he told agents the affidavit was written by project veritas. he said he was not fully aware of its contents. the post writes it is not clear if project veritas, an organization that uses deceptive tactics to expose what it says is liberal bias and obstruction in the media edited the recording before releasing it. the creep -- the group which described it as an interrogation set a portion of it was not recorded. in a video wednesday, hopkins said in an interview with james o'keefe he felt like "he got played by the federal agents." you can find the article on washington -- washingtonposts.com. veritasgo to project and decide for yourself. he has signed a revised original recanting his statement of things he heard and that puts office facility. roger.from -- let's hear from roger. good morning. caller: i am a republican and the constitutional student. out my was waiting i got copy of the constitution and it said that congress may determine the time of choosing the electors and the date on which they shall give their votes which shall be the same

we will bring you shocking video from project veritas allegedly showing a united states postal worker coerced and then intimidated by federal agents after blowing the whistle on voter fraud that he is describing at the postal servi service. first, it's time for a special investigation. we have a lot of eyes to dot, tease --duke lacrosse, uva, fer, baltimore, we take our time and do some investigating. that's one of the major systems that used to cast ballots last week, the company is called dominion voting, it's used in 28 states as reported by john solomon, several days ago, dominion came under heavy fire after allegations their machines caused thousands of votes and one michigan county to be switched from donald trump to joe biden, take a look. >> ballots were counted for democrats that were meant for republicans causing a 6,000 vote swing against our candidate. the county clerk came forward and the said tabulating software glitched and caused a miscalculation of the vote. since then, we have now discovered that 47 counties use this same software in the same capacity. antrim county

tonight, shocking video of project veritas tonight. allegedly showing united states postal worker, you will hear from him, coerced and intimidated by federal agents after blowing the whistle on voter fraud that he has described at the postal service. it's time for a special "hannity" investigation. we have a law of ice two dots, teas to cross the reason weaver right on russia, ukraine, duke lacrosse, uva, ferguson. baltimore, we take our time and we do investigating. that's one of the major systems that were is used to cast the balance last week. if the company called dominion voting, used in 28 states reported by just the news.com and john solomon. they came under heavy fire after allegation the machines because thousands of votes and one michigan county to be switched from donald trump to joe biden. take a look. >> an interim county, ballots counted for democrats that were meant for republicans. causing a 6,000 votes going against our candidate. the county clear came forward and said that tabulating software glitchrd can cause a misc

. >> i saw a news story on project veritas where they were exposing voting tents.ru all these fake driver's license and people would drive in. they would take their picture, put their picture on the driver's license. they would fill out the ballots. and the supreme court of texas denied the g.o.p. bid to throw out all 127 because they said it was tried and tested. this is an example of the kind of malfeasance that we're up against in this election. >> cliff, we did hear that news in the last couple of days. you're calling on the line as a trump supporter. get to the president specifically. what do you see in him? first of all, did you vote for him four years ago? >> i didn't because i was a newcomer to maryland. i didn't have the residency to register to vote. host: i see. so what have you seen in him in these last four years that makes you want to vote for him in his election? caller: yes, i've already voted for him. host: but what is the reason? caller: ever caller before me has stole my thunder on -- what's happening right now, ladies and gentlemen, we're in the middle of a coup. this is

he told agents that the by projectas written veritas and he was not fully aware of its contents.f projectlear veritas, an organization that use deceptive tactics to expose liberal bias and corruption in the mainstream media, and government and altered or edited the recording. the group had described the interview as a three hour interrogation said that a portion of the interview was not recorded. in a video published wednesday, hopkins said that in an interview that he felt like "he got played by the federal agents." i cannot redo the whole article you can find it at washington post.com and find other reporting. you can go to project veritas and see their latest video released on this and decide for yourself. a revisedgned statement recanting his original statement allegations of things he heard of -- in that post office facility. roger inar from pennsylvania. good morning. caller: good morning. republican, and a constitutional student. while i was waiting i got out my copy of the constitution and says the congress may determine the time of choosing the electors and the day on wh

