we did a segment tonight on the aclu. ecause i thought about the aclu and their role in defending freedom of speech. a liberal organization that defended the least popular members of our society for almost a hundred years. they no longer do, they're part of the mob trying to take your free speech away. you are now the most unpopular segment of our society, the aclu thinks you should shut up. that is a huge change, and it is a metaphor for how the left has changed and represents the things they have hated. i explain it much better detail in the book, and you can read it. we unearthed videos of a man who claims to be a "washington posty reporter, works at a website with them. eric wemple, there's some debate over his name. if you are interested to see more, look on the tucker carlson facebook page. we hope you will check them out. see you tomorrow, sean hannity next. >> sean: tucker, thanks for being with us. what a busy news night. welcome to "hannity." the fbi investigation is over, the results are in. the findings have be

not the aclu. i don't know what you know about the mission of the aclu. ously, you haven't read the policies of the aclu. investigated the policies of the aclu. >> i worked at the naacp. >> i know. i used to work at the naacp. i used to work at the naacp national office. >> what happened to you, man. >> i was assistant director. under roy wilkins. >> they're rolling in their graves. >> that's when the organize was principled. that's when the organization knew that people -- that people had rights, individual rights. >> one in three women has been sexually assaulted in this country. >> laura: i want to play this one thing, from susan herman, this at liberty podcast. very, very closely, listen. >> i think we did want to make that statement. and to disagree with those who say well, you shouldn't pay any attention to her because you don't have objective corroboration. so, i think this is our statement, that we do believe that women should be believed. >> laura: really quick, you have ten seconds, all women should be believed? yes? >> one in three women are vic

senator garardner oppose the confirmation of judge kavanaugh. amy: similar acluds address senators deb fischer, joe mansion, and shelley moore senator lisaa murkowski and senator dan sullivan, urging them to vote "no" on kavanaugh. the last time the aclu publicly opposed a supreme court nominee was over a decade e ago in 2006, when george w. bush nominanated jujustice samuel alito. in 1987, the aclu opposed president ronald reagan's nomination of justice robert h. bork and in 1971, it opposed president richard nixon's nomination of justice william rehnquist. welcome a for more, we are joined by louise melling, deputy legal director at the aclu and director of its center for liberty which encompasses the aclu's work on reproductive freedom, women's rights, lesbian and gay, bisexual, and transgender rights, freedom of welcome to democracy now! nyc: religion. welcome to democracy now! nyc: >> i would say in brief extruder times call for external measures, as he talked about before, we did not oppose judge kavanaugh when he was first nominated. we did not oppose as t

you've watched the aclu over middle age. you know they were founded to defend free speech and due process, a man is guilty on the basis of no evidence, he shares some resemblance to two other guys who are probably guilty. that does guilt by association can be that is the opposite of due process, why is the aclu doing this? >> they're not declaring himth guilty, what we are trying to do and guilt or innocence is really not thewe issue. he's not on trial for his life he's applying for a job. we've got to ask the question, has he been truthful in that inquiry and the answer is no. i don't know for sureo. about te sexual assault allegation all i do believe dr. ford. >> tucker: before we get to what you think he specifically lied about i want to rewind second. it you're saying that without strikes me as amazing. finding someone guilty of anything it's okay to destroy his reputation to the point where he can't get a paying work and can't get the job that he was nominated for by the president of the united states. i am serious. he

it's the opposite of due process, why is the aclu doing this? ring him guilty, what we are trying to do and guilt or innocence is really not the issue. he's not on trial for his life he's applying for a job. we've got to ask the question, has he been truthful in that inquiry in the answer is no. i don't know for sure about the sexual assault allegation all that away i do believe dr. ford. >> tucker: before we get to what you think he specifically lied about i want to rewind second. you're saying that without finding someone guilty of anything it's okay to destroy his reputation to the point where he can't get a paying work and can't get the job that he was nominated for by the president of the united states. he just has to withdraw as a lecturer at harvard because his reputation has been so sullied. he hasn't been found guilty of anything, but that's okay with you because we aren't in a trial is that what you're saying? is that the new standard? >> what i'm saying is you have to ask the question is this man fit for a lifetime appointment that wil

the aclu has become like the naacp. of your board, once you do not have civil libertarians on the board, you do not have a civil liberties union organization anymore. and you are people who are bottom-line lunatics in terms of the left. they want "justice" peered so if a woman encourages a man, the af the aclu. this has never been a principal of civil liberties. you can't accuse someone and presume a person is guilty as opposed to innocent. >> sean: there are people like you, alan dershowitz in this case, they stand alone and have been consistent in your views. i have great admiration for both of you on this case. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> sean: keith ellison's opponent in the race, dog wardlow it is with us. he met with the president. i heard you're hanging out with one of my best friends. when the president spoke on this issue kavanaugh tonight, the reaction, from what i could hear, was one of the loudest of the night. was that your perception? >> absolutely wise. there is a terrible double standar

