paterson, new jersey, they had a massive amount of voter fraud, and it's been a disaster. >> patersonsaster. virginia, disaster. it's a disaster what's going on. they can't count the ballots. they don't know where the ballots -- >> disaster? however, the president leaves out a really important point. that people who potentially committed this voter fraud, they're in a huge amount of trouble. so doesn't that sort of prove that you're doing the right thing. >> listen. i am in violent agreement with you, stephanie. i've spoken with you about this. i've spoken to the president. this was a local election so not part of the primary i mentioned where we had a lot of success. secondly, i view it the same way you do. i view it as a positive fact. folks try to screw with the system. they've been indicted. they're innocent until proven guilty but if convicted they'll pay a huge price for that. that's the way the system should work and it did work in that case. >> what is your message to voters. the 6.2 million people from new jersey who are going potentially to be sent their ballots. how can the

not have to request a valid, you just have to fill one out, and the cases of real fraud -- look at paterson, new jersey. indicted,e were including a councilman elect, including a councilman. every single one of them were charged with unauthorized possession of ballots, meaning that they were in their possession, holding ballots from voters that it was not them. well, you know what democrats want to do? they want to make that legal. that is called ballot harvesting. it is what they had in california. it is what, in the dead of not, , the legislature, they went forward without letting anybody read their bill. anybody, campaign operatives, can collect as many ballads that they want with no oversight, drop them off, and then they are even allowing them to be counted after election day. -- obviously opens the door for more fraud, and they are making what happened in paterson, new jersey legal, which come americans, we have seen the numbers in polling, it is not close. eight out of 10 americans oppose ballot harvesting, because of course that is not a system that you would have confidence and, ju

stark example of the supply chain leads directly from holmes county ohio to a single pet store in paterson new jersey d n g petite pups inspection reports obtained by ohio voters for companion animals show that in 2012 over 300 puppies from puppy mills and holmes county were sold wholesale to d n g only one reason would seemingly compel the owner of d.m.g. to seek out breeders located over 7 hours away the price for breeders simply selling to a pet shop that's not about placing that animal with a family for the rest of the life that's really about the money have several base are poppies because a reputable breeder somebody who cares about their animals and wants to know where they're going any breeder that is in it for the love of dogs and they they love what they're doing they're good breeder they're going to have as many questions for you as you have for them no good reputable breeder will sell a dog on the internet or sell a dog to a broker to sell to a pet store that's not going to a good breeder or one of those who you are you always have to go and see if the parents of the dog that y

you have no idea, paterson, new jersey is 25% or 20% of the vote is tainted. you can't have that. it is ok. absentee voting, great. you will never know who won the election. nevada is a big state. it is an important state. it is a very political stay. the governor happens to be a democrat. i don't believe the post office can be set up, they were given no notice. you are talking about millions of votes. it is a catastrophe waiting to happen. look at ave to do is simple, congressional districts. this is a nightmare. no one has ever seen anything like it. look at patterson, new jersey. we can't have that. you will never know who the winner is but the winner will be me. we will see you at 5:30. we can talk about it a little more. i just want to finish by saying we are very proud of the governor and very proud of arizona. >> in arizona. impossible to cheat. 78% of the citizens already vote by mail in arizona. sincee been doing this 1992. over the course of decades, we have established a system that works and can be trusted. we are 90 days before the election. early ballots are going to

a judge has ordered a new election in paterson, new jersey.of voter fraud was found in the mail-in election for a city council seat. that announcement comes one day after the trump campaign sued the state of new jersey over the governor's decision to conduct the november election almost entirely by mail. governor bill murphy is not backing down. watch. >> as the president and his team tried to delegitimize our election and impact the health and safety of millions of new jerseyans, we will defend our rights vigorously and we will not back down. as they say, bring it on. >> harris: lauren green live for us in new york city looking into this. loren? >> hey, harris. the trump administration says paterson, new jersey,'s disputed city council election is a small example of the potential for fraud of mail-in balloting. as you were saying, a judge has ordered a reelection for a city council seat in new jersey's third largest city. before the may election, postal workers found hundreds of ballots bundled together, and an investigation resulted in two l

