these are democrats in fulton county, georgia, right now. democrats elected office in the county who represent fulton county in the state house and in the state senate, they are trying to sound the alarm. they are doing their best to try to fend off republicans right now, in their efforts to seize partisan control in the election process in the biggest democratic stronghold in the state of georgia. on the basis of these fake fraud claims that are otherwise completely falling apart. tonight, as we went to here, we got word that the second ranking officials and the elections administrations office in fulton county has just resign, after more than 12 years on the job. after lots of harassment and attacks. by people who have been promoting these election fraud lies about georgia. and in the midst of this attempted republican partisan takeover of the elections administration office in fulton county, where he's worked for more than a decade. joining us now is robert pitts who is chairman of the fulton county board of commissioners. mister chairman

fulton county. which, of course, is a diverse, dynamic, and very democratic stronghold in that state. >> former-u.s. attorney republican bj pak provided hours of testimony to the u.s. senate judiciary committee. in his testimony, he reaffirmed that investigations into fulton county by state officials and the fbi did not yield any evidence of voter fraud. it simply does not exist. republicans are acting in bad faith because they did not like the results of the election. >> that's georgia democratic state representative bee nguyen who, this week, stood with her democratic colleagues from the state house and the state senate and from fulton county to try to sound an alarm. um, about georgia republicans using the new powers they gave themselves in their new anti-voting law, they passed after the november elections. they are using those new powers to try to mount a partisan-republican takeover of the administration of elections in georgia's largest democratic county. >> when republican lawmakers passed s

so they pick on fulton county georgia. why fulton county? we are the largest of the 159 counties in georgia. we're the most democratic county. in. and therefore four other county s surrounding us. these five counties, we represent almost 40% of the population of the state of georgia, primarily democrats and we're going to come out and vote like we never have before. this is not about the 2020 election. this is about the big lie and trying to position themselves for 2022 and 2024. let me ask you about the 2020 election. "the atlanta journal-constitution" reported on an internal audit of fulton county's election department that found ten administerich and fiscal management issues related to the 2020 election cycle. i hear you in terms of there being heavy, heavy politics all around this. how could there not be? but are there legitimate concerns about fulton county's elections department that may actually bear improvement? maybe not this way, but is there room for fulton county to improve how they run elections? >> i have been in politics for a

he came to fulton to deliver to our nation, a call to action. they came in the spirit of james russell, 19th century american poet. in 1945, our nation was torn up by dispute about slavery and the impending war with mexico. both of which were posed in in that year, along with these famous lines once to every man a nation comes a moment to decide in the strife of truth with falsehood, for the good or evil side, in the 1930s churchill was for a while nearly alone and in saying that such a moment had arrived. and for britain and for us. and in 1946, came the fulton to urge our nation measure up to another such moment. in our nation did. the united states came to the business of creating the architecture of collective security for the world and a liberal regime of trade that is left to billions of people of property. the united states or as churchill might call us, the right republic was where he was a rose to the challenge that he issued at the college three quarters of a century ago. the cold war was declared, the cold war was on in the cold war w

fulton county, the speaker pro tim of the georgia house jan jones accuses fulton county of conducting sloppy elections in 2020. hmm. i wonder if she'd feel that way had donald trump won. state senate republicans sent a letter earlier in the week. it's a move that could result in a republican takeover of election operations in the state's most democratic county. that republicans are even allowed to make this request is a part of georgia's controversial new voting law. last month president biden called election subversion the most dangerous threat to free and fair elections in our history. >> never before has there been an attempt by state legislatures to take over the ability to determine who won. not count the votes, determine who won. we have election officials across the board that they're deciding to push out of the way. >> on friday after a meeting at the white house, biden, kamala harris, nancy pelosi, chuck schumer all, quote, agreed on the moral imperative of passing

why are they focused on fulton county? >> that's a great question.those conspiracy theorists are trying to curry favor with former president donald trump. the 2020 elections are over. the votes have been counted in georgia three times. not one, not two, three times, one time by hands. results are almost identical every time. and the election has been certified. if that's the case, what is this all about? let me tell you what it's all about. it's all about the big lie and preparing voters for the 2022 elections. so if they can continue to sew doubt, any doubt in the minds of voters, they think that's going to be in the minds of voters in 2022 and 2024 when it's expected former president trump will try to make a return. what happened here in georgia, our secretary of state fell out of favor with president trump and so he's trying to do everything that he can to curry favor with trump and his -- and that crowd now. because after you go back to 2020 once again, after the 2020 elections, he praised fulton county for a job well done. so what's happened fro

