and i was a big fan of jimmy carter. he was like first president that i knew. and being a child of curiosity and in the seventies when you were looking for a role looking for black role models, the fact that andrew young was the first black u.n. ambassador to the united states wasn't something that was significant. me so i was introduced to him as the u.n. ambassador, not as a civil rights issue. i didn't realize he was a civil rights leader. so afterwards so when you talk about the many lives of andrew young, you look at the fact that this here's a man who grew up and segregated new orleans. he went to howard university one of the premier you colleges in the country he he doesn't like to say black colleges but one of the premier colleges in the country he left that to become a pastor of a small church in georgia. he left that to move to new to to do ministry work for an organization that he'd moved to georgia in 1962 working model with the king jr he left that at the mouth of the king's assassination to run for congress

judge carter said let me look at the, multi which ones are. he said there are a number that aren't covered because precisely the fraud crime exception, which might be evidence of a crime. those emails now go to the committee, is that correct? >> right. we expect them next week. >> what was your reaction from judge carter which really struck us as a pretty remarkable thing for a judge to say after having read the communications from a and adviser to an ex presidents? >> he has ruled before that there is reason to believe that likely are not that the president and john mr. eastman committed a crime. what i found surprising and i didn't know about it until the opinion was he's pointing out that the former president had been told that certain information was false and that he should not attest to. subsequent to that, he did make a representation under oath under penalty of perjury that this false information was factual to the court. that's pretty serious stuff. >> will there be some kind of in term report issued in the next 19 days before the ele

seconded by commissioner carter. i'll read the roll. commissioner carter? >> yes. >> commissioner dickerson? >> yes. >> commissioner herbert is absent. commissioner huie? >> yes. >> president laguana? >> yes. >> commissioner ortiz-cartagena? >> yes. >> vice-president zouzounis is absent. motion passes. >> great. thank you. next item, please. >> item 7. general public comment. this is a discussion item. >> is there any member of the public who would like to make comment s items not on the agenda -- comments on items not on the agenda. mr. patrelis. >> how i want to show one-page from the br-a- newspaper. should i do it here or the web? >> could you start the clock. hi, michael patrels again. i'm asking the sfgov tv to show the bay area newspaper and i'm going to read the headline from their october 6th story. castro merchants group declines to endorse another planet theater plans. this appeared on the bar website and in the newspaper this week. back to me, please. sfgov tv, so, what we have here is proof that sharky laguna misspoke. he may have lied when he

buddy carter you nailed it inflation not peaking has not peaked. question now for you an cliques are you going to be able to stop this agenda, should you get the majority in november what can you really do, even though you've got joe biden in the white house with executive order pen. >> stop spending first thing we've got to do i get so irritated with states with all due respect to states we balance our budget a surplus, we are sending money back where did you get money from? from federal government, maria i made a mistake other day town hall meeting i said federal government steals like drinken sailsors sailor said wail a minute i was a drunken sailor when i ran out of money i quit drinking we don't quit drinking, that is the problem. >> i want to get your take on this, but i also want to say dagen has been going through all of the inflationary moves this administration has gone, dagen i add to your list another addition a 24% raise for the rail workers so he called a plarj imaginary tentative deal dangled raise in front of them they said no if yo

judge carter explains what happens next. president trump and his attorneys then decided to contest the state court proceeding in federal court, and discuss incorporating by reference the border fraud numbers alleged in the states petition. on december 30th, 2020, dr. eastman relayed concerns from president trump's team about including specific numbers in the paragraph dealing with felons, deceased, moved, et cetera. the attorneys continued to discuss the president's resistance to signing when specific numbers were included. as dr. eastman explains the next day, although the president signed a verification for the state court filing, back on december 1st, he has since been made aware that some of the allegations and evidence proffered by the experts, has been inaccurate. for him to sign a new verification with that knowledge, and incorporation by reference, would not be accurate. president trump and his attorneys ultimately filed the complaint with the same inaccurate numbers without rectifying, clarifying, or otherwise chang

