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they are messing with the post office? i mean, the post office!ou have got to ask why are so many powerful people going through such an effort to make it so difficult and confusing for us to vote? and i think we know the answer. it is because they know our power. they know our power. they know when we vote, things change. they know when we vote, we win. so let us not let anybody ever take our power from us. let us not be silenced. let us not be sidelined, we will not be sidelined in the selection. so there area sidelined in the selection. so there are a lot of reasons to get everyone out to the pulse. the polls close at 8pm so let's make sure everyone we know votes. let's keep texting, let's keep calling folks, knocking on their doors of neighbours and yourfamily on their doors of neighbours and your family members. we on their doors of neighbours and yourfamily members. we have all day to get this done. it's ok if you are annoying people. they will get over it. they will think you later. they we re it. they will think you later. they were all com

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meanwhile, federal authorities are looking into a pileup of mail at a miami post office.stal investigators found six completed ballots and 42 blank ones inside those stacks. we bring it out to our co-hosts today. kennedy, i come to you. we are down to the stretch here, 91 million votes, a lot of people knew what they wanted. i wonder how many undecides and how many people still are yet to vote. we won't know until tuesday. 91 is a huge number. million. >> yes, and some of the states you just listed you can go and change your vote. sometimes you have to talk to your county clerk and make your case, but for many people who have voted, the post office is doing whatever they can to follow those federal orders from a couple of different judges to make sure, they're now using priority express mail. if you go to the post office, it's about 26 bucks in order to send just one piece of mail and they may have to do that because in places like michigan, they're only at 74% capacity, having delivered those ballots. they should be well into the 90s. and they're not there yet. so they'r

they even stooped so low as to mess with the post office. the post office.of the nicest people in the world are postal workers. why are they doing all this? this is the question that must be asked -- why would so many powerful people try to make it difficult or confusing for us to vote? that is the question for us to ask, and here is i believe what is the answer. they are doing this because they know our power. they know our power. they know when we vote, things change. they know when we vote, we win. so let's not ever let anyone take our power from us. let us always know our power. and at election time, the power of our voice is through our vote. and here is my last point -- this moment will pass. this moment will pass, and years from now, our children and our grandchildren and others, they will look in our eyes, each one of us, and they will ask us -- where were you? where were you at that moment in time? and what we, palm beach, will be able to tell them is so much more than just how we felt. we will tell them what we did. we will tell them what we did. w

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they found some ballots in the corner of a post office a couple days ago.eally local authorities need to get involved. need to stand up for busineciti whose rights may be being violated. >> the new poll just came out, had people refreshing twitter. it shows a strong lead for joe biden, with two days to go. arizona, up six points. florida, within the margin of error, but up three points. pennsylvania, 49-43, up six. wisconsin, he's up nine. what do you make, grace? >> the wisconsin number is standing out to me. this fall, a previous poll by i believe it was a "washington post" and nbc news that had biden up by 17 in wisconsin. people were wondering if that was an outliar. wisconsin is having covid outbreak right now. this could be one of biden's strongest states. after 2016, everybody thought that wisconsin would be one of the hardest states for democrats to win back. >> i apologize to the wisconsin folks, biden up 11 points in wisconsin. that's why i went in journalism and not math. you are a candidate going into the last 24 hours, do you feel -- and the pr

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the post office is hammeredded by wait for it, justice emmet sullivan, the same judge on the general case. why did you, postal system, blow off my 3:00 deadline for postal inspectors to see if there are problems in the postal system? in pennsylvania, the post office only delivered half of the ballots own time in central pennsylvania, in philadelphia, 48% of the ballots were delivered on time. we're tracking, you know, problems with delays in the postal system for delivering the ballots, for states that counted, for, wait for it, 77 electoral college votes. we're talking about states including georgia, pennsylvania, north carolina. so your reaction to how this is going to play out? >> well, the judge's instincts to worry about the postal service may be well born but how he lands himself as kind of the arbiter of all things on this election is kind of amazing to me. you know i think the postal service's response probably we're a little busy to be dealing with you as self-appointed monitor for the u.s. postal service. look there is a lot that will be chalked up to kind of institutional