we can get those more than just paterson, new jersey. reporter: what can the administration tell us about the deadly explosion in beirut? press secretary mcenany: that was breaking as i came out. we are tracking it closely. rest assured we are looking at that. reporter: the environmental bill the president signed this morning, it was passed overwhelmingly by he both houses of congress, both republicans and democrats signed on to that legislation. can you say why there were no democrats at the ceremony or even mentioned in the president's remarks? press secretary mcenany: the president is very proud of what happened today. single largest investment in america's national parks and public lands and history. the most significant conservation achievements since teddy roosevelt won the support of more than 850 conservation groups and provides $900 million a year in permanent funding to the land and water conservation fund. you are asking about recognition of congressional democrats right now. only thing we are recognizing about congressional d

you look at paterson, new jersey. look at what happened there. look at what just happened in virginia where they sent in 500,000 applications. most of them were to wrong people. they sent some to dogs. they sent to katz. they sent people that passed away, dead people. they were sent to dead people. 500,000 applications. this is crazy what we are doing. it's not a question of anything else. it can't work. it hasn't worked in little districts. small little defined districts they can't do it. it's an impossibility. plus the post office isn't set up for this. the post office is not set up for millions. you look at what they did in nevada and take a look where they are spending millions of ballots you don't have to have a confirmed signature. there is nothing to say that that person signed it. it's going to be catastrophic corruption. >> sean: you mentioned a lot. when i went to the 2016 democratic convention, i needed a photo i.d. to get in. the media ignore joe biden on tape. you're not getting a billion taxpayer dollars less you fire the prosecutor

we saw charges in paterson, new jersey, charges in l.a. county, this is a system subject of fraud in this president will fight for the integrity of our election. >> martha: so in paterson, new jersey, they're going to review that election, the one that you just mentioned. the president has said that he believes that the only way he will lose his if this is a rigged election. does he think that that is going to happen? it feels like both sides are preparing already for a post-november 3rd argument over who one and who lost. do you think this goes on for sometime? >> we certainly hope that doesn't happen. when you look around the country, not just nevada and new jersey, we saw this in pennsylvania as well when the system which was created and designed for absentee voting for a reason when you're unable to vote is flooded with a massive influx of ballots, where it took more than six weeks to determine the outcome of carolyn maloney's race and you had 20% of ballots rejected, we want a system that in franchises people, enables people to vote a

paterson, new jersey, was fraudulent. the whole thing is a mess.olyn maloney's opponent has gone crazed. he said they took the election away from him, and they may be right. i think they should redo that election. virginia is terrible. look at california, where they found a million non-eligible voters. that was done by judicial watch. we have to have an honest election. if it is not going to be an honest election, people need to think long and hard about it. notif the post office is going to approve a bill and the post office will not have a money, and that they are not going to approve a bigger bill, and they are not going to have reply $5 billion for universal mailing votes, how are you going to have those boats? people would have to go to the polls and vote, like the old days. it does not say anybody is taking the photo way, but it means that the universal male in don't work. absentees do work. you send an application and they send you a ballot. it is different. there is nothing wrong with voting -- i want them to vote -- but that would mean the

he look at paterson, new jersey, it's all messed up. and these are small, easy to control. they should be able to do this easy. now you're talking about nevada where the last two nights ago, they went out in the darkness of night without people without having any meetings with the public, without having anything to me you don't have to look at signatures, you don't have to approve anything, you can have double mailings, you can have all sorts of things. nobody's ever seen anything like that. it's a disgrace. was a very good question. you look at just some of the small places, the small races, congressional race in new york should be very easy. normally would have been announced at 7:00 and down to the wire and everybody would've loved it. it wasn't at all complex, and would have taken an extra 45 minutes over an hour and would've announced it a little bit later. they had no clue. this was six weeks ago and they have no clue what's going on. they've lost ballots, fraudulent ballots. how are you going to do that for an entire nation? they are using covid to try to get the mai

you see paterson, new jersey, what's going on there and we can give you many other locations.s happened is that's part of a big negotiation, that's a small part of a big negotiation to get more money to people that it wasn't their fault, it was china's fault on the post office is part of it. another part is they want three and a half billion dollars just for the ballots themselves. why it's so much, i don't know but that's with the democrats want. if the bill isn't going to get done, that would mean the post office is our going to get funded and the three and a half billion dollars isn't going to be taken care of so i don't know how you could possibly use these mail in ballots. absentee ballots, by the way, are fine. but the universal mal male-and t they sent all over the place that people can sign them and do whatever they want, that's what we are against. >> you're saying you don't want to give this post office funding in this coronavirus legislation, they say they need it so they can be prepared, so if the pandemic is still going on in november when the election happens and