elseburn and to commissioner carter ownstone for being here. and share your thoughts with us and answer questions. also want to rescue noise and thank melissa hernandez and preston my aids going through all of this material and working with us to get ready for the hearing today. and the clerk's office. we ask a lot of the clerks and the special hearings are heard to calendar and staff we appreciate their willingness to facilitate this today. i think this our letters of inquiry, for responses some are pending we heard become if alegality of commissioners but not all we have complete response from thes mayor's office. i think the information we have been getting today's hearing have made some things clearer and hen helpful. i want to emphasize, the i hope we agree the practice of using undated residence ignition letters is inconsistent with the city's charter as the city attorney has opined and threatens the independence of commissioners regardless how they are intends third degree is the practical affect of having an undated resignation letter t

judge carter is the very same judge carter who back in march ruled that trump and eastman have most likely committed felonies in efforts to overturn the election. calling the efforts a coup in search of a legal theory. now judge carter says that he found four e-mails that show that the barrage of lawsuits that trump's legal team and allies were filing in court filled with baseless and unprovable claims of voter fraud served one single purpose -- stopping president joe biden's electoral college victory from being certified on january 6th. here is what "the new york times" says. quote, in one of them, trumps lawyers advised him having a challenge to the election pending in front of the supreme court could be enough to delay the final talley of the elect ral college votes from georgia. this e-mail was in context with other documents in this review made clear that president trump filled certain -- filed certain lawsuits not to obtain legal relief but to disrupt or delay the january 6th congressional proceedings through the courts. a stunning, brand new piece of evidence in the trump coup plot

vice president carter-oberstone. >> thank you mr. lazar and thanks for filling in with the chief and the reduced numbers for burglary. that's good news and thank you to you and the entire department's work on that. i believe it was last week but could have been two weeks prior they asked chief scott whether dgo 3.1 was in effect and followed by the department? i noticed that it's not on the department's website right now, the latest version, so i wanted to ask whether the department could post it, if there's a relationship why it's not being posted and relatedly whether it went through power dms? >> commissioner thank you for the question. i will follow up to make sure it's posted and i will find out about power dms and get back to you. thank you for bringing that to our attention. . >> okay. but to get your take on it it's your understanding that 3.1 is effective and the department is following it, the latest version of? >> yeah, i will have to look into it and find out where we are with. i know there's been a lot of discussion abou

and you know, the caption is on this day, june 1977, jimmy carter, tip o'neill to have dinner. and in the residence of the white house. and so it's, you know, my mom holding me in front of tip o'neill and we're meeting i also have pictures of me with anwar sadat at at camp david, i believe, was on one of his preliminary visits not on the big working visit that ended up in the accords, but so i have that those are, of course, pictures and not memories because i was so young. but i do have of being in certain where you could almost touch the history. one of our family vacations we take every year i was at one point because a somali warlord was on the phone and wanted to talk to my grandfather and so he had to run off. we were in the middle of yellowstone park and had to run off and find a secure phone somewhere and he was gone. you know, the rest of that day and things like that happened fairly often. and we always kind of expected that and took it in stride because that's just the way it was. i also in the year 2000 and bill clinton's last year in office, he the family to come b

i agree with his premise i'd go with netflix. >> i agree good to see carter so bulled up like that. >> excitement was palpable. >> i ran into him on the street the other day. that was fun, actually, seeing carter out and about in the wild i agree, netflix it is so far down. 80 -- a little less percent. however, that's not why i like it i like it because obviously there is a catalyst there in the change of their model or the addition of the ad supported model, and relatively low to netflix. >> the other thick he could have pointed out is they're all profitable, too. let me add to the netflix story, the dynamic is no longer about slow or no sub growth. it's about ad supported and paid sharing and i'll look forward to what that could mean in '23. we've gotten sentiment wise through a difficult period after the first downgrade, the first bad subs number, that was almost six months ago. everybody said, it's going to take a few quarters. it's been a few reqquarters i like that story. paypal, story on valuation i look at them themselves. this is a company that's profitable and focus globally