we see that in fulton county right now. fulton county, where atlanta is.ommunity. we are now seeing the state election board now decide to review the way that they conducted their elections. and the reason why they are doing that, as we see written in s.b. 202, is to make it more challenging for people of color to vote. they can call it whatever they want. but there is no basis in fact for them to enact s.b. 202 to stop mobile voting. something that we saw, specifically, in fulton county. to make it more possible for more people to vote. >> right. >> they put the kibosh on that to make it more difficult for them to access the ballot. >> well, with regards to people trying to get out and vote, 95% registration is one thing. but turnout is another. and only about 66% of voters turned out for last fall's election, which is below the national average, just slightly, of 68%. what about increasing turnout? making sure all those newly-eligible voters actually go cast ballots? >> when it comes to turnout, the state must do everything that it can to make sure that

was obsessed with fulton county.true. but now that county, which surprise, surprise, went heavily for now president joe biden, is facing an alarming and aggressive move by republicans to gain control over its elections. "new york times" reports this, quote, the georgia state election board on wednesday appointed a majority republican panel to review the performance of the fulton county board of elections, another step toward a potential republican takeover of the election system in the biggest democratic county in the state. the three-person panel will include two republicans and one democrat. democrats across the state have denounced the push for a performance review there, noting that there was no evidence of widespread voter fraud last year and that the election results were affirmed by three recounts and audits. democrats view the request as a political stunt at best and at worst a partisan takeover in the most consequential county for the party in georgia. the gop's assault on our right to vote not slowing down

for fulton county and metro atlanta, this means that many of our transit expansion projects will now be eligible to receive this expanded federal funding. the bottom line is that this bipartisan infrastructure package provides mobility options for our community and the transit provisions provide connectivity, jobs, and sustainability with the growth we know is coming. in metro atlanta alone, we expect to grow by 2 million people in the next 20 ars. -- next 20 years. we have suffered with local government being required to fund what really is a regional problem. the reality is each county is limited to funding projects within our county borders and our authority might stop at the county border, but our transportation needs do not. we cannot do it without the support and partnership of our state and federal government and this bipartisan infrastructure package will help us do just that. thank you very much. president biden: thank you. i know all of you understand this and the other over 1000 people on this call understand, local officials, is that when you talk about the commute times

for fulton county and metro atlanta, this means that many of our transit expansion projects will now be eligible to receive this expanded federal funding. the bottom line is that this bipartisan infrastructure package provides mobility options for our community and the transit provisions provide connectivity, jobs, and sustainability with the growth we know is coming. in metro atlanta alone, we expect to grow by 2 million people in the next 20 ars. -- next 20 years. we have suffered with local government being required to fund what really is a regional problem. the reality is each county is limited to funding projects within our county borders and our authority might stop at the county border, but our transportation needs do not. we cannot do it without the support and partnership of our state and federal government and this bipartisan infrastructure package will help us do just that. thank you very much. president biden: thank you. i know all of you understand this and the other over 1000 people on this call understand, local officials, is that when you talk about the commute times

fulton county is a blue county. it is the state's largest.iden to victory before becoming the subject of baseless gop claims of voter fraud. now a, quote unquote, performance review could be the first step toward a state takeover which would leave it right open to political interference in future elections. there's some encouraging news to tell you about on this. house democrats have introduced a new voting rights bill named after the late john lewis that would restore and strengthen parts of the gutted voting rights act of 1965. let's add to our conversation our friend, the reverend al sharpton, the president of the national action network. matt dowd is still here. rev, first on what is under way in georgia, their voter restriction law was the first passed. it resulted in the boycott of major league baseball's all-star game. this, though, was the part of that law that a lot of people were most afraid of, undermining who counts the votes. talk about this step that they have taken to take control of elections in fulton county. >> we must first

calling a performance review of the election process in the largest democratic county in the state, fulton have targeted only that county even though an independent monitor found no evidence of fraud or impropriety of any kind. the atlanta journal constitution reports after the review is completed the state election board will have the power to replace fulton's election board with a temporary superintendent who would have authority over vote counting. polling places and staffing. yesterday the georgia secretary of state's office announced that it conducted a voter purge of more than 101,000 inactive voter registrations this summer. in washington democrats in the senate are still finalizing a compromise voting rights bill. house democrats have just introduced the john lewis voting rights advancement act to restore key provisions to the 1965 voting rights act that have been struck down by the supreme court. the house could vote on that bill as early as next week. and two sources tell nbc news that house speaker nancy pelosi had a 90-minute call with senior white house officials yesterday to

