>> okay, the picture is legit, but how about that signature? >> so, this is joe jackson's last contract. this is 1920. >> remember, nobody has seen another autographed shoeless joe picture. but steve can compare the writing to various legal documents that the illiterate jackson did sign. >> through the years i've been able see a handful of joe jackson signatures we've deemed authentic, and i'm able to look at certain tendencies joe jackson has. so, that autograph has to talk to me. if you want to go ahead and put it in... >> we put a copy of the signed photo into this contraption, called a video spectral comparator. >> you'll see things you can't see with the naked eye... >> let's see. >> ...you could see with this. and here we go. i'm gonna drop the magnification to 8. >> it's very "csi." >> and we start to look at the formations here of the letters. you can see where he's really -- he labored. >> he had a very hard time even writing an individual letter. >> he did. >> how do you distinguish the signature that we look at and the real deal? >>

people over to e-signatures they're not going back to the previous way of paper signature. very strong as it relates to health care. very strong as it relates to government the street still doesn't believe where this stock is trading. the average price target is 173. they will report on the other side of labor day. i expect nothing short of another strong quarter i maintain my long position. >> for every smh, there's a docusign you beat yourself up and then praise yourself within five minutes of the program that's ha thwhat this is all abt >> then there's you to give me the pat on the back when i need it >> that's right. up 200% year to date the pat on the back is coming right now. joe, all right, up next, jon pete in new york city. no relation to your brother. i'm a long time holder of oracle what's your opinion on it?

someone else's signature. a witness's signature has run into problems. on the one hand, some states think having a witness increases the validity of a ballot. on the other hand, if you require a notary public and that notary public charges two bucks, now you've created sort of a poll tax, and that's not something we want. if you look at the little tinkerings that states do to try to make voting more honest, you can see how quickly and largely applied to a big group can run into constitutional problems. so the signature verification has always been a problem with mail-in voting and it affects those who move. when you say 60% of the people vote, these become real threats to the required federal -- the federal statute requiring voting to not only occur, but occur on a particular day. >> with all these roadblocks, though, in place, danny, as you mention, especially with the signature verification, it seems to lead to more voter suppression, more folks that won't vote, because there are so many things to do, so man

, it doesn't look anything like my current signature. >> signature matching is done very well. and one of the challenges that exists with mail voting is we're seeing in states with less familiarity that a lot of ballots get rejected. that's more of a risk than a fraudulent ballot occurring, that someone -- someone's ballot will be flagged and not counted initially because the signature doesn't match, for instance, or something was not fully filled out on the outside of the ballot envelope. almost every state has a notice and cure provision. they're supposed to contact you and give you some time to fix the problem. you can come in and prove your identity, for instance, and confirm that the ballot was yours. and that will enable you to have the ballot counted. if you have any doubt about this, a great way to vote is early in person. your identity is validated before you're given a ballot. you're confirmed to be who you are, you get a ballot, and you vote and that ballot goes into the tabulator. people ask me how i prefer to vote and i vote early in person. it's the most convenien

look anything at all like my current signature. guest: that is one of the problems. one of the problems that exists with mail-in voting is we are seeing in states with less familiarity with large numbers of mail ballots is that a lot of ballots get rejected. ballot will be flagged and now can't -- and not counted because the signature does not match or something was not fully filled out on the outside of the ballot envelope. aery state has what it calls notice provision where it is supposed to contact you and give you some time to fix the problem. you can come in and prove your identity, for example with a signature mismatch and confirm that ballot is yours. if you have any doubt about this, a great way to vote is early and in person. your identity is validated before you are given a ballot. you get a ballot, and then you vote. people asked me how i prefer to vote, and i always vote whenever possible, early and in person. it is the most convenient for me. i am confident i can do so safely, and i know if there are any issues, that i

who would want a bill banning signature verification?

