john fetterman picked that case as one of the ones he trolled dan patrick with. but the reward ultimately did not go to john fetterman but to a young poll worker, eric frank, from chester county, pennsylvania. mr. frank, thank you for making the time. this must be one of the weirdest moments in your young life. >> hi, rachel. yeah. first of all, thanks for having me on. it's been a whirlwind, today specifically, but this whole process has been way more than i ever expected. >> can you just -- leaving aside dan patrick for a moment, can you briefly tell us what happened when you were working the polls that day? we know -- i should say, as a matter of setting the stage, there was no widespread voter fraud, that there was no fraud on any level in any state that could have conceivably affected the results of any election in any state. that said, in pennsylvania, there appear to have been a few one-off cases. you appear to have brushed up against one of them. can you just tell us what you saw, how you reported it, how that went down? >> yeah. so first off, i wasn't ev

but through all of this, i will not speak for you, or for governor john fetterman. but i thought that the sparring between the two lieutenant governors would be the end of it, right? there would be no money actually paid out. to my shock, i was wrong because here is the check. drawn on patrick's campaign funds made two young man in, where else, pennsylvania. the reward, actually paid out. the first roared actually issued for information leading to an arrest of voter fraud. the roared was actually issued for one of the cases flags. the man in pennsylvania who came in and voted for trump, and he left the ballot station, that's the polling place, then he came back this time wearing sunglasses, and cast a ballot in his son's name. he got caught doing that. john fetterman pick that case as one of the ones he trolled dan patrick with, the reward ultimately did not go to john fetterman, went to a young coworker in pennsylvania whose tip off actually led to the guy in sunglasses actually been convicted of illegal voting. joining us now is that young poll worker, eric frank

. >> reporter: john fetterman is lieutenant governor of pennsylvania and a fierce supporter of unionsn is currently fund-raising for kellogg's workers, picketing on the front lines. >> these are the men and women that fed us during a pandemic. and they stepped up throughout the entire time, and they didn't have the luxury of standing down. >> reporter: a kellogg's spokesperson says the company has been, quote, grossly misrepresented by the unions and that kellogg's top priority is reaching a contract. >> we value all our employees and recognize their efforts, especially during this global pandemic. we're especially concerned that the union struck without allowing members to vote on the company's october 1st offer. >> reporter: in california and oregon, 24,000 nurses and other health care workers at kaiser permanente voted to authorize a strike over pay and working conditions. and soon hollywood may see a walk-out. roughly 60,000 film and tv workers are getting their picket signs ready, set to go on strike on monday. >> this is the moment, this is the fight. >> reporter: if it h■appens

he found a taker in the democratic lieutenant governor john fetterman, sediment relentlessly trolledck with examples of republicans can sit committing voter fraud, that a fox news host read a tweet to dan patrick himself. >> you have offered up 1 million dollar fund for people who are able to come to you with proven cases of fraud, while the pennsylvania lieutenant governor your counter part he wants to take up on that. hey governor patrick, it's a kind of part in pennsylvania, i like to collect your handsome reward for reporting voter fraud. i got a dude in 44 pennsylvania who, tried to have is dead mom vote for trump. i'd like mine and sheets gift cards please. p.s. the cowboys blow. i'm sorry, he added that part. >> just a few days after that happen, the few instances of voter fraud that had happened in pennsylvania were committed by trump supporters. >> my dude owes me at least $2 million, we had two instances of voter fraud in pennsylvania, that involve the republicans having relatives vote for donald trump. one living, one dead we, had it that mom try to vote in lucerne county,

not sure if anyone is happier than fetterman. he joins me now. what do you think? in pennsylvania. we have deceased mothers voting for the former president then the one my colleague paid the handsome reward to returns in sunglasses case that you referred to, who was a living father, voted for his democratic son. so by our calculation, we have four more cases that were convictions. so it would seem so me that there's again, some more rewards that need to be paid out. >> yeah, 100 k by my quick on-air math. yeah. here's the thing, too, that i think is actually brilliant about that. how many votes were cast in pennsylvania? 5 million votes? >> nearly 7 million during the election and that's what is so outrageous about it. is five cases out of nearly 7 million ballots cast, you have a greater chance of actually winning the lottery than encountering genuine voter fraud in pennsylvania during the election. >> this is the point that's actually really important. i think people watching this program probably know this already, but what you see and what dan patrick was tryin