and it could lead to a republican takeover of elections in fulton county, the state's most populous andst. a performance review from november, the whole thing could take up to a year to complete. so how worried should we be for the future of our democracy? i'm joined by jennifer ruben opinion writer for the "washington post" and msnbc political analyst, she is author of the upcoming book "resistance how women saved democracy from donald trump" and also with me barbara quaid, an attorney in michigan and msnbc legal analyst. thank you for joining me. what is happening in arizona is deeply concerning. what concerns you more, the prospect of republicans treating this quote-unquote audit's findings as if it had any validity or it was able to get that far in the first place. >> i think both, and i think primarily, what this is, this is an opening bid, if you will, for 2022, 2024, in which every election is going to be taken over by partisans, whether by sup planting the local election officials or whether by conducting the sham audits, so no matter what the turnout, no matter what the candida

county says fulton county is driven by the big lie.obless claims drop to 348,000. that is a pandemic low, providing more evidence of a rebounding economy and job mark. joining us now, former treasury official and "morning joe" economic analyst steve ratner. good morning. what do you see in these numbers? >> good morning, will little. well, these numbers certainly are good numbers. they continue the trend as you said of gradually declining new claims for unemployment insurance and so they show signs of an economy that is recovering. but i think be-- we also have to recognize the delta variation and so forth have had some impact on the economy in a negative way. i can show you charts that illustrate that. let's look first at consumer sentiment. how consumers feel about economy. the university of michigan does this survey every month. you see on the right the big drop of the beginnings of the pandemic, the grey bar being the recession. all the way on right, you can see this very significant drop in consumer confidence in july. one of the

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fulton county is full of voters who look like me. we might not be counting jellybeans in a jar, but election subversion seeks the same results, suppressing the votes of people of color and those will more marginalized in our community. beyond undermining our micro see, it targeting dedicated election officials is putting lives at risk. they received death threats, black staff members of the full type board of elections have been called every racial slur you can imagine. one coworker, having been harassed by the former president is in hiding. her life's been turned upside down. they seek to change -- ending so election subversion should not be a partisan issue. gabriel starling took a stand in december against members of the abrupt up -- of his own party who work peddling conspiracy theories and undermining our democracy. someone is when you get hurt, shot, killed, he warned. i think that you may for holding this hearing. our democracy is a state. it is noxious georgia where this is happening. legislation has been introduced this year

host: you touched on the case in the past term, fulton city versus -- fulton versus the city of philadelphia. a unanimous decision. in that, the judgment in 2021, the court ruled the city of philadelphia was wrong to end the catholic group's contract to provide foster care services. that was a unanimous decision. did that surprise you? guest: in the religious freedom area, that is an area we have seen some surprise but it should not be a surprise. in 2010, the hosanna case was a case that started a trend that recognized we have a k that is very pro-religious freedom and that is totally appropriate because we have a constitution that is pro-religious freedom. it is represented in the bill of rights and protected by the bill of rights. i think as in any case, in order to get unanimity, the case ended up having a narrower result. there were some justices who wanted to go further. i think that is also a common theme you see in many supreme court cases, but it did send a very powerful message that justices across -- not just spectrum of the political appointees but how they interpret law all agre

county takeover, and fulton county is one of the most democratic counties in the country.seeing here, and that is why there is a critical call out that we have to have in legislation is that in georgia right now, it is not that it is going to happen, but that law is enacted. what we are seeing is that they have already started to moving, the republicans, to take over the election process. members of the election boards are put off, and you are seeing is raf fenrafenberger, and not e of the largest counties in the nation, and the largest in georgia is going to have a sizable african-american and latino organization, and so this is directly directed to undermine the voters of black american and latino voters on the signing of the eve. we need bold courage, and we need the president to put the full weight behind this issue, and secondly, we also know that we need to have federal voting rights legislation, and there should not be a recess, and why should we break when it is not happening now, and it can wait, because it is enacted as we speak. >> david henderson, our reporting

you know, the president mentioned fulton county. but in some of these areas where there seems to be a difference of where the facts seem to lead. and so, mr. secretary, i was hopeful that, you know, in the spirit of cooperation and compromise, is there something that we can at least have a discussion to look at some of these allegations to find a path forward that's less litigous? >> the day after "the washington post" released that extraordinary phone call, bjay pak abruptly resigned. at the time we did not know why. now we do. today in testimony to the senate judiciary committee, pak said he quit because trump intended to fire him for his refusal to say that, to say that there was voter fraud. now it looks like the committee wants to talk to mark meadows yesterday. yesterday illinois senator dick durbin, the chairman of the senate judiciary committee, indicated that he would like the opportunity to interview meadows. but you have to ask, what has the department of justice been doing for the last seven months when it comes to mark