including a verification of signatures on the ballots. you're not even going to have a verified signature -- anybody, i could sign it, you could sign it, anybody could sign it, and that counts as a vote. how can you do a thing like this? this is what they are asking for, this is what nancy pelosi and crying shut -- crying chuck schumer are asking for. [laughter] it is ridiculous, it is a horrible thing. they include stimulus checks for illegal aliens. if you were able to get into the country illegally and the borders, as you know, they are doing very well right now, we have a very strong border and the wall is up to 276 miles and will be completed around the end of the year. we will do some extra mileage in certain areas that people didn't realize were so bad. we will be completed with it right after -- after the additional mileage, probably a little after the end of the year. from what i have heard, joe biden, sleepy joe wants to rip the wall down. he wants people to pour into our country. they want open borders and we don't want open bo

a don't want to have signature verification.hey don't want to have any of the safeguards you need and they don't want to have safeguards that are so common and so basic in even other states we disagree with. we will see what the courts determine, but they certainly don't have the infrastructure in nevada so we will see how it is. we brought suit last weekend we see how that all works out. i think we are going to win it, but what they are trying to do with all of these requirements, including no signature verification, they are trying to steal an election and i was in ohio, i was in texas, i was in florida the last four or five days and if you would see the crowds along the highways and the roadways, people have said they've never seen anything like it. they haven't seen anything like it. the press doesn't report it because they are fake news. they even want to force states to implement the controversial practice of ballot harvesting, meaning they would allowed democrat party operatives to deposit thousands and thousands of compl

president, and that nevada will continue to check ballot signatures against the voter registration cards. it's done at the county level. >> but that's not what they said when they approved it. they said they're not going to check signatures. >> reporter: now controversy at the post office. president trump claims the agency was given insufficient notice about the millions of expected ballots. >> it's a catastrophe waiting to happen. >> reporter: house democrats have now requested testimony from the new postmaster general, one of trump's top donors, amid reports that his cost cutting moves have created backlogs in mail delivery. the postal service saying the agency still has ample capacity for the election but critics point to new york's congressional primary back in june. a winner was just declared this week after a judge ruled on a dispute over whether some ballots were postmarked too late. as for sarah palin, she's not ruling out another run for office. >> i have certainly learned a lot about politics and how ridiculous so much of the political arena is. so much of the shenanigans and t

there is no verification of signature. have a clause that you don't have to verify the signature. right there, it is no good, it is defective. two votes in a single envelope. if this is a thing that will be a disaster like never before -- we will see what the court has to say about it. arizona has been doing this for a long time. it has been refined. even if nevada wanted to do it well, they would not have enough time. millions of ballots coming out of nowhere. in florida, they have done a good job. in arizona, they did a good job. they have been refining for years. they don't even verify who will sign it. i am sure the courts will treated very fairly. let's see what happens. thank you all very much. >> here is a look at our live coverage from thursday. acting homeland security secretary chad wolf is on capitol hill to testify on the use of federal law enforcement in response to recent protests in portland and elsewhere. that is followed at 2:00 p.m. eastern by a house subcommittee hearing on the coronavirus crisis examining the potential impact of reopening schools during the pan

they don't want to have signature verification. they don't want to have any of the safeguards that you need. and they don't want to have safeguards that are so common and so basic and even other states that we disagree with have this nevada thing is a mess but we'll see how the courts determine, what the courts determine. but they certainly don't have the infrastructure in nevada. so we'll see how it is. as you know we brought suit last week. we'll see how that all works out. i think we'll win it. but basically what they're trying to do with all of these requirements including no signature verification, they're trying to steal an election. and i was in ohio. i was in texas. i was in florida over the last four or five days. and if you would see the crowds along the highways and the roadways, people have said they've never seen anything like it. and they haven't seen anything like it. and the press doesn't report it. because they're fake news. they even want to force states to implement the controversial practice known as ballot harv