carter, we'll start with you >> manage cash stocks. they're offensive and defensive. united health care poised to break out. >> you, that was a beautiful chart. scott, what about you? >> a $5 latte is a luxury. buy put spreads in starbucks >> so says you mike, what about you >> call nh >> mad money with jim cramer starts now - [presenter] the following is a presentation sponsored by trusted luminess. - i have a lot of problem spots, redness, fine lines, dark spots. and now with the breeze, all that's changed. the breeze advanced foundation is amazing. it gives you skincare and makeup all in one. it's like a thin veil, but it has extraordinary coverage. at my age, all the other makeups made me look older. it was uneven, you'd have to layer them yourself. it never quite came out the way i wanted it to. the great thing about the breeze is it does your blending for you. i love the way the luminess smooths out my rough skin texture.

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you know, carter,nge- youup k for your country. worked yo fu work for the cia. it's now well known. you are an asset toe your country. you're a patriot to your country. u werei still don't understand y they targeted you in the first place. countr and then we learned in testimony this week that ine ler october, early october ofne t twenty , twenty one , the fbi went overseas to talk toe fb christopher steele aboutas to ta the steele dossier and they said they would give himai a million dollars if he could wu corroborate it. here's the problem. itivthey weren't able to corroborate it. th says at the top o.f a fisa application verified. ate. now, if you offer a guy a million bucks and he can a verify it, that means it's unverifiable. but ye can'tt they use that very dossier that they couldn't verifyse. dn't and they swore to the court, the fisa court, that it was verified all to ruin your life. now, it also gave themruin y a backdoor to spy on then doo candidate and then later president trump. sosp the entire time they knew t was fals

for folks that don't know at home, the carter center is founded by former president jimmy carter and his wife and the group observes elections in countries with fragile democracies. mike, america, we are a fragile democracy. is this what is needed now? >> yeah, unfortunately, that is exactly what is needed. i think it is a wonderful arc of history here to see jimmy carter recognized globally. the carter center's work on helping democracy that are in crisis. this is a sign that american democracy is in crisis. if we were looking at numbers for the entire political party -- simply for partisan sake -- in any other country, we would say that is absurd. the country needs help. that is precisely where we are at. i think we will rise to be that moment. but we should be under no false understanding that this is a very dire situation here in the united states and these elections need to be scrutinized. we need to see overseers. i wouldn't even mind bringing other people from outside, global oversights, to have the rest of the world what what is happening here in the united states of america.

carter evans, thank you. >>> we want to turn now to the midterms as we are just five weeks away from election day. one state we are following very closely is arizona, which could help decide control of the united states senate. a new cbs news battleground tracker poll shows the races for senate and governor are competitive. democrat mark kelly now has an edge in senate race. cbs' ed o'keefe reports from tempe. >> reporter: for anyone arguing that democracy is under threat, arizona is ground zero. here three top republicans running for office openly repeat the unfounded claims the 2020 election was stolen. mark finchem is most vocal about it. >> we have more questions than answers. that's why i call it irregularities instead of fraud. >> reporter: he is running for secretary of state, a job that would put him in charge of elections ahead of the 2024 presidential campaign. his democratic opponent worries about what could happen if finchem wins and donald trump runs again for president. >> he may not certify an election that donald trump doesn't win in 2024 as well. >> is there anything

colonial williamsburg, for example, in addition to landon carter, who was a dubious choice, also his groundbreaking work on the history of enslavement in colonial america. i think personally, would i would say, include as much history as possible. have newspaper rock alongside plymouth rock. maybe have a statue talking to columbus just as they were in a dialog in the 15th and 16th century, in the case of the reaction to policies put in place by columbus in the congress of the caribbean. i also hope this has given you more food for thought in terms of trouillot's book and it's larger context. he is talking about haiti, but the moral of the stories can be applied to our discussion of the colonial american past. any final words before i and this q and a? >> this is the other sarah. i have a question on the floor paintings in the rotunda. i am just kind of wondering maybe how you think they should be handled. i am sure some people support removal while others prefer acknowledgment of the inaccuracy and the incorrect celebrations. i think it's really important to acknowledge. tourism is a