you see paterson, new jersey. what's going on there?many other locations and sites. what has happened is that's part of a big negotiation. that's an actually small part of a big negotiation to get more money to people that it wasn't their fault, tvs chiit was chin fault. post office ispa part of it. they want $3 million for the ballots. if the bill isn't going to get done, that means the post office isn't going to get funded and that would mean the $3.5 billion isn't going to be taken care of. i don't know how you can use these mail-in ballots. absentee ballots, by the way, are fine, but the universal mail-ins that are sent all over the place where people can grab them, grab stacks of them, sign them, do whatever you want, that's the thing we're against. >> isn't that precisely the problem, you're saying you do not want to give this post office funding in this coronavirus legislation. they say they need it so they can be prepared so if the pandemic is still going on in november when the election happens and people don't feel safe to go

you had a different election in paterson, new jersey, in may and four people were charged with voterud for harvesting ballots. that doesn't sound like a very good record, sir. >> governor murphy: so the paterson experience was a local election in may before the primary. i actually view the differently. i do that as a positive data point. some guys try to screw around with the system, they got caught by law enforcement. they have been indicted, they will pay a price. so i actually have some optimism from that that actually people try to screw with the system and they failed. the primary in july -- i'm not suggesting you always bat 1,000. you don't do that and in person elections either. there are always some glitches you're dealing with but it was overwhelmingly successful and again, our hope is to expand democracy and we believe this is the right way to do it. >> chris: but to answer some of the questions the president raises, what's the danger -- you know, people move, you send a ballot to me at my house, but i've moved and now somebody else has got my ballot and they want to fill i

>>for the patersons the coronavirus is no hoax and speaking out is not a political act because it's ay warning. >>it's ridiculous not to take this seriously i mean. i could die just like the next person, i mean any anybody can it could have been either one of us are both of us. >>that was miguel marquez reporting according to johns hopkins university arizona has seen more than 178,000 covid-19 cases more than 3700 people in that state have died. >>all right, let's take a live look outside at the embarcadero in the city as we show you what's happ inch or drizzle along the coastline. you see the fog and low clouds moving in now we'll see more of that on the way low pressure going to roll in off the coastline is going to deepen as it moves in that's going to marine there so some standing in that shallow marine layer, all of a sudden it's up to about 4,000 feet or so that's what enough that are going to see a lot of jazz lot along the coastline, maybe even inside the bay and some other places too so tomorrow to see the fog low clouds will most the cooler temperatures especially along the

and william paterson. patterson -- martin is from maryland. martin will be the attorney for maryland in the great case of mcculloch. he gives a great speech protecting states rights. which conveys the impression was delivered under -- [speaking latin] if you can translate? >> alcohol? prof. rakove: alcohol. you can tell from the way patterson describes how martin was -- may have run on a bender in order to get ready to talk. patterson is a much different guy. the son of scottish immigrants. very small law practice before the revolution, then the revolution gives him lots of opportunities. he serves on the first supreme court. and then i put a couple of new englanders up here. the guy on the left, elders gary one of the very wealthy , merchants who would not sign at the end of the convention. up from the north shore, boston. and roger sherman who figures prominently in the case for the equal state vote. sherman was actually a merchant who married well. you can't quite make it out here, but sherman had an awkwardness to him. you see how he is si

>>for the patersons the coronavirus is no hoax and speaking out has not a political act because it's a friendly warning. >>it's ridiculous not to take this seriously i mean. i could die just like the next person, i mean any anybody can it could have been either one of us are both of us. >>according to johns hopkins university arizona has seen more than a 178,000 coronavirus cases more than 3700 people in arizona have died. >>was on a mission to make sure no one goes hungry during this pandemic the 8 year-old girl started her own outdoor food pantry gabby morris was inspired to start her own after her mother responded to a facebook post of someone giving away free produce a mother says she went home and cleaned out her closet and gave away her clothes and toys and shoes and books from their her pantry has been stocked with food and other necessities to help other people during the pandemic. >>in the next morning i woke up she cleared her little. to show off and had it ready to go had snacks ready in this idea him in. >>i gave her my mom's way and some might view that it. it's me. i ga

take a look at paterson, new jersey. it's all over newspapers what is going on with the mail-in ballots. they send out millions of ballots, totally unprepared and then they come back and it's going to be a disaster. i am doing our country a favor by bringing it up. sense, if you look at it, just out of common sense and basic beautiful intelligence. you know i can't work. florida has worked hard for years in developing a system. i'm sure they have problems. absentee ballots are different than mail-in ballots. much different. you have to apply for it and it is a better system and is a system that can be accurate. there is no system like going to the pole and voting. out whyld like to find out of nowhere in the midst of all of this, why is it they approved the new york race. evidence ofno widespread voter fraud. pres. trump: you are reading a different newspaper than me. >> on the coronavirus, you said it will go away like things go away. pres. trump: it will go away. like things go away. absolutely. go ahead. hopefully soo

