mail when the post office has already said that they are not, their goal is not even to be able to 4%iver timely the ballots of of the people. inspectorffice general just released that only 81% of the ballots were delivered on a timely basis. if i'm voting, i want to make sure my vote is received and cast, i will make sure it is get ting there and counted. host: ms. mitchell, do you care to expound upon the question of funding the caller asked about? guest: we received money and public and private individuals. it is not like we have 10 or 20 groups funded by george soros -- where does your money come from? it comes from foundations and individuals concerned about election integrity. it is not much of a secret. all of our foundation grants are published in the annual report that they have given us money. host: john, republican line, arlington, virginia. caller: your guests spelled out a couple of problems that we had, washington and oregon have been in the business for quite a while and still they have problems. have this problem of vote harvesting, which north -- a republican had to resig

ivers following explosions that left much of the city in ruins the blast on tuesday leveled the city's port district at least 135 people were killed thousands more injured tens of thousands are now homeless the blast took place at a warehouse storing highly explosive chemicals that were under little if any oversight authorities have now placed a number of port officials under house arrest and declared a 2 week state of emergency for the lebanese capital. a day of grief for lebanon as the country reckons with the losses and destruction caused by tuesday's explosion. with many people still missing rescue workers are desperately searching for anyone still alive under the collapsed buildings. and that this man was rescued after over 16 hours under the rubble. a glimmer of hope amid the devastation. shops and homes were destroyed across beirut hundreds of thousands of people likely unable to return to their homes for months. as the lebanese begin to deal with the aftermath a strong sense of community is emerging but a feeling of disbelief still lingers. even yet we've never seen anything li

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ivers in the rubble more than 100 people were killed when a warehouse storing tons of ammonium nitrate exploded the force of the blast was so strong that it was felt 150 miles away in cyprus 300000 people were displaced their homes rendered uninhabitable by the blasts today a state of emergency was declared which gives authorities the power to place under house arrest anyone who was connected to the storage of the ammonium nitrate today we learned that city officials knew about the explosives a while wearing them to be stored at the port for 6 you. a day of grief for levanon as the country reckons with the losses and destruction caused by tuesday's explosion. with many people still missing rescue workers are desperately searching for anyone still alive under the collapsed buildings. that this man was rescued after over 16 hours under the rubble. a glimmer of hope amid the devastation. shops and homes were destroyed across a favorite hundreds of thousands of people likely unable to return to their homes for months. as the lebanese begin to deal with the aftermath a strong sense of commu

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mail when the post office has already said that they are not, their goal is not even to be able to 4%iverely the ballots of of the people. inspectorffice general just released that only 81% of the ballots were delivered on a timely basis. if i'm voting, i want to make sure my vote is received and cast, i will make sure it is get ting there and counted. host: ms. mitchell, do you care to expound upon the question of funding the caller asked about? guest: we received money and public and private individuals. it is not like we have 10 or 20 groups funded by george soros -- where does your money come from? it comes from foundations and individuals concerned about election integrity. it is not much of a secret. all of our foundation grants are published in the annual report that they have given us money. host: john, republican line, arlington, virginia. caller: your guests spelled out a couple of problems that we had, washington and oregon have been in the business for quite a while and still they have problems. have this problem of vote harvesting, which north -- a republican had to resign be