ash carter, 68 years of age. i spoke to him last thursday, and everything you've just said, mika and joe, is so true about him. he was a strong, strong leader and a strong believer in the power and how to use the power of the united states when he was secretary of defense and everything else that he did in government dating back a couple of different administrations. and he will be sorely missed because he had a commonsense approach to the usage of power in the globe to the reputation of the united states globally, a brilliant guy, a strong guy, a courageous guy. 68, far too young. >> yeah. and stephanie, our heart goes out to you. we're here for you. we're so sorry. again, former defense secretary ash carter has died at the age of 68. >> yeah. >> we'll be right back. two to make it outta sight♪ ♪one, two, get loose now! it takes two to make a-♪ get double rewards points this fall. book now at bestwestern.com. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you

also, you mentioned jimmy carter's 98th birthday. they have already removed her in her first decision and said it was completely outrageous. and this one is completely more so because she was the one who appointed the special master and gave him freedom. what is the point of having one if you will make all the decisions? then you just go ahead and review the documents. also, you mentioned jimmy carter's 98th birthday. i was very privileged to have served in his administration. can i add a happy birthday to jimmy carter, police? >> of course, all of us wish him a great happy birthday, amazing 98. daniel, just going back to january six, you write, quote, democrats have not made hammering republicans on january 6th their primary focus of the 2022 election cycle. the political calculus of campaigning on general six has been complex. not every republican congressional and senate candidate was there or participated in the insurrection. and then there are the candidates who share the same sentiment as the rioters, the false claim that the 2

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a former president jimmy carter turned 98 years old today. he celebrated at a parade in his hometown of plains, georgia and the carter center will host a series of virtual events to celebrate his legacy. garter is the oldest living us president. he was a peanut farmer and navy lieutenant before going into politics. his wife rosalind celebrated her 95th birthday in august spencer. so appropriate that you are sitting here coming out of this story because you two are friends. i've spent a lot of time with the carters it had the great honor of emceeing his 75th birthday celebration in america's georgia in 1999 and then his 95th three years ago. enjoy it. so i've interviewed him many times. he's special remarkable perso yeah, so happy birthday jimmy the memories of having that connection. yeah. i never would call him jimmy. i just said that to be funny. i always calling president carter we could i mean you guys yeah probably get away with it. yes. i should do a little weather now, i guess so let's talk about what's happening here overnight increas

pay tribute to the former defense secretary ash carter, who has just died. his family says he suffered a sudden cardiac event last night. carter led the defense department under president obama for two years. he was tasked with addressing the rise of isis in the middle east and oversaw massive changes in the u.s. military, including the expansion of combat roles for women and the lifting of the ban on transgender people being able to serve openly. ash carter was 68 years old. my deepest condolences to his family. may he rest in peace, and may his memory be a blessing. and to our viewers, thanks very much for watching i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, revenge. new video tonight of russia punishing its own soldiers for refusing to fight. arresting and forcing them to live in concrete cells with no bathrooms. this as cnn gets access to evidence that putin doesn't want anyone to see. >>> plus, it's debate night in america, one of the most highly anticipated face-offs of the year. fetterman ve

that was not the key event that produced jimmy carter's 10 point loss. he was behind by 2-3 points already and that was more than enough in that particular year given the tilt of the electrical -- electoral college to elect ronald reagan and even if the collapse of the negotiations with the iranian regime had not occurred in the sunday before the election, let's keep it in context. it, lee helped to bring in a republican senate stop i don't think a reagan margin -- margin would have done that. these things are always layered and they are more complicated than they appear on the surface and certainly more complicated than you can summarize in a few sentences. host: in terms of more complicated, haven't forgotten your question about who conducted that pole, mcglocklin and associates. for people trying to navigate these things, what should they look for when trying to decipher these holes? guest: you need to look and see whether there is a partisan designation to the pole. most of the sites that cover polling correctly a listn r or a d if they are partisan