. >> reporter: another organization featured in 29 rooms, the aclu. s a message. >> instead of "the price is right," this is "know your rights." >> reporter: the spin on the classic game show. >> let's see what we've got! >> reporter: hosted by "dear white people" actress logan browning. >> dear white people, here's a list of acceptable halloween costumes. >> why is it important for organizations like the aclu to have representation here and have that sort of presence on social media? >> i just feel like people want to be involved, sometimes they don't know how to effect the change that they want to see . the aclu is a perfect organization to connect those dots for them. young people are the future. having a social media presence and a platform, to be able to connect to other people and other places, makes you feel that you matter more. >> reporter: beyond the activism, about one-third of these rooms are sponsored by major brands like reebok and pantene. in addition to the artisan creators that help make a space like this possible you've got to make yo

the naacp and aclu said this was full-blown misrepresentation.n. for example, the fact that supposedly, only one percent did not have an idea, was hardly negligible. because it was 43,000 citizens. but it was much worse than that. a recent survey of indiana voters found that approximately 16 percent of all voting eligible residents did not have an id. and 13 percent of current registered voters did not have a license or identification card. in fact, a subsequent study found that win indiana, white citizens were 11.5 percentage points more likely than black citizens to have the accepted credentials to vote. the situation was exacerbated by the states byzantine requirement imposed on persons attempting to obtain identification from the bureau of motor vehicles, in a given week, 60 percent of applicants for licenses are turned away because it failed to help her appropriate documents. mandated in other fwords the offer of a free id was a brilliant smokescreen. that the actual documents required to obtain indiana drivers license were not so easy to get.

the aclu will be in court, for the public outcry is critical.my: one of the things that president trump continually said that they have to come over the border illegally. we went on the border at the bridges. mothers with their two-year-old children day after day in the high blazing sun, not being allowed -- which was the trump administration being illegal, breaking federal and international law -- not allowing them into the country. >> absolutely. first of all, the lead plaintiff in our case presented herself lawfully at the border. did not cross illegally. she had her child taken and many others. the mayor to have their putting out was -- the narrative they were putting out is wrong. the lines are endless. with theirsitting little children. ultimately, they have no choice but to cross. they're not going to sit out there for a month with a three-yearar-old. it is her red this what is going on. amy: who would force the administration to engage in lawful activity? >> i think it is going to have to be the court. but like all civil rights torses --

the aclu ad, they have already persuaded those people. against kavanaugh. they are against trump. they are against republicans. i think it will galvanize republicans across the country, even if they weren't fully on board the trump train. this. they will not stand for that. >> tucker: what happens when we have a real crisis, jesse? we have a pretty moderate nominee for the supreme court and you can't walk to the airport without getting screamed at if you are a republican senator. what happens if something happens? >> jesse: he is not mainstream. he throws ice and he drinks beer. i think civilization started going downhill when i joined "the five." mark that down the calendar. that's when that happened. i think democrats don't understand who they are targeting. you are not going to sway a ted cruz or mcconnell by confronting them. you are going to sway flake. flake is going to flake. these guys have spines. you're not going to do anything with that. the aclu thing. i can't believe. bill clinton must be sitting around saying guys, i thought

