around the world, in turn, ex-us president trump called lulu a lunatic quote on social networks that putin's russia sneaked in and asked valdai we are on good terms and lord lulu and we are on good terms. uh with lord sanaro, we don't interfere on the uh

this very night about my victorious progress elena trievich, however, in the afternoon in the electoral committee they said that she was a little hasty in order to understand who and for whom voted in these elections in the boss and herzegovina. first you need to look at the map after the collapse of yugoslavia, be afraid and herzegovina was divided into three parts under the daytov agreement. federation of bosnia herzegovina district, bračko and republika srpska all families of state administration proportionally represented by the three main peoples bolsheviks who adopted slavs serbs orthodox croats catholics. so, in fact, this country is a confederation under external control. the current leader of the bosnian serbs, milorad dodik, is a consistent critic. such a controversial structure of bosnia herzegovina, to put it mildly, why did officials write him down as autocrats and nationalists? well, what most of brussels' songs are is dodik's sincere sympathy for russia, which is called a historical ally and friendship with which he values ​​\u200b\u200bbefore the elections, cute dudik was on a vis

of the innovations that was announced by igor karpenko is the chairman of the center of the electoral committee in the parliamentary elections, which caused it immediately? oh, howl to the opponent. here, again, what kind of opponents. if we are talking about the fugitives, who today are in a transcendental latitude, then these are enemies, if they are today, then they begin to criticize this, then excellent, we are on the right path, therefore we explain opinions, we explain, yes, what does it mean we have unification, unification is going on in our electoral processes, in particular. when we were discussing these issues during the preparation of our constitution, we were people and, first of all, those who participated in the electoral process as members of precinct election commissions. these are simple employees of the organization of our organization, they said, let's do this let's say. well, excuse me, this process, why and still terrorize us will work out or how we will do it, uh, we will carry it out, like in many. strange world will hold elections and accordingly, uh, in one day we wil

january 6th committee wants to talk to kelly ward because they're looking into activities that may have led up to those attacks and kelly ward was considered one of those alternative electorslk to her. she took the fifth so now they want her phone records. she's trying to block that. she lost in the lower court and her petition goes to elena kagan because elena kagan supervises this particular lower court. now, elena kagan did issue this temporary stay but that's really just an administrative move to give the justices more time to look into this issue. you can't say it's a ruling on the merits yet but it is temporary and for right now that particular subpoena is not going to go out. >> so what's the next step then in the other case, the one involving lindsey graham? >> right, so that case involves a district attorney out of fulton county, georgia, looking again into election results, particularly phone calls that lindsey graham made, some people have interpreted those phone calls as being problematic for lindsey graham, a lower court said he actually had to testify but he didn't have to testify about anything having to do with his job as a senator. for instance, anything h

rules committee met to consider legislation that clarifies how congress is to count state electoral votes after a presidential election and make clear the president's role -- vice president's role in the process. texas senator ted cruz was the only member to voice opposition. mitch mcconnell says he intends to vote for the legislation barring any significant changes. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> i call to order this meeting of the senate committee on rules and administration to consider s4573, the electoral count reform and first i want to thank my good friend, ranking member blunt for his leadership and his friendship and for joining me in introducing the bipartisan manager's amendment that we will consider today. from the beginning of our work together when sen. blunt: was the chair to now, we have thrived for bipartisanship, and this is the ultimate example of that, as we have a lot of support for this bill. now, i want

half weeks until the midterm elections, the january six committee is pushing forward to hold donald trump accountable for sowing doubt in our electoral process. the committee as officially subpoenaed the former president to testify about his actions to hold on to power after the 2020 election. the subpoena calls for trump to testify on november 14th, which in case you don't have your counter in front of you, is after the midterm elections. will he comply? that's the big question, and that is to be seen. but friday, we saw what happens to those who defy a subpoena from the 16 committee. federal judge sentenced trump ally steve bannon to four months in prison for doing just that. again, all of this unfolding 17 days before voters decide which party will control the u.s. house and senate, a reality not lost on president biden and his exclusive msnbc interview with -- >> i think that this is not a referendum, this is a choice, netchoice between what kind of country we want. republicans have made it clear that the first thing they want to do is most of them voted against the bill to reconstruct america through the infrastructure, highway,