president carter made it famous for most people 1978 with the peace accords with sadat and israel. during my time 2000 president clinton brought arafat and the prime minister of israel to camp to try to represent a similar thing for president 12 president obama hosted the conference at camp david. the single time the most world leaders have been in camp at any one time. the incident want to go back to his 1961. april 1961. president kennedy inaugurated in january succeeding president eisenhower. bad things are being planned by the scenes with the cia, u.s. government and others passed off to the administration you see the photo of the top right of pulitzer prize winning photo called serious steps. what's interesting about this i think from a human and political point is that president kennedy inherited the operation. it was launched, and did not go well hence the name. riches across the political and personal i'll and invites president eisenhower to come to camp david and help them understand how to get to this how do i fix this mess, what do i do? it's a very poignant and signific

officers arrested carter. he has been charged with 11 felonies including who counted and including premeditated murder. another incident happened 10 days ago. ryan curry was at the suspect's first quarter appearance this a. >> the family of 25 year-old mikaela shallman, was found dead on october 17 when they discover add burned body in antioch. >> antioch police were able to identify sharlman through dental records and the burnt jewelry she was wearing. >> i walk in there and it's important to me that we take this case very seriously. >> deputy district attorney says this case involves some gruesome details. our cameras were not allowed in the courtroom. the two men involved were in the court. the judge decided to push back their arraignment. their stated reason for seeking the postponement was because they haven't received any of what we call discovery which is are the police reports and recordings and images that supply the evidence so far in this case. >> she had a large family contingency present. the fami

[laughter] well, as you may know, during the carter years, carter's inflation advisor used the r-word once in a press briefing. and carter said, don't do that again. it scares people. do you think the u.k. is in inflation? brian: they are facing an uncertain position and they are significantly more exposed to the energy price volatility going to have some of the incumbent strengths that we have here economically. i think it is and is going to be a tough period for the u.k. and for the european union. david: formally in the united states when you cut taxes, it is designed to stimulate the economy. and that's what happened in britain. they're now cutting taxes to stimulate the economy, but it seems to be an unfortunate impact on the british economy. the stock market has gone down and people are very upset about it. were you surprised about that? brian: i wasn't surprised at the market reaction. an economic policy has to be in the context of the situation that we are in. and in a monetary tightening cycle like this, the challenge with policy is that it puts the monetary authority in a po

that did not -- that was not the key event that produced jimmy carter's 10 point loss. he was behind by two to three points. already and that was more than enough, in that particular year, to elect one of reagan even if the collapse of the negotiations with the iranian regime had not occurred at the sunday before the tuesday election. and probably helped to bring in a pumpkin senate -- it's probably helped to bring in a republican senate. there were consequences to it but these things are always layered and they are more complicated than they appear on

you have landon carter and you have thomas jefferson. these men are in some cases the most horrifying thing about them is that they are not unusual. this is in some ways a very american story which is something to be reckoned with. there's a landing carter story that you could tell in williamsburg but i hope they are making an effort to give you the flip side of that. and that is the conundrum with places like that. you just go and if you learn anything about it you can do your own research and check it out on the internet but one of the founders of richmond and the fact that he owned a lot of the property and established the city nothing is mentioned about the people and nothing is mentioned about his the fact that property that he owned and was possessed in the first place. there are many complicated layers to him and one of the things that monuments were that they take the form of statues like i said at the beginning mother nature tents to simplify things much more than an the past. it was plymouth rock there is an inspiring story tha

lee carter, we're 26 days away from doing and more of that. it will be a big night. thanks for being here. fox news alert now. jury in the case of parkland shooter cruz has recommended life in prison without the possibility of parole. he pled guilty to all of the counts against him. 17 counts of murder and 17 counts of attempted murder for the 2018 shooting at his high school. the judge will ultimately make the final decision on sentencing. the hearing for that is set for november 1st and the death penalty is still on the table for nicklaus cruz. >> their issue is abortion and by the way these republicans over there are racist. they have that and that's it. they can't talk about prices, gas prices, can't talk about the border or the pull-out of afghanistan, all they can do is pound the table about abortion and calling the people on the right systemically racist. that's all they've got. come november they'll be toast in the house and hopefully in the senate. >> harris: larry elder saying democrats don't have a lot to run on and they're sticking to one issue that could