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for the past few weeks the aclu of kansas has been trying to get this local county clerk to agree to ling location for this town to accommodate the 13,000 voters who live there, particularly those who use public transportation. today we learned just how seriously the local county clerk is taking those efforts. "the wichita eagle" reporting today that this week when the aclu reached out to the ford county clerk asking her to please publicize a voter help line for anyone confused about the voting requirements for anyone in dodge county, the county clerk did not even respond to the aclu. she instead forwarded that e-mail to the secretary of state's office along with the letter cans, lol. we should mention that the secretary of state is also a republicans. and although his office is administering this election, the secretary of state himself is at the top of the ticket in kansas because he's on the republican ticket for governor. today was apparently the final straw. today the aclu of kansas decided to sue the ford county clerk to try to force that clerk to open another location on novemb

instead of the aclu, the anti-civil liberties union.are now saying that suspicion is enough, that presumptions are to be in favor of guilt. that if there is doubt, you convict. imagine if they had said that during the mccarthy period. during the mccarthy period they never set when people were fired from their jobs, this is just a job interview, their required proof by a high standard. when it comes to this, they are making a fortune of money. their budget has gone from 20 million to 130 million because they have abandoned civil liberties and have one campaign, get drunk, get his appointments, get his nominees. >> the good news is the american public are not buying this. there's a new harris harvard poll out, 60% say kavanaugh should be confirmed absent any corroborating evidence against him in so far there is none. exactly. >> sean: -- >> dianne feinstein is to blame for this national disgrace for withholding information. >> sean: last word, sarah. >> i want to keep an open mind if there are information that are disqualifying. >> sean:

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and michael, one of your colleagues at the aclu represented the plaintiffs in thisca . and in judge's ruling, he pointed to disparaging comments that against immigrantsi. why did the judge think those comments were relevant in making his decisions? >> one of the claims we bought the case is that the rescission of this protection by the trump administration was motivated against the animous goodnig against brown and black people. along with other statements from other officials made cear that e administration's efforts here were motivated in part by the rational animus, and violates the protection clause. >> the trump administration has not said they will appeal the decision as i understand it. let's move to the inspe ror generalort on the immigration facility. and that report contains aost alarming findings. what were the key problems that they noted? >> well, inspectors with the department of homeland security which oversees immigration authorities found serious violations to i.c.e.'s own standards for detention. they found a disabled man in a wheelchair who had been c

the aclu is actually nothing more than the legal department of the dnc.ld change your name, to the american civil liberalism unit. elizabeth: you think they're just another arm of the dnc? >> i do and here's the other thing. what if this is actually ultimately, their goal. because it took up this million dollar ad, once justice kavanaugh gets confirmed and sits on the bench, will they demand that he recuse himself from any case that they argue in front of the court? saying since we attacked him he will be biased against us and make it -- this is the level of treachery i would not put past these people. elizabeth: that's an interesting take. now this, first it was award-winning t.v. journalist jeff greenfield calling out cnn for endless antitrust panels and not doing reporting here now famous journalist ted koppel, battling cnn brian stelter saying that cnn ratings would be quote - in the toilet without president trump. watch. >> the ratings are up, it means that you can't do without donald trump. you would be lost without donald trump. cnn 's ratings woul

. >>> the aclu announced its opposition to judge kavanaugh's appointment to the u.s. supreme court and the aclu does not normally support or propose candidates for public fice but recently passed a resolution that allows it to make exceptions. the aclu president says the organization is deeply concerned by recent allegations. >>> 5:04 a.m. in the trump administration suing the state of california after governor jerry brown signed the toughest net neutrality measure into law. last year regulations were repealed and allowed an internet company to have more control over what you watch and what you see on the internet. california's new law aims to reinstate those rules but the justice department says california's law is illegal and we spoke with scott wieder who sponsored the bill and he is not surprised by the lawsuit. >> the trump administration wants us to trust the telecom and cable companies to do what's right. and we ce that these companies have a long history of violating net neutrality. a long history of blocking access to websites that they don't like. >> telecom

but because this is trump, they are against him, and so is the aclu . lou: and the aba . >> yes.: the aba, most people think american bar association is a big deal. >> it was a long time ago when i was a member, but i quit. lou: they then became a partisan bunch of hacks. >> yes. lou: the aba, and aclu are left wing activist organizations. >> absolutely. lou: why do they have nonprofit stat us. >> they shouldn't. lou: why doesn't someone go after them. >> in early 80s, i joined aba, they were neutral it changed during reagan presidency. lou: they didn't like reagan either. >> no, and they done like the judges he was picking. they became activist political organization, and so it the aclu, they would never file a lawsuit against obama for doing this. they surely will with president trump. lou: what are we going to do with them, what are they doing there? as nonprofits, they are conducting governmental duties. in these consent degrees with police departments. >> i don't know is their exact -- i don't know their exact tax scastatus. but many of us have quit the aba . and they get th