there is a missing signature or a signature affording that voter an opportunity to correct whatever issue may be so that their ballots can be counted and their voice heard in the process. of course if there wasn't that voter returning that ballot and there's another issue may be to look into in preparation for november to try to avoid these issues public information campaigns reminding people to sign the back of the envelope, public information campaigns to sign up for the ballot tracking tools, campaigns to verify the status of their voter registration and by the way when california voter checks their status of the information on that record is the determination of their votes in prior elections. if they voted provisionally or if they voted by mail confirmation that it was received and counted. there would be applied if there's a signature issue from a prior elections so a lot of wraparound insurances that their ballot would be counted and opportunities for voters to address any issues that they have. >> my time is expired andi'm going to call time for me to be fair . really we hav

it is a terrible signature.f my signature doesn't match that signature i register to vote for, that vote does not get counted and gets thrown out. they know that is disproportionately affecting younger people. in younger people may tend to vote more progressive. talking about voter suppression and the barriers that there already are, especially when younger voters live on college campuses or voting by mail. >> there are so many friction points i think people don't think about. i want to get to the news from last week. the new york attorney general announced she is suing the nra, called for its dissolution, and also the removal of the ceo, saying he's engaged in fraudulent activity. from my reporting and talking with you, there was a lot of behind-the-scenes work to bring this out. can you talk more about that? want david to talk about the incredible work they did a year and a half ago, before i was with the organization. we have known for a long time that the nra is corrupt. they don't even represent their membe

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expect the signatures to see if it falls below the 2,000 signature requirement. >> with four fingers,was mickey mouse signature. i'm sure. joyce, thanks for being here on this morning. >>> booing in bedminster. guests forego wearing masks. >>> and tomorrow "a.m. joy" hosted by zerlina maxwell and will have guest hillary clinton. will have guest hillary clinton. then, give people more plans to mix and match, so you only pay for what you need. verizon's unlimited plan is so reasonable, they can stay on for the rest of their lives. include the best in entertainment and offer it all starting at $35. plus, $700 off our best phones when you switch. because everyone deserves the best. the is unlimited built right. only on verizon. - oh.- oh, darn! - wha- let me help. here we go. lift and push and push! there... it's up there. oh, boy. hey joshie... wrinkles send the wrong message. help prevent them before they start with downy wrinkleguard. hey! bud. hey, pop pop! so you won't get caught with wrinkles again. [woman laughs] another bundle in the books. got to hand it to you, jamie. your knowl

and/or the signature changing. we know signatures auteur around the time you are 25 years of age or older. so the message to voters is to be consistent. be consistent by the way you sign. if you have what's often referred to as a throw a signature, that's five it be consistent with what signature you are using so it does not get objected. the late aspect of the ballot is the postal service recommends you put your ballot in the mail one week before it is due. and yet 22 states allow a boater to request about after that timeline. so i wrote about this in 2016 called the new reality of voting by mail. first class delivery is two to five days. so voters put in their ballot in the mail on monday or tuesday on election day, is a postmarked does not count in that state, there ballots may not count. because one day delivery is something of the past. so it is very important that voters not focus on the deadline. because those deadlines set them up to fail and sets up false expectations. they focus on the first date of mail

my signature is different now than it was it 18 i first registered to vote.will not be an exact match. they play all these games and i don't have the questions, madam chair, but i want to just say the let's stop the charade and just admit you don't want people to vote just admit that you don't care and it will be better because of these people will know how honest you are. i yield back. >> gentle lady yields back in the gentleman from >> california mr. aguilar is now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you chair, i share the frustration that my colleague chair fudge had with some of the statements we heard, secretary padilla on election night americans are used to hearing about projected winners, especially on the night of the election but what some voters might not know are that those projections are based off of unofficial results that often take time to line up with the eventual certified results in the certifying results take time in each jurisdiction and each state and that requirements were that. could you discuss the process for canvassing election i