the united states post office offered a sweep of the facilities, the post office push back against thatactionout not only the of the postal service in this case. want to be too hard on the postal service. deliver over 40% of all the mail in the world. they handle billions of pieces of mail every day. even when they are doing a really good job, they can't time.r everything on that is one of the problems with this push to move everybody to vote by mail. year, ther of last inspector general of the poster service -- postal service issued a report on the 2018 election. did the postal service meet its delivery goals. did they deliver the absentee ballots on time? their goal was 96%. their goal was 96% of the time delivering absentee ballots on time. they got a little over 95%. even if they reach their goal, 4% of all of the absentee or mail-in ballots around the country that voters sent to officials were potentially not delivered in time to be voted. even when the postal service is operating according to where the standard is set. they listed seven states -- the average on-time delivery was o

he suppressed the vote by going into the post offices and dismantling sorting machines and hijackinghe mailboxes, so he's making a claim of fraud. we're waiting for the other side to scream and holler about the voter suppression that he did. this is a battle that he's trying to win by any means necessary, taking the words of the late malcolm x. >> you know, i look at this, though, and you look at what we heard from senator mitt romney, his words, it's hard to imagine a more undemocratic action by a sitting american president. when looking at what's happening. you know, for years, we have talked about why republicans have lined up behind donald trump, even when it goes counter to everything they themselves may have stood for prior to 2016, ana. when we look at now, when you're dealing with a lame duck president, what's the incentive? why is there still such a sense that among republicans, they have to stand behind this man, even if they know what he's doing is wrong and not based in fact or reality? what's in it for them at this point? >> well, the lame duck is not going away. the duc

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and borrow money at the post office is also a bank and they don't it's just a bank right we don't have any real banks in this country live and i think there's a case made for that and that's that's the one policy option so far we saw this year is that they did something similar with you know the p.p.p. loan program but of course they structured it show went through the banks so banks got a cut of that it was. actually you know the fed i mean the treasury and the fed raise the backstopping you know the risks of the banks and so one way to look at it if you look at you know bank holdings of treasury securities they're at multi decade highs right now so basically instead of lending to the broad public banks are buying treasuries and lending to the federal government and then the federal government is basically you know running these big deficits and getting it out you know in some ways to the public so basically banks are lending but through all their only choosing the absolute safest assets rather then going out and lending to small businesses and other things like that of course it come

post office is going too slow, you don't get disqualified.at horrible? i don't understand why -- >> when i talk to people in pennsylvania, that's not the one they're concerned about. >> that's the one the president is concerned about. >> the one where he thinks there's fraud is the signatures. >> i'm just telling you that -- >> the law in pennsylvania says that you have to match the signature on the registration card with your signature on the ballot. >> here's the message, though. republicans there want to win by reducing the number of votes that are counted. that's not a good strategy. >> we want an election that's not fraudulent. it's, therefore, a reason. most states have that type of requirement. it's not there because we want to suppress the vote. we want to make sure that people aren't fraudulently voting. >> what fraudulent election has there been in modern american history? what's the fraudulent election we're all worried about? >> if you have laws in place -- >> i want to know what the gamble is. you're talking about a fraudulent el

the day, 6:30, 6:45, his election workers are going to collect every single mail-in ballot at the post office to be driven with a police escort here to the supervisors of elections so they can be counted. unlike other places, it's got to be in the office of the election supervisor by 7:01. that ballot delivered anywhere is not going to count. that's why it's so crucial, that's why we have a continuous crowd here coming in to drop off these ballots. it's been a really easy day of voting here in florida, and you can still get out the vote. there really aren't very many long lines just about anywhere. >> that's exactly what you want to hear. beautiful weather, not long lines, boring. that's what it needs to be all about, everything to give people the confidence they need in these results. thank you so much, drew. >>> vice president joe biden, i showed him to you a couple moments ago, he spent most of his day in pennsylvania which is where sara murray is standing by in harrisburg. sara, what are you seeing? >> reporter: well, you know, erin, we love to hear about a boring election day, don't we?