the aclu. not a government entity. the aclu. what's going on in chicago? what's going on in this country? we take up the move with judicial watch's tom fitton and much more, when we come back. stay with us. . lou: breaking news tonight, at least 120,000 people along the florida panhandle ordered to clear out, to evacuate, as hurricane michael is rapidly picking up force in the gulf of mexico. it is closing in, packing winds of 110 miles an hour with a potential storm surge estimated at 12 feet to make landfall tomorrow evening. three days after a fierce battle over his nomination ended, justice brett kavanaugh joining husband colleagues on the supreme court bench for the first time today, taking a seat on the far right side of the bench. this comes after a ceremonial swearing-in last night at the white house in which justice kavanaugh provided one of the classiest thank-yous to president trump by a public official. >> mr. president, thank you for the great honor of appointing me to serve as a justice of the supreme court. i've seen firsthand your deep appre

for more, we are joined by chase strangio, staff attorney at the aclu. ase was at the rally last night. welcome back to democracy now! start off by talking about what exactly this memo says. i think the poster people were caring last night "hell no to the memo." this report that the administration is considering narrowly d defining gender as aa biological condition determined by jenna tell you at birth. >> so this is part of the trump administration's widespread effort to attack trans rights. in this case, it is a memo that was written months ago that is part of an effort to restrict the federal civil rights law so that transfer people are not protected. if being touted as an effort to erase trans people. i think that is what many in the administration would like to do. that is what we saw with the military van and the memo with respect to prison. but the reality is, the executive branch of government cannot siningle-handndedly chane the law. this is an effort to narrow protections but federal civil rights protections are still written by congress, existi

lawyers from the aclu and the legal director of the aclu of georgia, sean young, was in court today, arguing that what georgia is doing, throwing away absentee ballots. too many people are casting absentee ballots. we were in court today on an emergency motion to stop the state from throwing away absentee ballots without first verifying that those ballots were, in fact, legitimately cast by voters. >> there's also the question about this sort of conflict of interest that hangs over all this. one of the moments in the debate tonight he said he had no plans if there were a recount. he had no plans to recuse himself from a recount. strikes everyone as kind of a little weird, like you're going to oversee the recount. >> yeah, if kris kobach is besting you in this area you've got a problem. he really should commit ahead of the election to assure voters to instill some sense of security and integrity in the process. if there is a recount, i will recuse myself. frankly, we demanded the legal defend fund send a letter last week demanding he step away voluntarily from supervising the election

the aclu of kansas says the average polling location in the state serves 1200 people.ting population is 10 times that, yet they still only have the one polling place, which is conveniently located in the predominantly white part of town. in the last nonpresidential election, 2014, hispanic turnout in that county was just 17%. compared to 61% turnout for white voters. voting in dodge city kansas particularly for hispanic voters war already an issue, now it's even worse, that one polling location in dodge city just got moved. moved outside of the city limits. and that new location is a mile from any local bus stop. the county clerk says they had to make this last minute move because of the construction going on at the old location. after some prodding from the aclu this month, she finally agreed to arrange for special bus service that day to help transport people to the new location, which you can reserve on a first come first served basis. the school district already noticing the problem, has said they are more than willing to open up the schools to create more polling

how is he going to feel when he sees the aclu's name on a brief? concern is he is going to reflexively rule against them because they were against his confirmation. justice thomas, although he is famously silent, his opinions are reliably extremely conservative. i can't help but think that is shaped in part by the experience he went through in his confirmation hearings. withy well see the same justice kavanaugh he gets there. host: one more call. this is hank in new york on a democrats line. caller: thanks for taking my call. brett kavanaugh is the worst nominee ever for the supreme court. he had a terrible past. he's unreliable. he's a man we can't send to the court, i believe. you worked in the white house .taff under president clinton john kerry into the reservoir. guest: i see you -- in 2004 on his presidential campaign. guest: i see you googled me. thank you for doing that. caller: i appreciate your doing job. world'syour view on the military response to latest terrorist attacks? -- i don'tdon't -- guest: want to be flip, but the nation will re