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they voted to elect three people to conduct a performance review of fulton county.ng been the target of republicans who continue to push the big lie that the 2020 election outcome was the result of the lie. the crics of the review fear a republican takeover of the county's election process to open up the door to political interference in future races. >>> still ahead, they sacrificed everything to help the troops. i will speak to a former afghan translator on the dangers facing people like him on the taliban takeover. >>> and veterans speaking out about the fear and anger they fear now that people who helped them in afghanistan are trapped there. >> it was my job to go around to villages to go around to help them to make it a better place, and this just completely makes me a liar. iar. where you can pay a little less and enjoy the ride a little more. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ now, get new lower auto rates with allstate. because better protection costs a whole lot less. you're in good hands with allstate. click or call for a lower auto rate today. ♪ you're in good hands with allstate.

>> yeah, i do think this is going to be part of the evidence used in the fulton county investigation.d be investigating. it's the sort of thing, look, i will be very blunt. i had to look up statutes to relate to this behavior because they're so infrequently charged. i mean, this is something that is unprecedented in my knowledge. never seen something like this before. and so i think -- but i do think prosecutors of the justice department should be looking closely at this. i will say, jim, i think that there is a reluctance right now at the justice department and by attorney general garland to pursue matters related to former president trump. and i think there's a concern about looking political obviously having an investigation of the prior president looks that way. but here the conduct certainly fits. >> yeah. but, you know, i wonder what you think of that argument, if that's why garland is not prosecuting. by the way, this involves -- it's not some distant episode. it involves folks who work for the d.o.j. point being, it is not a past issue, right? because the former president is s

i know it has been with the fulton county prosecutor's office that is looking into that phone call thatand how far along is your office in looking into all that? where is that investigation going? >> we cooperate with every single law enforcement agency. we believe in the rule of law and we believe in following the constitution laws of the state of georgia. we will work with any law enforcement agency, be that the fulton county district attorney or the federal investigations. >> and what is your message to other members of the republican party that continue to peddle this lie that trump won this election, that he was cheated out of a second term in office. you haven't found any voter fraud. you are the secretary of state. why can't some members of your party get that right? >> well, we've gotten the message out. we have checked every single piece of disinformation, misinformation. at the end of the day there was never enough to overturn the results of the election. in michigan, the state senator, republican, put out a committee report. there was three republicans, one democrat and talki

calling a performance review of the election process in the largest democratic county in the state, fultoneorgia republicans have targeted only that county, even though an independent monitor found no evidence of fraud or impropriety of any kind. the atlanta journal-constitution reports -- yesterday, the georgia secretary of state announced it conducted a voter purge of more than 101,000 inactive voter registrations this summer. in washington, democrats in the senate are still finalizing a compromise voting rights bill, house democrats have just introduced the john lewis advancement act to restore key provisions to the 1965 voting rights act that have been struck down by the supreme court. the house could vote on that bill as early as next week. two sources tell nbc news the house speaker nancy pelosi had a 90 minute call with senior white house officials yesterday to discuss how they can get president biden's top agenda items passed including voting rights. joining us now is lauren groh-wargo, ceo of fair flight action. she managed stacey abrams campaign for governor in georgia. thanks fo

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fulton county, georgia, of course, the democratic stronghold that includes atlanta. in these anti-voting bills that are being passed by republican legislatures across the country. they're not only making it harder to vote, in every way they can. they are systematically changing the administration of elections and the way votes are counted to give partisan republicans control of the process, to give them the power to oust elections officials, who won't do what they want. republicans, all over the country, are giving themselves that power to subvert election results and seize the counting process for themselves. and now, they are actually starting to try to use it in georgia, which, i think, is a really, really big deal and deserves more national attention. while, meanwhile, you know, republicans are succeeding, in washington, in their efforts to try to stop any national protections for voting rights and fair elections. even though democrats control the white house and the house and the senate, republicans in washington, nevertheless, are still succeeding in blocking a

the further understanding we are developing about bj pak do you think that materially impacts the fultonspector general investigation, the seriousness of it, any potential criminal charges? >> based on the reporting i have coming out of that meeting, it does sound like people who are listening to the testimony and he felt there were bigger questions that needed to be asked about whether or not anybody could be held criminally responsible for the kind of efforts that were being undertaken to basically overturn the results of the election. keep in mind, the idea of criminal charges, criminal case, that is such a slow-moving -- a politically-charged situation that there is a feeling within the justice department it would be better if the inspector general ran his course, fully investigated, and decided whether or not it would be appropriate to make a criminal referral to the justice department that is a slow process and an ig report usually takes about a year. i am not thinking this is going to result in criminal charges anytime soon if at all again this is going to be the most methodical i

