host: george terwilliger is our guest. he was a former attorney general -- deputy attorney general for george w. bush. from michigan, democrats' line. caller: in michigan, we have a voter id law. when you go to vote, you have to show two valid ids, your driver's license or your state id with your voter registration card and it had to match up with your address, your street number and your address. i have been voting absentee. when i voted absentee this last time, former president trump said we stole the election. they came to michigan and tried to break into the center. if they had gotten into the tef center, they would have destroyed all of our ballot -- our absentee ballots that came out of wayne county. do think that president trump won the election fairly -- lost the election fairly? do you think that michigan helped steal the election? host: sorry about that, but mr. george terwilliger you can answer. guest: i accept the outcome of the presidential election completely. i think the michigan republican party produced a 5

george terwilliger was on.ed of the topic of heritage action which is part of the heritage foundation, a political action committee, has been writing up generic legislation and taking it around to all of the states. they have been on tape bragging about it. they brought a 90 page bill into the georgia senate. the vote was of the next morning, no one had time to read it. they did go over it some. the one aspect of this legislation is the allowance for the state legislatures to take over local voting boards. if they are thinking there is a problem, all they have to do is say there is fraud going on. they can take over those local boards and nullify the vote. i am surprised this does not get brought up more often. thank you, c-span. host: harry in georgia, there -- there. this is from michigan, republican line. caller: i wanted to comment when george terwilliger was on. my concern was the ability for nonpartisan inspections during the vote counting process. it seems there should be some standardized way so that at

george terwilliger served as the deputy journey -- deputy attorney general for the bush-cheney. he's a partner of mcguire woods. we will talk about election integrity. can you go