after saying he would treat mbs as a pariah committee electorally went to judah and met with them. it is as one person wrote, a gut punch from the saudi crown prince. >> i would go back to the lead up to all of this and why the president would go on the trip that was so heavily could lies before and after. bruce mentioned the war in yemen. this is a war that has gone on for several years, the united states has unfortunately supported that war effort even though there have been promises to put an end to it. biden himself last february said this war must and. there was a truce, that truce has lapsed, if the united states were to take some of the measures mentioned. no more spare parts, not allowing the planes of saudi arabia to bomb yemen, what would that mean for that war? will it help the plum get a second chance? or would it encourage others to go on the offensive, and instead of ending the war we see a different kind of intensification? >> thank you so much, for this meeting and my fellow panelists talk about this today. one of the crucial thing to keep in mind here, although the

electors. chairwoman of the republican national committee. political professionals who work at the highest levels of the trump campaign. trump appointees who served in the most senior positions in the justice department. trump staff and advisors in the white house, members of his family, his own white house counsel. i have served in council a long time. i can tell you, it is tougher any congressional investigation to obtain evidence likely received. leased at all, such a detailed view into a presidents into circle. not all of these witnesses were thrilled to talk to us. some put up a fight. ultimately, the vast majority cooperated with our investigation. what we have shown you over the last four months has been centered on the evidence, evidence that has come overwhelmingly republican witnesses. i say to you again as i did in june, this investigation is not about politics. it is not about party. it is about the facts, plain and simple. it is about making sure our government functions under the rule of law and our constitution demands. today,

. >> the committee focused on the call, and the exclusive reporting that they went far, far beyond that. the bogus trump electorsoting systems, and >> the committee focused on the call, and the exclusive reporting that they went far, far beyond that. the bogus trump electors had access to the voting systems, and it was how the donald trump conspiracy theory. it was in terms of money being spent to protect the next election. >> i think the thing that is so upsetting about election deniers when it came from the 2018 race we had, or of the 2020 race, is that it disrupts society, and creates more social tension that polarizes people. but i think, by and large, they are tired of the screaming, the hollering, and they want people to get things done for them. we think, as elected leaders, we were called to be responsible, and we make sure that we deal with people, respectfully, and with the facts. i have actually made a pledge, whatever the results are in those races far, i will accept the results, i will accept the will of the voters. i will encourage every person, who's running for elected office, to make that same p

the committee could include some of their interview with ginni thomas, the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas, who was in touch with some of the key players involved with the fake electors scheme. she spoke with the committee last week. one of the things they agreed upon is it would not be a taped deposition. so i they could not show videotape of it tomorrow, but they could still use quotes and pieces of the transcript from it as they try to tease out more information where we don't expect we're going to see live witnesses, but we expect each member of the committee is going to be in charge of a certain section of this hearing, giving each of them a topic and clearly showing that they do have more information that they intend to present, even as they push towards that ultimate final report. >> ali vitali on capitol hill, thank you so much. >>> the justice department is asking the supreme court to reject former president trump's request to give the special master reviewing documents seized from mar-a-lago access to classified materials. in a 32-page brief filed yesterday, trump has no plausible claims of ownership or of privilege in the documents with classification mark

actually, i was so impressed and every single electoral center that we went through and every electro committee that we spoke to for me, the most important thing was the respect for people's privacy. i mean, there were many people that were too afraid to come to the actual voting centers, so they were allowed to vote from home and we went to one of the girls home from golf course. she had herself voluntarily come to russia to escape the ukrainian ultra nationalist attacks on us. and she was given the ballot paper and told to go into her own bedroom or nobody. watch what she was writing on the ballot paper and thought it was folded and put into the transparent followup or, you know, actually this referendum in the area that i was probably in my view, more democratic and most less than referenda that i've seen. yeah, yeah. i. busy think again, i think you make it very, very good, very, very good point. and at the end of the day though, it's good to see that the people have the right to self determine here on this. you know, these have read names that affected quite literally millions of people de