signature, and there's no verification of signature allowed. you do that. but there's no verification of signature. so they don't even know who's going to sign those. they have literally a clause that you don't have to verify the signature, they don't have to do it, so right there, it's no good. it's defective. two votes in an envelope, in a single envelope, if this is a thing that will be a disaster like never before. so we'll see what the court has to say about it. arizona's been doing this for a long time and it's been refined. even if nevada wanted to do it well, they wouldn't have enough time. i'm sure the post office doesn't have enough time. millions of ballots all of a sudden coming out of nowhere. you know, voting starts in a very short period of time. so in florida, they have done a good job. in arizona, they have done a good job but they have been doing this thing and refining it for years. this is something that's put in -- think of this. no verification of the signature. who's going to sign it? they don't even verify who's going to

how >> it sure does bear a number of signatures. hundreds and hundreds of signatures. it is a petition that was the brain child of somebody called jay garner. we don't know much about jay garner accepted even organized this effort to call on the president of the united states, in 1862 to unleash the power of african americans who have up until this point were not permitted to volunteer for the union army and what constituted a stable arm according to some people. an x increase the man power exponentially the army. we've seen this object. it's a scroll, it's a big scroll. >> 25 feet or something? ? >> 25 feet long. it's never been exhibited in this totality. you need to full stories of the historical society to get his full justice. it signed by an amazing group of supporters for the time. it's signed by clearly by irish americans, by jewish americans, a german americans. people from all walks of life and you can tell from their addresses which is sort of it's a nominating petition for public office that it runs the gamut and also has quite a few famous signatures in. v

checks the signature of that application, signature that's on your government i.d. you sign the outside of the envelope, third check on that signature, three-point verification. if there's a signature that doesn't seem to match, they'll call that voter to come to the election office and sign a piece of paper so that ballot can get counted for the election. unless you're really good at -- signatures. >> unless you're really good at forging a bunch of signatures. i want to ask you a question, though, about third-party group reaching out to voters. >> the warning is, in our state, some groups, nonprofits have mailed ballot application to all voters in the state, a lot of counties already did that. many voters are getting confused. if you filled it you don't have to fill it in again. they may be just collecting data. your disabled communities, your elderly communities, those are the ones that get preyed upon for fraud and we don't want folks to fill a form out that wasn't given by our office or the county. if it's a third-party, they may be asking for information that y

. >> how many signatures did you collect? >> that video had the feel of a local reporter being somewhere at the right place, the right time and catching someone in the act. that woman who he asked the question of really did not seem to want to be on camera. there is a good reason for that. the woman you see there, right there, giving the no comment, she is a wisconsin lawyer. her name is lane ruhland. as recently as last week, she was representing donald trump's presidential campaign in court. she's the republican elections lawyer who worked for the republican national committee during the 2016 recount in wisconsin. okay? but she was not at the elections commission building doing business for the president of the united states or for the trump campaign. no. she was dropping off ballot signatures in an effort to get this man on the presidential ballot in wisconsin. kanye west. one of the most famous people in the country, who is kind of, sort of running for president. though, he has no real platform and it is unclear if this i

you sign it and you could have a totally different signature, it's okay. they have the right to go seven days after election for approval, we won't know who won the state of nevada. if >> reporter: we did call the nevada secretary of state's office and the spokeswoman there said that simply isn't true, and that nevada will continue to check ballot signatures against voter registration cards, it's done at the county level. >> president trump: that's not what they said when they approved it, they said they aren't going to check signatures, they aren't going to be able to end their machinery which is old doesn't allow them to. it's going to be physically impossible for them to do that especially in a short period of time. in addition, you have the november 3rd election and they are allowed to count votes until seven days after the election. what does that mean? nevada which is a big state, a great state, a state i like very much and i think we are going to do very well there -- are we going to wait a week after november 3rd, if it comes down to nevada which i

they don't want to have signature verification. they don't want to have any of the safeguards that you need, and they don't want to have safeguards that are so common and so basic and even other states that we disagree with have -- this nevada thing is a mess but we'll see how the courts determine, what the courts determine. but they certainly don't have the infrastructure in nevada. so we'll see how it is. as you know, we brought suit last week, and we'll see how that all works out. i think we're going to win it. but basically, what they're trying to do with all of these requirements, including no signature verification, they're trying to steal an election, and i was in ohio, i was in texas, i was in florida over the last four or five days, and if you would see the crowds along the highways and the roadways, people have said they've never seen anything like that it and they haven't seen anything like it and the press doesn't report it because they're fake news. they even want to force states to implement the controversial practice