so we used an old airplane hangar and built our post office. and with that, we worked seven days a week, three shifts, and we were able to get the mail out in one third of the time that they had assigned us. our motto was no mail, low morale. that was our motto. we felt that the one thing that service people want is to be able to connect with their families. and the families, of course, want to see how their loved ones are doing. so it was a very important mission for us. to be able to have that connection. >> very good. before we go on, i want to make sure i get the comments from the ladies over here also. i want to make sure you know you're talking to. on the far end is miss johnson. thank you for your service. next to me is miss king. thank you also for your service. over here i have miss robertson. thank you for your service. and on the far left i have miss ruddock. thank you all for your service. so that you know who you're talking to. i think you have the biographies on the back of the screen. with that, do you have any comments on how mu

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court fight back and from a republican point of view mellon balloting is a nightmare for us the post office is now the new election center now more than all the republicans have expressed more confidence in the electoral process while saying trump's legacy will endure. while he is without question the most powerful voice in our party. he will have an enormous impact on our party going forward. i believe the great majority of people who voted for donald trump want to make sure that his principles and his policies are pursued. with the trump administration planning multiple legal challenges over the voting process a concession speech still seems far off. i'm joined now by lives showcasing the former campaign adviser to barack obama in a policy analyst she's with us from berlin liz thanks for joining us democrats have always been focused on getting trump out of office and getting into office themselves now that joe biden has to work what lies immediately ahead. i think what we're going to see 1st is when he's already announced a 100 czar that didn't care that we had an election as you saw ther

with the nazi authorities and the post office overseen by a nazi official. joining that division and the red army on its march and then soon arrived in the baltic states and the ukraine. thousands upon thousands of citizens and who could not abide by the soviet domination making their way into germany third were the jewish survivors with the german officials when they realized they did not want those death camps to be discovered and they also needed more labor at home and the decision was made to relocate those that had survived the death camps in the labor camps in poland and the balkans to relocate them and death march them into germany where they wouldn't be gassed but worked to death in underground mines and factories these are the two groups that the journey into germany is different is that by their nationalities and they built facilities but what happened was in germany and the years following the day in these camps there were little ukraine's little jewish sentiments and from the beginning you and nra and the allies would separate out by nationality

proven to kill covid-19 they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-ek trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. >>> the cross numbers in the u.s. are going in the wrong direction. and fast. the country smashed another record friday. more than 184,000 new fekdzs, the most recorded in a single day. that's more than 20% higher than the day before. deaths and hospitalizations are also going up across the country. health care workers say they're overwhelmed and are running out of resources. on friday, u.s. president donald trump said that vaccine is on the way, but in the same breaths, he threatened the state of new york and its democratic governor andrew cuomo. >> he doesn't trusted the fact that it's this white house, this administration. so we won't be delivering it to new york until we have authorization to do so and that pain he me to say that. >> so let's turn to europe now. melissa bell is in france where covid hospitalizations fell sharply on friday. so some hopeful signs there, but still the

court fight back and from a republican point of view mellon balloting is a nightmare for us the post office is now the new election center now more than all the republicans have expressed more confidence in the electoral process while saying trump's legacy will endure. he is without question the most powerful voice in our party. he will have an enormous impact on our party going forward. i believe the great majority of people who voted for donald trump want to make sure that his principles and his policies are pursued. with the trump administration planning multiple legal challenges over the voting process a concession speech still seems far off i'm now joined by a list a for my campaign adviser to barack obama need policy analyst she joins me from berlin now democrats have been focused on getting out of office now joe biden has to get to work in particular on the pandemic what lies ahead immediately. as you are already heard it's going to be a coronavirus star this pandemic did not care about an election quite frankly and i love seeing the celebrations in the streets but for campaign ralli