. >> you look at paterson, new jersey, it's all messed up. and these are small, easy to control. they should be able to do this easy. now you're talking about like nevada where last two nights ago, they went out and in the darkness of night, without people, without having any meetings of the public, without having anything, they approved a ridiculous you don't have to look at signatures. you don't have to approve anything. you can have double mailings. you can have all sorts of things. nobody's ever seen anything like it. it's a disgrace. honestly it's a disgrace. so it's a very good question. the mail-in ballots, if you look at just some of the small -- the small places, the small races, congressional race in new york, it should be very easy. normally that would have been announced at 7:00, and it wroou have been down to the wire and everybody would have loved it. if it was at all complex, it would have taken an extra 45 minutes or an hour and they would have announced it a little bit later. they have no clue. this was about six weeks ago, and they have no clue what's going on.

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evacuation centers have been set up at creekside middle school along para grind drive that's in paterson and then the milpitas library and that's located right along north main street. well the czu lightning complex fires are growing still growing in size it has burned 48,000 acres in san mateo and santa cruz counties, 50 structures have been burned keep in mind that's an increase that's up from 20 structures that we're just reported yesterday the czu complex fire remains at 0% containment and also we're learning that 2 firefighters have been hurt. well the campus of u c santa cruz and surrounding areas were told to evacuate last night. the university did enact voluntary evacuations for staff and students living on the school's campus kron four's gayle ong has the very latest. the fire has spread to 48,000 acres with 0% containment. >>here's a look from cal fire's helicopter flying over empire great in boulder creek and santa cruz county smoke was limiting the ability of aircraft operations but thursday firefighters were able to fly tankers and helicopters about 50 structures have been d

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but you are right he is struggling in the states and hoping the tour conventional in the other paterson'sion to change the subject. >> part of the question is the president is always been a base guy, a play to the base guy and the loyal voters. biden has republicans, bernie sanders saying i have made peace with joe biden. wants to talk immigration. there will be new and surprise speakers but anti-abortion activists. st. louis couple that was photographed aiming guns at protesters there. it seems like a very much not big tent but play to the base. >> so far yeah the focus on the core messages of trump's previous campaign and presidency. immigration, public safety, building the wall. the issues he talked about again and again and see that from him, from the vice president, members of his family. they see there are opportunities to expand or so you think. they have made plays for suburban women recently. the aides say that the law and order message is an acceptable message for the women and there are opportunities to pick up some voters but it is not clear how much he can really expand. >> i

there was a problem in paterson, new jersey. it had to do with ballots, there was a tiny bit of fraud as welt. how will you prevent that in the general election? >> yeah, there was some very specific issues around the patterson mail-in ballots in our may local elections and the law enforcement is actually pursuing that. overwhelmingly this was successful. you never can say you bat 1,000, but i'm pretty sure that we have a higher probability of being hit by lightning than we do uncovering voter fraud. >> i do want to ask because we just learned, by the way, that president trump met with the post master general who is a big republican donor, before that gentleman met with congress to talk about how the post office will handle the elections. what if any evidence have you seen of slowdowns in postal delivery in new jersey? >> well, we saw a fair amount of evidence in fairness, john, in march, april, into may, for the very simple and understandable reason you had a lot of folks who are either sick or very concerned rightfully about b

try valid harvesting which they are suing in these battleground states to make what happened in patersonnew jersey legal? of course they will say there's no such thing as voter fraud because they want to legalize voter fraud. that's aware friday against. we want everyone to have a chance to vote safely and we believe that can be done in person we get to the process which has precautions in place and safeguards built-in preview have to request a ballot and you have to be a will to prove you are a real voter behind that registration. what democrats are doing doesn't work. it's been a failure everywhere it's tried and reduces confidence in the outcome and where you will question who won and maybe you won't know who won for six weeks like what happened in new york city. jon: you have a busy week ahead. the republican national convention kicks off in charlotte. let's take a look at the overall theme preview are calling it honoring the great american story and each day has a theme on monday the land of promise to say the land of opportunity the land of heroes wednesday in the land of greatness