affidavit with allegations of ballot tampering fraud and went public through a group called project veritas the inspector general of the u.s.p.s. the united states postal service inform committee staff today that the interviewed hopkins on friday but that hopkins recanted his allegations yesterday but did not explain why he signed a false 'd affidavit now if you sign an affidavit and it's false you're opening yourself up to legal action but he's clearly decided that he he didn't witness what he said he witnessed and we know that the republicans were basing part on the case that they were taking to the courts in pennsylvania on what richard hopkins had told them so that has fallen apart just in the last few hours until we get more reaction to that from both sides of the political spectrum as the hours progress let's go back to what's going on in the supreme court we know that there are ongoing arguments over the issue of obamacare health care what else is coming out of the supreme court. well you remember that 2 weeks ago at the white house him equally but it was installed 'd as the next sup

but i mean it was just too many instances you know like you're saying irregularities the project veritas video in. part of the squad in her district they were doing ballot harvesting so listen if there's if it boils down to let's say the republicans not getting their way i think there's less likely the potential for actual violence in the streets because the republicans you know conservative christians people of good moral and family values are less likely to go out and start destroying you know random stores and flipping over police cars and lighting police stations on fire that's something that will probably happen should the preliminary and i say it's very preliminary and way too early to call this thing if it does get reversed and let's say you know now you can have all the major news organizations because of the recount giving the election to triumph i would say that there is a likelihood for the type of violence that americans fall this past summer i want to talk to a little bit about the role of the selection it's gained a lot of attention as soon as fox news called arizona really

my name is debbie nunez, and i'm here representing the veritas tenants association. we proudly support this legislation to establish a housing inventory. we need more data to understand the depth and nature of this affordability crisis in our city. simply knowing what average market rate rents is not enough. the kind of data gathered by provide real estate investors is already being used by property developers, investors, and bankers. i know large real estate firms have incredibly detailed information on the properties they manage. small landlords and tenants can both find tenant protection confusing. the veritas tenants association encourages passage of this legislation to create more equity housing markets. thank you. >> operator: your time is concluded. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. >> hello. thank you guys for working on this ordinance. i can tell that your intentions are good. however, i believe this is hurt tenants tremendously. when you implement taxes, you create shortages in a market which raise prices, and the affordability prices that we have in s

all of a sudden there was a project veritas video out, guys saying they are counting trump votes foriden. they can't match the signatures because they threw the envelopes away. it's very suspicious and you had a case in texas, it will been hit with 134 indictments for voter fraud. she was falsely registering senior citizens at a home to get their naked ballots and fill them out erroneously. same thing happened in l.a. county. 41 counts of voter fraud, two guys. you don't do that because you love joe biden or you love to cheat, you do it because you get paid by someone in that's how these things happen in these big city democrat machines. >> dana: last one to you, greg? >> greg: naked ballots... i think it's irrelevant if it changes the election or not. it's irrelevant if you called arizona and it turned out arizona won. it's not about right or wrong, it's about if you trust the process and you disrespect the voter which is what the kennedy said in the beginning but i do t think my vote has been counted. i voted in new york and what i heard millions of votes haven't been counted yet w

outcome of the election and so i think we got to be more diligent great look, how is it that project veritaspolls and is relatively small organizations are turning out more evidence in the civil rights division of the united states to form and of justice? that is our failure. we did not get out there and do the work on the front and to ensure that we weren't in this position. donald trump did everything he had to do to motivate 71 million americans to vote for him legally. steve: that's exactly right. >> can i add something? steve: bit later on, tammy. hold a thought because he got to go to break but in a minute and i just want to wrap this up by saying this massive change in the last-minute changes to our election system done on the fly practically. you are so right, matt. we got to get on top of it. it does matter but because according to democrats it's putin running it anyway so what will you do print coming up, sara y and jason are back with e 'slatest on the important georga senate race. ♪ ecutive years. no wonder kelley blue book also picked subaru as their 2020 best overall brand. a t