the aclu. not a government entity. the aclu. what's going on in chicago? what's going on in this country? we take up the move with judicial watch's tom fitton and much more, when we come back. stay with us. when i was shopping for car insurance, the choice was easy. i switched to geico and saved hundreds. excuse me... winner! that's a win. but it's not the only reason i switched. hi! geico has licensed agents who i can reach 24/7. great savings and round the clock service? now that's a win-win. winner. winner. yay me! oh, hi! good luck. switch to geico®. it's a win-win. . lou: breaking news tonight, at least 120,000 people along the florida panhandle ordered to clear out, to evacuate, as hurricane michael is rapidly picking up force in the gulf of mexico. it is closing in, packing winds of 110 miles an hour with a potential storm surge estimated at 12 feet to make landfall tomorrow evening. three days after a fierce battle over his nomination ended, justice brett kavanaugh joining husband colleagues on the supreme court bench for the first time today, takin

the aclu of kansas says the average polling of the state serves 1,200 people.ity's population is ten times that. and yet they only still have the one polling place which is conveniently located in the predominantly white part of town. and these constraints have had an affect. again, most of the people who live in this town are hispanic. dodge city makes up most of the county's population. but in the last nonpresidential election, 2014, hispanic turnout in that country was just 17%, compared to 61% turnout for white voters. so voting in dodge city, kansas, particularly for hispanic voters was already an issue. and now it's even worse because that one polling location in dodge city just got moved. moved outside of the city limits. and this new location is a mile from any local bus stop. the county clerks say they had to make this last move because of the construction going on at the old location. after some prodding from the aclu this month she finally agreed to arrange for a special bus service that day to help transport people to the new location, which you can

the aclu. not a government entity. the aclu. what's going on in chicago? 's going on in this country? we take up the move with judicial watch's tom fitton and much more, when we come back. stay with us. a once-in-five hundred year storm should happen every five hundred years, right? fact is, there have been twenty-six in the last decade. allstate is adapting. with drones to assess home damage sooner. and if a flying object damages your car, you can snap a photo and get your claim processed in hours, not days. plus, allstate can pay your claim in minutes. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? thethe more you know theme, commute is worth it. for all the work you pour into this place, you sure get a lot more out of it. you and that john deere tractor... so versatile, you can keep dreaming up projects all the way home. it's a longer drive. but just like a john deere, it's worth it. nothing runs like a deere. now you can own a 1e sub-compact tractor for just 99 dollars a month. learn more at your john deere dealer. . lou: breaking news tonight, a

the filing in the aclu class action suit against the separations comes as the trump administration considers a new pilot program. this could result in more family separations. it could allow families to remain together while the case goes through the system or just the children released while parents remain behind bars. >>> a federal judge throwing out stormy daniels defamation lawsuit against president trump. the adult film star sued in april when the president accused her of a total con job after she claimed a man threatened her to stay silent about her alleged affair with mr. trump. the judge james otero claimed it constitute s hyperbole. stormy daniels lawyer, michael avenatti, has already filed a notice of appeal. >>> tributes pouring in for paul all allen. co- founder of microsoft. he died monday at 65 of complications of lymphoma. he launched microsoft with bill gates after they met at a seattle private school. allen left in 1992 after he was diagnosed with hodgkin's disease. >> allen remained on the microsoft board as he launched his own foundation at an investment firm and bought th

, the american civil liberties union, instead of the aclu, the anti-civil liberties union. they are now saying that suspicion is enough, that presumptions ought to be in favor of guilt. if there is doubt, you convict. imagine if they had said thatre during the mccarthy period.duri, they never said when people were fired from their jobs, this is just a job interview.evthey reqh standard. when it comes to this, they are making a fortune of money. the budget has been to from 20 million to 130 million because they abandoned civil libertiesa, gets trump, get his appointeesg. >> the good news is the american public are not buying this. there is a new harris harvard poll out, 60% say kavanaugh should be confirmed absent any corroborating evidence against him, and so far there is none. >> there has not been corroborating evidence. >> exactly.or >> this is so foundational to our country's system. >> and 75% say diane feinstein is to blame for this national disgrace for withholding information. >> see when this comes out, i want to keep an open mind. if there are information that is

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the aclu is a part or with the city of chicago in policing and law enforcement.ve gone mad in this country with whom we are allowing to influence public policy and in some cases dictated whether it's the aclu or the aba. >> if you really care about the rule of law and you really care about freedom, and this is not the way to treat the judicial process. we've got to get away thinking about outcomes in cases in and mccarter member judges wear black robes because their own personal grace and 10 predispositions don't matter. that's what we need to get back to when we have to stop playing politics of personal destruction and had to stop looking to the court for political resolution of the hot button issues of our day. lou:.of course means the left will have to move an entirely different direction to the right. leonard leo, good to have you with us. up next, former trump campaign adviser spied on for months by president obama's corrupt fbi and intelligence agencies facing legal action against the democratic national committee. potentially big week of development regard