trump for years, republican state officials and legislators, republican electors, the chair woman of the republican national committee, political professionals who worked at the highest levels of the trump campaign. trump appointees served in the most senior positions in the justice department. president trump's staff and closest advisors in the white house. members of the president trump family, his own white house counsel, i've served in congress a long time. i can tell you it's tough for any congressional investigation to obtain evidence like what we have received, least of all such a detailed view into a president's inner circle. and i want to be clear. not all these witnesses were thrilled to talk to us. some put up quite a fight, but ultimately the vast majority cooperated with our investigation. and what we have shown you over the last four months has been centered on the evidence. evidence that has come overwhelmingly from republican witnesses. so i say to you again as i did in june, this investigation is not about politics. it's not about party. it's about the facts, plain and simple, and it's about making s

electors. the chairwoman of the republican national committee. political professionals who worked at the highest levels of the trump campaign. trump appointees who served in the most senior positions in the justice department. president trump staff and closest advisers in the white house. members of president trump's family. his own white house counsel. i served in congress along time. i can tell you it's tough for any congressional investigation to obtain evidence like we received, least of all such a detailed view into a president's inner circle. i want to be clear. not all of these witnesses were to talk to us. some of them put up quite a fight, but the vast majority cooperated. what we've shown you over the last four months on the evidence, evidence that has come overwhelmingly from republican witnesses. so i say to you again as i did in june, this investigation is not about politics. it's not about party. it's about the facts, plain and simple. and it's about making sure our government functions under the rule of law as our constitution dema

the committee writing that he maliciously disseminated false allegations of voter fraud, corrupted the justice department, ran the effort to transmit false electoral certificates, that may yet yield more indictments. it's basically saying he committed crimes, and pressured pence to help the coup even though according to the committee, trump knew at the time in advance that the pence plot was illegal. and then of course summoning supporters who trump knew were armed, according to the committee's investigation to that d.c. rally, and the storming of the capitol. now, what happens if you defy a subpoena like this. trump aide steve bannon found out today. it's a coincidence in timing but there's a lot going on, and sometimes things happen unrelated on the same day for what seemed like a related theme. mr. bannon sentenced to prison. we have more details on that story later tonight because it's not our top story yet. and another subpoena class, senator lindsey graham lost again. he's been ordered to testify in georgia, he's now trying to get an emergency appeal to the supreme court which recently rejected trump's appeal in the classified document case.

that she wanted to unite the party, deliver on their pledges to the electorate and win the next general election. the us house committeeng last year's attack on the capitol building in washington dc has ordered former president donald trump to testify under oath. the committee says its evidence shows mr trump played a central role in an orchestrated effort to overturn the results of the 2020 election. our north american correspondent peter bowes reports. they want to see documents relevant to the circumstances surrounding january the sixth, that can include text messages, it could include details of phone calls, anything that could cast any sort of light on what the president was doing, who he was talking to during a crucial time in the committee wants to see those documents by 4 november, just a couple of weeks away. they also want him to testify under oath in person and given a deadline of and given a deadline 01:14 november and right in between those two market dates we have the mid—term elections and that could be crucial in itself because if the republicans take control of the house of representatives, this commit

electors. the chairwoman of the republican national committee political professionals who worked at the highest the trump campaign trump appointees who served in the most senior positions in the justice department president trump's staff and closest advisers in the white house. members of the president trump's family >> seth: that's right, even trump's own family provided damning testimony about the attempted coup there were text messages from don jr video testimony from ivanka. even an appearance from that ghost trump befriended during an audition -- an audition for the movie "smile" which neither of them got cast in because they're just not capable of smiling. the best jared kushner is capable of is making a pained sneer like he smelled one of trump's kfc farts. [ laughter ] committee chairman bennie thompson also mentioned that some of the testimony came from trump allies who didn't necessarily want to testify, but ended up testifying anyway >> and i want to be clear, not all these witnesses were thrilled to talk to us some of them put up quite a fight. but ultimately the vast majority coope