skimmed her way into an election, she probably lost but they said mail-in ballots, it's all mixed up, patersonay virginia, 500,000 applications for ballots got sent to everybody, nobody even knows, got sent to dogs, dead people, nobody has any idea what happened, they said we have made a mistake, 500,000 ballots in virginia, how do you think about virginia when you have 500,000 0 phony ballot applications. maria: this is what's holding it up? president trump: know that's only one aspect. maria: this is what's holding it up, money for the american people, they want mail-in ballots and mailing for the post office, one of us to and sticking point for americans with his coronavirus. president trump: that's one of them. how would you like to have three and a half billion dollars, billion, foreboding, they did not have it, do not how much money that is, people have no idea, three and half billion, they want $25 billion for the post office because the post office is going to have to go to town to get these ridiculous ballots in. there is nothing wrong with getting out and voting, they voted during wo

in paterson, new jersey, in those elections, 20% of the ballots were tossed out because they were bad votes. fraudulent votes. in fact, the judge has ordered a redo of that election. is that what people are asking for? do you think that's a good idea? that doesn't sound good to me. there is no strong measure that would prevent people, because they are in person, with the you don't like universal mailing as well. there is no safeguard to prevent people from voting twice. it's going to be chaos. there was no need for the governor to do this because new jersey already had no excuse absentee mail voting already. there's no reason to send ballots to -- >> martha: let me ask this. -- is the campaign open to the idea of extending the window and that everyone vote in person? or at least have someone drop off your absentee ballots which you already ordered at the voting place? >> everyone understands that there are a lot of americans who do have concerns about voting in person, but states have provisions for people to be able to vote absentee by mail. it's much more secure to vote absentee by

take a look at paterson, new jersey, it's all over newspapers what's going on with the mail in ballots. they send out millions of ballots, millions of ballots, they are unprepared to do it and they come back in the millions, it's going to be a disaster. i'm doing our country a big favor by bringing it up and you know from a common sense standpoint, if you look at it just out of common sense and pure basic beautiful intelligence -- you know it can't work. florida has worked very hard for years and years in developing the system and i'm sure they probably have problems also but absentee ballots are different from mail in ballots, what you call universal mail in ballots. you have to apply for it, you have to do different things and it's a much better system, it's a system that can be reasonably accurate. there is no system like going to the pole and voting. i would like to find out in the midst of all of this grief, why is it that they approved the new york race? >> reporter: there is no evidence of widespread voter fraud. >> president trump: then you're reading a different newspaper. go

the fact is that's exactly what's happening in paterson, new jersey, where the city council elections allegation of a mail-in -- >> right. lou: -- voter fraud. and so they're going to have to do that election over. and it's happening in jurisdiction after scwurs diction. tom fitton, great to have you with us. good to see you, thank you. >>> up next, former president obama reveals just how radical joe biden's presidency might be if he were to win. we take that up and more in just a few moments. and my new book, "the trump century: how our president changed the course of history forever," you can preorder it. get your copies at my web site, lou dobbs loudobbsshop.com and amazon.com. we're coming right back. they get that no two people are alike and customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. almost done. what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ tools, cattle, grain, traded goods. even shells represented value. then currency came along. they made it out of copper, gold, silver, wampum. soon people decided

. >> if you look at new york it was fraudulent, paterson, new jersey, it was fraudulent. the whole thing is a mess. in fact, carolyn maloney's opponent has gone crazed. he said they took the election away from him, and he may be right. i think they should redo that election. >> what do you think is going on here, congresswoman? he's clearly not going let this go. >> i think he should stop attacking my race and attacking whoever he waps to attack and focus on funding the poefs offic post office. every president has supported the post office. it's not just the absentee ballot. it's the entire service. they've been very affected by the coronavirus. we have a hearing coming on september 7th -- 17th. i would love to invite all the former presidents. i'm sure they would support the post office. they need to roll back the actions. the democrats are supporting a bill to roll back, to put a pause on all of these efforts he's put forward that does nothing be slow down the mail, limiting overtime, limiting the delivery from the postal processing centers, literally removing equipment

the fact is that's exactly what's happening in paterson, new jersey, where the city council election-in -- >> right. lou: -- voter fraud. and so they're going to have to do that election over. and it's happening in jurisdiction after scwurs diction. tom fitton, great to have you with us. good to see you, thank you. >>> up next, former president obama reveals just how radical joe biden's presidency might be if he were to win. we take that up and more in just a few moments. and my new book, "the trump century: how our president changed the course of history forever," you can preorder it. get your copies at my web site, lou dobbs loudobbsshop.com and amazon.com. loudobbsshop.com and amazon.com. we're coming right back. you'll remember where you were.ever. this day has never been closer. today, thanks to your help, the leukemia and lymphoma society is saving lives. lls funded research has led to nearly every blood cancer treatment available, and is now helping patients with other kinds of cancer. at lls, beating cancer is in our blood. join us at lls.org ♪ ♪ lou: earlier in the broadcast