of supervisors voted to approve this resolution which became effective july 31 with the mayor's signature. >> so i'm not sure if you accidentally hit mute, but you're no longer audible. >> okay, i did not hit anything, but i did try to page down. >> okay, we can hear you now. >> okay. there we go. the art work is xroefd of 10 pictorial panels and two descriptive panels on the wall. the frescos depict california

so many are these are signatures on the satellite image, they are so intense. the northwind, i will say, right through much of napa county and into sonoma county. for the napa fires at hennessy road, it is 84 warm degrees. 13 percent humidity, 1300+ feet going for 104 degrees, no help today. tomorrow, there are signs. the campbell fire, the hennessy fire, alice c, a side road, look at the temperatures -- there's nothing positive there. look at lima valley, 51 degrees. other temperatures are 60s and 70s. seen at the santa cruz mountains, morgan hill, san martin, 73 and 72. ben loman, the honda, northeast at 4 miles per hour. there is nothing positive right now. it is very warm air and an offshore direction. it is not strong but it is there. excessive heat warning and very dry humid air. i fire condition, smoke and ash are starting to be reported. look at the signature on the fire of the satellite image, it is amazing to see it that intense. there were tremendous of vertical developments, that is why you are starting to see that. there is just a mountain of high

after that i started a petition on change.org and last i checked it was at 980 signatur signatures.pporting lowering the tuition because everything is online. the biggest part of the college experience is the education but it's also the experience with all of your classmates. being on campus and the atmosphere with those new people and making those connections and that's completely lost being online. i don't think that the value proposition is quite the same being completely online. >> neil: yeah, so you need to be personally together, being in person. i get that. other universities and colleges have cut prices for room and board because obviously there are students there. in your case, michigan state, as harvard was saying, you're still getting the experience of learning this. yeah, it's a little different but it's no cheaper for us to be doing this so we can't charge less. what do you say that? >> from students that i've been speaking to come a lot of people are kind of questioning that. i am sure they can justify it in some sense but it would be great if they could release some s

you take a look at the signature, and there's no verification of signature. >> oh, yeah? then why just in the last month's primary, did nevada toss out more than 6,000 ballots because the signatures weren't exact? fact. another fact. no election has ever suffered from significant mail fraud as he wants you to believe. the irony, you know what has been cited for fraud numerous times? trump and his businesses. that's real. he's had to settle a lot of cases about fraud. but our balloting has no similar contagion. facts versus someone cited for fraud. the way states are currently set up, the way they're currently set up actually helps trump, why? we know the ballots that get tossed out the most, tend to come from who? young voters and minorities. why? this is a whole theory about it? who gets tossed out the least? older people and white voters. now, what works better for his base? not that the political reality is stopping this president from ranting about all this to the fox and friendlies. you got to give them credit. he can get a message through to his people. he's a treme

. >> if you look at what they are doing in nevada, no signature.hat. they don't know who will sign theirs. you don't have to verify the signature. right there it's defective. two votes in a single envelope. this will be a disaster like never before. arizona has been doing this for a long time and it's been refined. even if nevada wanted to do it well, they would not have enough time. i am sure the post office doesn't have enough time. millions of ballots coming out of nowhere. voting starts in a short period of time inform florida they have done a good job and in arizona they have done a good job. they have been refining it for years. think of this: no verification of the signature? who will sign it? they don't even verify who will sign it. i am sure the courts will treat is fairly. let's see what happens. thank you very much. >> [shouting questions]. >> i will talk at 5:30. >> john: the president there with the governor of arizona talking about the problem in nevada they put in an emergency bill and mass mailing out ballots across the state. the p