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group sorted its forces to enter the capital to quote, prevent looting in violence where africa, lord fulton, please proceed. meanwhile, on verified footed thought clayton online shows people sprang rocks at security of says, leaving cobble without to fight the militants pay, they will soon declare islamic camera about cam. well this video right here to show inmate released by the taliban from the country's largest jail. they also use background millet prison located to just 25 kilometers and north of the capitol reports claim about 5000 convicts with that free mostly taliban fighters ready to joined the assault the medical attend the while. meanwhile, you could have nice hung residents all cobble are fleeing the city, in huge numbers. hundreds of cars are stuck in traffic chums with some local, even running away. that have been massive cues. banks, as people tried to take out money before they leave. while updates on the situation and i kind of son of course, coming in constantly by the 2nd really and my colleague column branch, she got the latest on me unfolding crisis from africa john lis

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ordered its forces to enter the capital to quite prevent looting and violence when africa, north fulton pays the scene. on verified footage circulation, one line shows people throwing rocks at security officers, leaving carpool without a fight at 9 pm cost. you came in and remains in place to rule the couple residents having seeing the city and huge numbers throughout the day. hundreds of cars were stuck in traffic jobs and some local, even running away that had been massive cues that bank. some people tried to remove money for fleeing. last name was with me now is, shall we not just facade the, the local john, this reporting from cobb. we've been speaking to him over the course of the day. now can you just give us an idea of what's going on in the city right now? well, thank you very my to see and cobbler city because of your heart. i don't hear the voice of a trophy running or rushing and just completed quite just we have seen with us the different the radio, a soft crowd of people inside of the airport of cobble crowd of people out of which in the right way i'll call. but anyway, wai

we live in depression when we are stressed all day in fulton has been following news about have gone to stun, waiting for information about the town he left nearly 7 years ago. for more than a month, he has not been able to contact his wife or his mother. whatever day and night i think about and the taliban has captured medicine. i'm worried and i don't know anything about how they are. since the taliban take over, they have been regular protests outside the un refugee agency office and foreign embassies here, calling for refugee writes, and to speed up the resettlement process. if you jeez, are allowed to stay in indonesia while waiting to be accepted by other countries. but they are not allowed to work. oh, go to school. refugee advocates say indonesia should see itself as more than a transit country, sooner or later in the gallery, not only transit, but the destination countries. and the government should be aware and prepare that needs and government says it anticipates that more people may try to leave. i'm going to stone, but indonesia is not a place for permanent. re settlemen

we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories on sierra ah, the fulton back, the foul de la coalition fighting in yemen, says it's intercepted a drone, launched by the rebels. according to the coalition, it was targeting about airports inside saudi arabia. there's been no comment from the herpes. no injuries or damages have been reported. georgia has the worst corona virus infection and death rate in the world. the health care system is close to buckling, but the government has reopened the country for tourism in order to help the economy. robin force walker reports from tbilisi, queuing up for the vaccines. this converted sports hall is being used to administer around 3000 shots a day. no chatty sh. beneath the weight is over. my uncle died actually with my, with the me and my friends and my family are scared. we want to speak freely. we will be looking for so yeah, we will be more safe and we will be more able to see each other. georgia has the worst report greats of corporate 19 infection and death per capita in the world . intensive care units are almost bo, this fiel

when asked. fulton was unwilling to do so. un security council held another emergency meeting on i've got a st on sexual general attorney, terrorist called on the taliban to respect human rights. he said he's particularly concerned about reports violation if the rights of women zombie in president aguilar, who had conceded defeat on monday after landslide election when by opposition leader k. and lemme faces the challenge of reviving an economy in turmoil. however, matessa has more from the soccer region of i'm good, how reduce the final emissions in an address to the nation president including except and he last last week selection to opposition. nita, how kind lemme room flow we live, feel provision, flip. this is transition stuff i would like to limit it to my rather than to live his excellency's in he didn't months for becoming cylinder, incumbent president, he to lima, his one of his priorities will be tackling zambia, did crisis, the country of more than $12000000000.00 to external companies and linda's, our message, linda is very simple. come to the table. the dead we have is e