this summer in paterson, new jersey, local officials were among those charged in a voter fraud schemeos angeles, two men sentenced for their role in a voter fraud operation. as michael goodwin writes in "the new york post" about nationwide vote by mail "nothing like it has ever been attempted, so to assume it would go smoothly is beyond foolish." i agree.pt indeed it would be a miracle, he says, if it weren't a disaster. here with reaction is senator tom cotton. senator, let's talk first about this whole thing because there is a danger here and we have chronicled examples. kevin mccarthy told me in california they're going to count votes cast 17 days after the election day? what? >> yeah, sean, there is a grave danger of fraud from mail-in ballots. let's be clear between mail in ballots. when you vote absentee, you submit an application and you expect it and you get it and mail it. there is a track record. states like nevada and new york that want to move to mail-in balloting, they are talking about sending a life, real ballots every single person is registered whether they wanted one

the winner of that city council race in paterson, new jersey.ed of ballot harvesting and voter fraud. 800 ballots cast in may's race were tossed out, and the postal service says mail-in ballots were just left on the floor of an apartment building because the mailman's mailbox key didn't work. and then there's wisconsin. the election commission says it threw out 23,000 ballots during itsnt presidential primary in april. they were either late or filled out incorrectly are. that's more than -- incorrectly. that's more than trump won the entire state by in 2016. in fact, three elections since 2000 the winner was decided by a percentage point or less. >>> did you see joe biden's son hunter last night? he introduced the former vice president at the convention, vouching for china joe's honesty and integrity. hunter biden, of course, profited from deals with china, ukraine to the tune of more than a million during his father's time in the white house. president trump today calling the biden dealings a discuss grace. >> there's been nobody that has rippe

patters o paterson, new jersey -- >> that's one example. the point is you do aggregate data. i'm sure there are ten examples pointing to the opposite. the only way you can see reality is to do aggregate studies. you know that. you're smarter -- >> are you telling me the brennan center thing is perfect. >> no. i'm telling you one in new jersey is not reflective of aggregate data. >> then you could talk to my other friend in new jersey whose son died seven years ago and he got a ballot. i don't have that many friends in new jersey and i have two raising this with me. i'll say this, fareed, the president wants a fair election. we have a way of voting that's been tried and true for many years. people are comfortable with it it. the president treated the other day, if you can protest in person, you can vote in person. there's a notion here, dr. fauci said it's safe to vote in person. if you look at the ballot harvesting that happened there california, there's a lot of dirty things that happen in politics. the president wants to make sure people have an awareness of it, he wants pe

the trump campaign claims this would invite fraud as happened in paterson, new jersey, when the statehe same method of voting earlier this year. nearly 20% of the ballots were disqualified, mostly because they were filled out improperly. but four people were charged with illegally collecting ballots from voters. the lawsuit comes as the white house will not directly say if president trump will accept the election results if he loses, noting that he wants to be confident that the results are legitimate. >> reporter: for months, president trump has worked to undermine voting by mail. yet, once again, donald trump is -- >> so i'm signing today -- >> reporter: voting by mail himself. his campaign releasing this video of him signing his ballot, which the state of florida calls vote by mail, not absentee. despite the president's attempts to falsely differentiate between the two. >> so absentee ballots are good, universal mail-ins, when you get inundated with these things are bad and will lead to terrible things including voter fraud, et cetera. >> reporter: a new cnn poll shows that 10% mor

to convince folks that maybe some of them will get lost in the mail and he repeatedly references paterson, new jersey and misplaced ballots there, it is a concerted strategy to just raise lots of questions about the election. >> yeah. founded and most unfounded just to confuse and stir up fear. the president confirmed your reporting that he's considering giving his convention speech, acceptance speech from the white house. how serious do they actually are about this, because it would present a slew of issues? >> the sources indicate they're quite source and most events will be in washington after trying to get the convention in charlotte and then trying to have it in jacksonville. the president has been convinced that he really cannot travel expensively for the convention and most of the events will be in washington. the president has repeatedly brought up having it at the white house on the front lawn in meetings and that's one of the scenarios that is of high likelihood. >> we shall see. good to see you, josh. >> good to see you. >>> president trump says a devastating explosion that roc