. >>> our time is now 5:05, the aclu is suing the san francisco police department over undercover operations in the tenderloin. according to the examiner, the lawsuit will be filed today over drug stings that led to dozens of african-americans. the video backs up their claim that police officers focused the investigation on african- americans than other races, the civil lawsuit comes more than a year and a half after criminal charges were thrown out against several arrested in the tenderloin. >>> and we expect to hear from an immigration rights activist after the trump administration blocked a move to immigration. the administration said it would end protected temporary status for people from eastern and other places. and temporary for people who we affected by disasters or civil unrest. there's going to be a response letter later this morning during a media conference call. >>> the san francisco mayor will tell us what she'll do next after governor brown will pas a billion to get people off the streets who are mental ill. they're looking to help the homeless who suffer substance abuse to ge

tucker carlson sparking a debate with the top official at the aclu blaming the organization over thisminee brett kavanaugh to people like convicted sexual predator bill cosby, guilt by association, what the aclu claims to stand against. >> if you are not the vending people who are unpopular, why do you still exist? >> we are doing that right now. look at a case in new york where we are defending -- you made this country bitter, now you're making it worse because you abandoned your principles and you should be ashamed of yourself and i mean that with total sincerity. it is totally true. >> fired up. aclu political director argues his group protects the voices of women. rob: lindsey graham and orrin hatch giving a class on how to handle anti-brett kavanaugh protesters. >> you humiliated this guy enough. >> don't you wave your hand at me. i wave my hand at you. [bleep] rob: you want to run for office someday? two of many unfolding between senators and protesters ahead of the confirmation vote. foxbusiness alert, check your refrigerator because there is a major recall that could change yo

the government, the aclu are working to do that right now but the aclu say there are still five childrense parents they have been unable to contact. we're taing about five kid was could be permanently orphaned as a result of u. policies. woodruff: so 2500 or so originally, they are down to 66. clearly there has been a lot of progress. but they still have work to do. >> they do. and it's important to point out, look, 66 kids they say they are still working to reunite.ou review of the numbers say there is another 250 children still in government care who they are not working to reunit. for a number of reasons. d those reasons raise more questions. these are cases in which they were separed from someone sw other than a parent, say a grandparent or older sibling. cases in which the government says the parent is unfit to be reunited or cases in which the parent was deported and the government said look, the parent, we contacted them and they said they don't want the child brought back to the same country in which they were fleeing the conditions in the first place. we should also say immigrat

the pentagon papers case, he worked with justice ginsburg when she headed the aclu women's project. just an extraordinary record of dedication. in 2001 in recognition of his scholarship and his work in the courts, he was elected to membership in the american academy of arts and sciences. and some of you may know he is also a movie star. because in 1996 professor newborn appeared as jerry falwell's lawyer in "the people v. larry flynt." [laughter] and i have only scratched the surface with the biography here. i will tell you that my daughter meg wanted very much to be here tonight. she was an nyu law student. she took professor newborn's class. she served as his teaching assistant 15 years ago. but because of his influence, after wasting some time in private practice, she is now teaching legal writing at brooklyn law school, and she has a class this afternoon. but our family is in his debt as well for his mentoring. anyway, thank you both for being here. thank you, professor newborn, for joining david kaplan to talk about "the most dangerous branch." our format will be familiar to tho

the aclu was in court yesterday for the first hearing in that case. and today in georgia they won.judge in this case filed a ruling today, brian kemp, ordering the georgia secretary of state to tell every election official they are no longer allowed to throw out absentee ballots just because they don't think the signature on the ballot matches the signature on file. election officials have to count them as provisional ballots and crucially they have to notify the voter in time for the voter to fix the mistake. that aclu lawsuit covered it last week, and as of today they are winning. the state has until noon tomorrow to respond. watch this space. of good start packaging. we distribute environmentally-friendly packaging for restaurants. and we've grown substantially. so i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. and last year, i earned $36,000 in cash back. that's right, $36,000. which i used to offer health insurance to my employees. my unlimited 2% cash back is more than just a perk, it's our healthcare. can i say it? what