electors. johnson came under scrutiny earlier this year when the house select committee investigating january 6th fake electors to then vice president mike pence the day of the capitol attack. the senator down played his role earlier this month saying he had quote no idea there was an alternate slate of electors. joining us now, national political correspondent for "politico," meredith mcgraw. good morning, great to see you. this is another example of the big lie being on the ballot this year. johnson, doing business with a firm that attempted to overturn the election results last year. should we be bracing ourselves for significant election challenges and possible refusal to accept the results, not just in wisconsin, but from gop candidates across the state? across the nation? >> senator ron johnson hasn't said whether or not he would accept the results of the election should they be certified and his hiring of jim troopis, one of the lawyers that the trump campaign hired in its failed attempts to hold a recount in the state of wisconsin, and he's allegedly tied to the trump campaign's fake elec

committee has also been given new video of roger stone heard advocating for violence and sharing his plan to overturn the election results. >> sorry, we are not accepting these results. if the electorshow up, armed guards will throw them out. yamiche: clearly you are at the table for this entire section. i want to start with ginni thomas. she told the committee we know very few details. but she made clear that she still believes the election is stolen. what is the significance that she is still saying that? >> this is one of those cases where the doj and the congressional investigation department, there is not enough evidence for them to really run a criminal investigation against ginni thomas. if they were going to go tt route, if they were going to potentially pursue something, you will want to double check your math. this is because of her position is why she has come into focus. she has the ear of a supreme or justice. they claimed there is a wall in the relationship. that will be for folks to decide. this doesn't really get into the realm of criminality necessarily. it is certainly damaging politically and does not look great. but it does not rise quite to the level of criminal

republican state officials and legislators, republican electors, the chairwoman of the republican national committee, political professionals who worked at the highest levels of the trump campaign. trump appointees who served in the most senior positions in the justice department. president trump's staff and closest advisors in the white house. members of the president trump's family. his own white house counsel. i've served in congress a long time. i can tell you it's tough for any congressional investigation to obtain evidence like what we received. least of all, such a detailed view into a presidents inner circle. i want to be clear, not all these witnesses were -- to talk to us. some put up quite a fight, but ultimately the vast majority cooperated with our investigation. and what we've shown you over the last four months has been centered on the evidence, evidence that has come overwhelmingly from republican witnesses. so i say to you again, as i did in june, this investigation is not about politics. it's not about party. it's about the facts, plain and simple. and it's about making sure our go

electoral code. today, they cease to fix the legal form. in belarus, where the document is posted, as well as the center of the savings committee, the proposal is being studied, after which deputies will join the consideration of the bill. in the era of fakes and the post of pravda , it is especially important to maintain professionalism about about 250 people gathered at one site in the capital today, the participants of the ninth forum of young journalists said this. these are the new names of the state republican regional media, media experts, political scientists and analysts on the agenda of the traditional new form of working with information, the task is not only to adapt content to modern technologies, but also to be able to resist hate and fakes to adapt the print press for mobile internet content. and you need to create original content that, as you know, is very different from printed versions printed versions should be larger, focused on analytical materials. well , in the internet version of the newspaper in mobile versions of newspapers and messengers should be the most objective and most up-to-date information. the west is beh

electoral college. there's so much at stake here. when this committee wraps up, they're going to do an interim report and probably have another hearing probably around that report after the election. then a final report. that document will be like the 9/11 commission report, they hope. a book that is read, that becomes a best seller, that becomes a fundamental document for democracy going forward. let's bring in our panel. jackie alamany and justice reporter ryan reilly and ben collins. jackie, to you. in you last 24 hours you and your "washington post" team have also broken new ground not only on this, on mar-a-lago, but we know from "the new york times" that there is new evidence from the secret service that is really important, even though they don't have those texts from january 6, which were under rather suspicious circumstances somehow lost, erased, lost for all time. they have thousands of documents apparently from the secret service since the last hearing indicating that the secret service was willing to go along with president trump according t

