we met -- regularly recommend various best practices, including ballot tracking, signature verification, so that we can detect bad actors trying to interfere with the voters individual experience. host: the previous guest talk about alec harvesting. should it be eliminated when it comes to voting by mail? guest: it's a term that hasn't been in the election terminology for a long time. it was a new work that surfaced back in 2016. with regards to everything in the election process, we have to have security measures in place and that should not include you not being able to let your husband, your neighbor, or your friend help by dropping off ballot. we see that across the country where people help each other out and do well with that. i want to make sure that there is no systematic interference with the voting process like we saw in north carolina. part of the reason it happened there is because individuals didn't have many options, didn't have things like prepaid postage or access to a lot of different drop boxes across the county. they were limited to one location and limited in terms o

if these are going to lead to massive voter fraud and they continue to sue to get rid of signature verificationsnd to enact the california style ballot harvesting right here in nevada. >> i'm wondering if there's any way to stop it and you are right, you would have been ignored. they are trying to get on twitter and facebook and, it all these ballots to my house. the interesting thing about this is the democrat registrar and client clark county said i don't want a mailing to inactive voters. this county commission, almost all democrats are us saying you will mail an active voter. somewhat egg on their face of this registrar was right. there is a postal work as a worker in that saying, i'm seeing ballots in las vegas and what's happening with all these ballots we need to keep our eye on that. >> sold this will divide the country and i hope it doesn't happen. thanks so much for coming on. >> thank you. >> america as america's graduating seniors including one in this house are reportedly entering the worst job market probably in our lifetime. coming up at simple suggestion for them to help navigate

if these are going to lead to massive voter fraud, and they continue to sue to get rid of signature verificationsenact the california style ballot harvesting right here in nevada. >> tucker: i assume that they call you racist. that's what they call you when you oppose there power grabs. but i'm wondering if there is any way to stop it at this point. it seems like they just come out of nowhere and are overwhelming the media and the system with demands for this. >> i think it is important to raise attention and continue to show, like this video is the reason that we are talking about nevada voter fraud. otherwise, you are right. we would have been ignored when we say that things are going on here when voters all over southern nevada are trying to get on twitter and facebook and say, i'm getting all of these ballots and my house and people that have not lived here in ten years, so we do need to raise the attention and put pressure on the secretary of state and the local registrars to stop the practice. the interesting thing about this, tucker, the democrat registrar in clark county said, i don't wan

and we have lots of guardrails to make sure that they are secure, including signature verification by bipartisan teams of jumps. laws on the books about valid collection and, of course, if there's any chance we worry about a specific ballot, we refer it to investigation by the attorney general. in the 2018 election, we only referred .0027% of ballots for further investigation. so colorado has a history of extremely clean elections. and we are really happy to help the rest of the country expand mail ballot very quickly. and i do want to mention not only do we have to make sure that voting is secure and accessible and safe during the coronavirus, we also have to make sure our elections are safe from undermining countries like russia, and the fact is, that you cannot cyber hack a piece of paper, a paper ballot. so mail ballots are the best-case scenario during times of crisis like the coronavirus and times of tranquility. >> secretary of state griswald of colorado thank you for joining us and executive director for election research. thanks to you both. a good conversation. we'll have it

we should have signature verification.expand ballot harvesting with strangers going door to door and touch each other and grabbing each other's hands. sending ballots to inactive voters. they are trying to inject chaos. that's why intervened in a dozen lawsuits. brian: one thing that's occupying your time and president has made it clear very impatient with the lack of commitment to allowing him to have the convention there in a way allow people to come together and especially watch his major address at the end. and he says i'm going to pull out and go somewhere else. north carolina's governor came back and said this, a democrat, roy cooper. north carolina is relying on data and science to protected its state's public health and safety. they do not seem enthusiastic about the possibility of the revenue that could come in with the rnc in their state. what are you hearing? >> we are going to bring a huge revenue uplift to north carolina. the north carolina people want to have this convention. the president is right to say to

they do signature verification, they scan everything in a central place. that is one way to do it.'t been done in many places. that is one way to contemplate this. the estimate we came up with for just that piece of the election was approximately $35 million. thato share with people the whole end-to-end, the cost of that is usually about two dollars per ballot. if you think about that, that's the cost. had we have that huge issue. that is something the vendors are trying to coordinate and figure out. i want to remind viewers the census just went out, three different mailers across the country. that was done by multiple vendors. it was produced by the federal government. with are ways to do this high volume and high integrity to make sure every american has an opportunity. , we thankr mcreynolds you for your time today. guest: thanks for having me. host: we are going to take you to the supreme court. the supreme court continues to cases. two cases that will be heard, the first is at 10:00. it's about native american land. the second will be about religious freedom. after the session

don't even really live in the state, and having no verification process, no photo i.d., no verification of signaturend it opens the door for a number of issues. fraud, intimidation of voting, household -- someone for voting for everyone in your household. a slew of issues this brings up. there's a number of documented cases of fraud. to say it doesn't exist, to conflate the two issues, doesn't really get to the bottom of the matter. >> melissa: okay. joe biden making his first public appearance in months amid the backlash over his comments on black voters. whether his apology will be enough, as the trump campaign looks to capitalize on the controversy. he's a good musical ♪ where can a healthier heart lead you? for people with heart failure taking entresto, it may lead to a world of possibilities. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blo