you sign it and could have a different signature. it will not be approved. seven days after the election. you won't even know who won nevada. >> we did call the secretary of state and they said that is not true. and nevada will continue to check ballot signatures against registration cards. pres. trump: that is not what they said when they approved it. they won't be able to. and the machinery does not allow them to. it is going to be physically impossible to do that. in addition you have a november 3 election and they are allowed to count votes until seven days after the election. if nevada, which is a big state, a state i like very much. are we going to wait a week after november 3? if it comes down to nevada. i don't think so. i don't think it is appropriate. with all of the bundling you're going to have, with the harvesting, with people being sent ballots all over that have may be nothing to do with the state anymore. it is terrible. in new york they had the situation and i criticized it badly. i mean, i gave it some very strong criticism. all of a sudden

including a verification of signatures on the ballot so you're not even going to have a verified signatureybody, i could sign it, you can sign it, anybody in this room inside it. then that will catch. how can you do that? so this is what they are asking for, this is what nancy pelosi and chuck schumer are asking for. [laughter] it's ridiculous. it's a horrible thing. it includes stimulus checks for illegal aliens so if you're able to get into the country illegally in our orders, they are doing very well right now. we have a strong order. 276 miles and will be completed around the end of the year. we will do extra mileage in certain areas that people didn't realize were so bad. we will be completed with it right after we do additional mileage, we will probably do a little bit after the year. from what i've heard, joe biden mostly be joe wants to rip the wall down. he wants people to pour into our country. they want open borders, we don't want open borders. the democrat bill includes stimulus checks for illegal aliens, mass release of illegal aliens from detention, they also compel the mass

we have people, that that is all they did, review signatures, compare signatures to the signatures we have on file. we routinely audithose processes to make sure there is no voter fraud. we're constantly updating our voter list, removing people who have passed away, changing addresses for people who have moved. we work very closely with the postal system, with the united states postalic se to make sure that we're in contact, and they let know when there is a change of address for people. so we've done doa trem job of putting in place those checks to make sure there isn't rampant fraud. there is very little fraud, and it is almost always unintentional. parents whose children have gone away to college, and they say, they'll fill out of ballot orthem, or a spouse who fills out for a husbanor wife, and we can tell when the signatures don't mah, and we let them know it is felony and we can't count them. and we have not seen rampant voter fraud. i will say, and this is election, any way you do it, there is an opportunity for fraud here. we've had fraud r country since we were first a countr

from greene's saying that people were called 15 times 25 times demanding that they recant their signatureon a petition we're talking about private citizens the elderly people having notaries sent to their homes the implication being that these people out there who object to their signature on a petition know where they live know their address and so what we've seen is a kind of weaponization really throughout this entire campaign year because of the covert crisis of the petitioning process we really shouldn't have candidates or people out there going door to door at all during a pandemic it's one of the myriad ways this country has mishandled this crisis and so number one you have candidates and parties that should have been granted emergency relief from petitioning because it's an inherently unsafe to do during a public health crisis and number 2 the people who did sign a petition again of their own free will are being harassed and called 15 or 25 times it's unacceptable what can you do about this then can you appeal this decision you know that. even that we see now in so i go yes andy a

but look, kanye west got a lot of signatures. who do you think he got these signatures from?well, kanye west did get a number of signatures. it's still to be determined if he has enough to actually have ballot placement for this coming november. look, anybody can run for president, including kanye west. the issue is the political strategy and tactics they're using, not having a conversation or debate on the merits. they're using a political ploy to cheat democracy in order to get this president another term in office. and i think it's going to hurt this president and republicans come november. >> and you know, kanye west, this is a choice that he is making. we have seen his family speak publicly about his moental health struggles, right? he was diagnosed in recent years with bipolar disorder. we should be clear there are a lot of americans who also struggle with that mental health challenge as well. and i think we have to be careful how we talk about that. but he has publicly has struggles that we have heard his family address. when it comes to, for instance, we've seen very