should note that since then this postal worker has put out a video with the right wing group project veritasing the allegations, however, we should also note it is a crime to lie to federal investigators and his statement recanting his claim was under oath. another false claim, that observers in philadelphia were not granted access to witness the opening and sorting of ballots. this is not true. in fact, a judge in philadelphia decided the city's board of elections complied with the law in how it allowed both campaigns proper access to the canvassing process. next example, the president's supporters are circulating a list which claims to showcases of ballots in the state of michigan being cast in the names of dead people. the origins of this list are unknown but our colleagues at cnn they looked into 50 of the names on that list. here is what they found, 37 of the people listed are indeed dead, but they did not vote. five of them are alive and voted legally according to public records and eight are alive and did not vote. more broadly note this, the department of homeland security run we sho

hopkins with project veritas has put out a video where mr. hopkins denies denying the allegations. but we also know through credible sources that he did the exact opposite with the inspector general agents. >> okay, that's weird. is there a gofundme page for this person? do you know the circumstances around that and what happens to him now? >> yeah, i haven't looked closely recently. but it was tens of thousands of dollars raised for this man, who was supposedly going to be under legal duress or could lose his job for being a whistle-blower. we've been told it's been deactivated. >> appreciate it. thank you for your reporting. i want to get to the latest of the biden's transition team, jeff zeleny is joining us. what has president-elect biden and the transition team been saying about their next moves? >> reporter: president-elect biden is moving full steam ahead. despite all of this republican resistance that we have seen all day long from the white house to the senate. we saw mr. biden holding a news conference for the first time since his election and had a confident smile as he

that's a lot of veritas and truth to the project because the cloth actually folds the same way it did originally rather than a fabric that's different. same tooth. >> please join me in thanking sabin for a wonderful presentation. [ applause ] >> it's a strong term, but i think we might see a masterpiece in the making. thank you. [ applause ] >> weeknights this month we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span3. tonight public historians talk about the history of african-american voting rights explaining the various ways their sites and organizations share this history. the discussion was part of the study of african-american life and history's annual conference earlier this fall. it starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern. enjoy american history tv this week and every weekend on c-spa c-span3. >> american history tv on c-span3 exploring the people and events that tell the american story every weekend. coming up this weekend, saturday at 2:00 p.m. eastern, best selling authors and depaul university professors kathleen rooney and miles harve

my panel, ralph luna, veritas financial advisers managing partner greg branch and courtney dominguez, capital management, a group i am not affiliated with. rob, the greatest risk, because yesterday there were a whole lot of headlines, so what's the greatest risk to this market and that's enough in your mind to trigger a move to the downside? >> yeah. i think the biggest risk in our view is really georgia senate race that we're going to have in january. the big move up that we had is really this idea of gridlock, and with biden, you know, potentially getting the presidency there, not being able to get some of his aggressive tax agenda passed, but if that unwinds and there's a tie, let's say, and kamala harris would end up being that tying vote, that is not going to be perceived well for the market, and look out below if we see that happen. charles: all bets are off. greg, what do you think? >> i actually think it's our current gridlock that poses the most risk for us. while we're still disputing the resolution of the election, all of the political will and bandwidth is being absorbed w

caller: it is on project verita s's website. and they have never lost a lawsuit.o i wish you guys would not use anonymous sources and do your due diligence. host: this was not anonymous. this was from postal service investigators in the oversight committee of the u.s. house. i am not using any anonymous sources. caller: why are you not saying the postal worker who is being quoted here, who has publicly , is as did not recant well? host: we will look for that. we appreciate your input. the front page of the washington times. "trump likely to. "trump likely to fall short of votes even with lawsuits. clear an exceedingly high bar to overturn the projected victory of democratic rival joe biden. the majority leader, mitch mcconnell, was asked about the continuing standoff yesterday." here is what he had to say. [video clip] >> this is the third or fourth time the president has alleged election fraud without proof. he is doing it now. why do you continue to indulge him? goingcconnell: what i am to do here in the senate is concentrate on the business we have left to do,