republican state officials and legislators, republican electors, the chairwoman of the republican national committeee most senior positions in the justice department. president trump's staff and closest advisers in the white house. members of president trump's family. his own white house counsel. i've served in congress a long time. i can tell you it's tough for any congressional investigation to obtain evidence like what we've received. least of all such a detailed view into a president's inner circle. and i want to be clear, not all these witnesses were thrilled to talk to us. some have put up quite a fight, but ultimately the vast majority cooperated with our investigation and what we've shown you over the last four months has been centered on the evidence, evidence that has come overwhelmingly from republican witnesses. so i say to you again as i did in june, this investigation is not about politics. it's not about party. it's about the facts, plain and simple and it's about making sure our government functions under the rule of law as our constitution demands. today, as in previous proceedings,

he, you know, he first pitches the 1928 democratic national democratic national committee in 1928, say, can i do electoral math for you? can i tell you where in the country democrats are, you know, flailing where maybe you'd want to put more money there or whatever can address that problem as you want. and you don't have to pay me. i'll do it for free. and they say. no, you're a crackpot. go away. that's not how we do politics. in 1928, we're going to do what we want, do and. he comes back in 1932 and he says, hey, fdr, let me do this for you. says that at the post chairman post office. i get you in charge of the post office. this man named james farley, who's also in charge of the dnc the time. so sure, we're not going to pay you, but if you're going give us information, i guess we'll take the information. and he's like wildly successful all he takes polls gallup had been conducting very very early polls and some of the straw polling surveys i might be getting out of myself here from the literary digest is like a famously bad example of polling. and he just the many forecast the election outcome with inc

the committee i was part of was created by the former prime minister. droughts were happening in the middle of an electorals. when we had elections in this government came into place, we moved with speed and started to revamp the operation and worked hand-in-hand with osha and other aid organizations working to solicit resources for the droughts. so that's what we are doing in terms of responding to a crisis caused by the climate crisis. >> martin for those watching the situation unfold, they are wondering why it's taking the u.n. so long to declare a famine in somalia. as the process complicated? what is at stake? >> there is a strict analyst -- there is a strict analysis based on three indicators and only when the green lights go on for them is famine formally announced. it's important to be careful about it because famine is not like hunger. famine is different. it's a viral phenomenon which destroys lives and takes children first. we need to be extremely careful about being clear this is not just hunger, it is a famine and the response differs. what the humanitarian agencies in somalia are doing to try

this was only after he tried to hand vice president pence a set of fake electors, a fact that was uncovered by the january six committee, that the senator later admitted to a local reporter. now the senator is saying this was an insignificant detail. what's your opinion? >> well, the significant detail here is that his plan to overturn election didn't work. so of course he packed up from it when he didn't get the receipt salty thought he was gonna get. the vice office rejected their attempt to overturn the election. it wasn't him having a change of heart. it was him feeling denied. he looked every single voter in the eye in the state and says your vote doesn't count. that's because the person he didn't want to win won the election. so instead of accepting the results, he decided that he would try to change the results. that's a person who cannot be trusted with our democracy, a person who can't be trusted with our health or safety. >> finally, i'm out of time, but i have to ask you this quickly. i'm on radio in your state. how are you and your team working to give black voters concentrated largely in milwaukee to turn

rules committee met to consider legislation that clarifies how congress is to count state electoral votes after a presidential election and make clear the president's role -- vice president's role in the process. texas senator ted cruz was the only member to voice opposition. mitch mcconnell says he intends to vote for the legislation barring any significant changes.

in those secret service communication that this committee just wouldn't have privy to in a way that the department ofjustice does. but in terms of electoralence on this. there is no doubt that there has been effort by president trump to back secretary of states across the country. the thing that has been known is how much effort there can be or how much influence and legal responsibility states have. that really has raised awareness for folks on both sides of the aisle to engage in a different way. in state elections. so much of what we will learn and much of what folks are talking about right now is the midterms will have a say in that. as you are seeing in the secretary of state races, governors, weighing in knowing that now which are very different in any mid—term i've known in my lifetime, people recognise the power of these legislators and what happened injanuary power of these legislators and what happened in january the 6th power of these legislators and what happened injanuary the 6th was because of the powers that states have in this process.— have in this process. because i think the republican _ have in this process. because i

