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cabinet because you have to go in for a procedure or you're not feeling well, it happened with john ashcroftard of the gentleman, james comey. we do have procedures in place, the 25th amendment has been invoked in our lifetime four or five times that i'm aware of. sandra: we wish the president the best to fight this. karl: absolutely. sandra: great to see you, thank you. election officials scrambling to find enough poll workers for the presidential election. the reason a lot of seniors who typically work that day are stepping aside this year to protect themselves of course, from the virus. bob has more on that. >> long lines could be peak of what to expect with shortage of poll workers. >> i hadn't considered the fact that most poll workers are seniors and they are the ones truly affect bid covid. >> election officials are asking young people to step up to the job, simulation from mit election data and science lab estimates the country will need as many as 467,000 more poll workers. >> i've been scrolling my phone on facebook and i'd seen a post from the city's conquer and they were requesti

woworked under attorney general john ashcroft.we come back, what is roe v wade in 2000 have to do with today? .e will speak with ari berman stay with us. ♪ [music break] amamy: carole kingng performing maurice sendak's "chihicken soup with rice." this is democracacy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine reportrt. i'm amy goodman with juann gonzalez. by the way, go to democracacynow.org today whehere will be live streamingng the ful senate judiciary committee hearings for amy coney barrett. we're going to turn now to how barrett may influence e the outcome of thehe 2020 presidentl election.. president t trump has said he wantnts the supreme court to weh in on any y election dispute a d intends for amy coney barretetto be on the court in time to be a part of that decision. this is not the first time judge barrett may have a sway over the results of a presidential election. in 2000, she worked for george w bush's legal team on the bush v gore case that stopped the recounting of ballots in florida and secured the presidency for georg