they're looking for reforms to the electoral count act, the way we count votes. and finally will the committee make a larger criminal referral for the january 6th coup attempt over to doj. it has no legal significance but it would up the pressure on doj to take action here. >> we'll be watching for that, eli, thank you. >> thank you. >>> we'll speak with the documentary team that followed roger stone for more than three years. they were on capitol hill as there was footage of stone released threatening violence. but first this. >> oh my god. they're just breaking windows. they're doing all -- this is horrendous. and all at the instigation of the president of the united states. >> this footage showing nancy pelosi and other lawmakers on the phone, making calls pleading for help as the insurrection on january 6th unfolded. kristen, this is just incredible new video. >> reporter: it is. and i talked to a number of former trump aides who thought they had seen everything. and even they were surprised by this footage, particularly when it came to trump's inaction. it's never before seen footage. >>

committee. why wasn't the electoral college ratification designated a national security super event? why didn't we do it to prepet ate our democracy? lots of questions. >> i imagine we will from now until the end of time. let me show you the testimony from adam schiff. let's listen. >> on january 5th, a secret service open source unit flagged a social media account on the donald.win that threatened to bring a sniper rifle to a rally on january 6. the user also posted a picture of a handgun and rifle with a caption, sunday gun day, providing january 6 will be wild. on the evening of january 5, the secret service learned during an fbi briefing that right wing groups were establishing armed qrfs, or quick reaction forces, readying to deploy for january 6. despite this, certain white house and secret service witnesses previously testified that they had received no intelligence about violence that could have potentially threatened any of the protectees on january 6, including the vice president. on the morning of the 6th, agents received alerts of online threats that vice president pence

committee had a slamdunk. the question is will it matter? will the electorate care?e american electorate feel abouthat led up to those days? donald trump will most certainly be a candidate for the republican party. what do republicans do being the party of national security, law enforcement, and a party that believes in legitimate elections and attempts to fight against voter fraud -- what do they do with a former president who has denied the results of the election and encouraged an insurrection at the capital? host: and also watching what the department of justice will do if anything. on this ninth public hearing by the january 6 committee, thank you for joining us. you can watch today's entire hearing on our website, pbs.org/newshour and on our youtube page. ♪ host: in the days other news, the u.s. supreme court refused former president trumps request for an independent arbiter to examine classified white house documents. they turned up when the fbi searched his estate in florida. there is a -- separately, published reports said that mr. trump had staffers move so

committee won't let us serve on select committees and active proxy voting, trying to in t the electoral, trying to end the filibuster, trying to pack the court. most importantly, they've weaponized the justice departmentwe to go afterl their political opposition. that is a huge threat toe threat democracy, a huge threat to the first amendment. and never forget, two years ago this month, the fbi wass invo involved in suppressinglv the number one story that would have made a difference in the presidential election. our most importantn th electionn when they had than whent and they went and talked tota facebook and facebooo k and theo on one trusts suppressed the hunter biden storyts suppr t days before a presidential contest. so the american peopletest alwas get it right. they know that's the real threat to democracy, not republicans who are fighting for the bill of rights.s fi the constitution, the first amendment. >> now, charlie, we played som something from this reallysnbc weird cat on msnbc yesterday, but we actually missed something else.this. >> he said this scary thing right now i

electoral votes in the states president trump lost. this was something done not only with the president's knowledge, but also with his direct participation. rona mcdaniel testified before this committee that president trump and his attorney, dr. john eastman, called her and asked to arrange for the fake electors to meet and rehearse the process of casting fake votes. >> when i received a call, again i don't remember the exact date, it was from the white house switch board and it was president trump who had contacted me. >> and did president trump have any one else on the line with him? >> he introduced me to a gentleman named john eastman, so i vaguely remember him mentioning that he was a professor and then essentially he turned the call over to mr. eastman who then proceeded to talk about the importance of the rnc helping the campaign gather these contingent electors in case any of the legal challenges that were ongoing changed the result of any of the states. >> those fake electors were ultimately part of the president's plan to replace genuine biden electors with trump electors on january 6th. as part of this plan, the false electoral slates were sent to the national archives and