and you know, the caption is on this day, june 1977, jimmy carter, tip o'neill to have dinner. and in the residence of the white house. and so it's, you know, my mom holding me in front of tip o'neill and we're meeting i also have pictures of me with anwar sadat at at camp david, i believe, was on one of his preliminary visits not on the big working visit that ended up in the accords, but so i have that those are, of course, pictures and not memories because i was so young. but i do have of being in certain where you could almost touch the history. one of our family vacations we take every year i was at one point because a somali warlord was on the phone and wanted to talk to my grandfather and so he had to run off. we were in the middle of yellowstone park and had to run off and find a secure phone somewhere and he was gone. you know, the rest of that day and things like that happened fairly often. and we always kind of expected that and took it in stride because that's just the way it was. i also in the year 2000 and bill clinton's last year in office, he the family to come b

hi, my name is james earl carter. the fourth i was at the end of february in 1977, a month after inauguration at bethesda naval hospital. and my first home was the white house until reagan came along. yeah. so my experience is a little bit different than some of the other descendants at my presidential ancestors being alive. still and my having grown and been around when he was president and for the amazing post that he has had so i feel like i've been blessed and then i have a kind of behind the scenes view of history. like you can almost touch it. yeah. i have. i see the carter library on june 1st of this year posted a picture on instagram of me. tip o'neill. when i was four months old and you know, the caption is on this june 1st, 1977, and jimmy carter invited tip o'neill to have dinner in the residence of the white. and so it's, you know, my mom, me in front of tip o'neill and we're meeting i also have pictures of me with anwar at at camp david, i believe it was on one of his preliminary visits, not on the big wo

ash carter was 68. and we'll be right back. >>> we wanted to end tonight with a new honor for the late supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. the u.s. postal service unveiled a forever postage stamp that will be available next year. the portrait shows ginsburg in a black robe with her trademark intricate white collar. the post office calls ginsburg an icon of american culture. we agree. >>> and that's the overnight news for this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for krt cbs mornings." and remember you can follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from here in the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm dan lieberman in new york. in pennsylvania, democrat john fetterman and republican dr. mehmet oz faced off in the one and only high-stakes debate that could determine critical control of the senate. the two sparred over crime rates, the economy, fracking, and abortion. polls showing a tightening race. >>> in los angeles

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let's welcome in carter worth, founder and ceo of worth charting carter, good to see you. earlier in the day than usual. what are you looking at? >> what's so interesting that quite often, what we all want to believe, and there's a lot to be said for doing that, sometimes it is just about trend lines the xle literally touched down to the pen kbri to a trend line that's been infect for two years and bounced perfectly. and the question is, did it bounce on the trend line or bounced because opec said what they're going to say but why is it so often that those two things align a fundamental juncture and a technical juncture the important thing is that energy shares act so well relative to the market look at that chart one could say though those lines are manipulated. they're not. every single time the sector has touched down to that line, in effect, for almost two years, it has bounced. and so short-term, up 19% from an absolute low. xle, i would write calls, if you're in a longer term frame of mind the thought, what's not to like comes to mind. >> war you seeing for crude oil

it smells, feels, and looks like jimmy carter. that is what this president has done, exactly the same mistakes. >> kayleigh: the fascinating parallel, emily and what does it mean for the viewer, the voter, $2.38 is what the gas prs were at when joe biden came into office and out $3.28 before this opec decision even happened. and you think there is a simple answer? no, it will not go to venezuela and other hostile actor. it is american energy. still pumping 800,000 barrels a a day. from the last administration there is an easy answer but climate change is global, by the way it will go in effect venezuela versus at home. >> emily: i think it is clear for the american voter that they see they are the enemy. securing the american jobs that somehow the last answer in the final resort. it doesn't make sense. this is a white house that continues to say one thing and change their mind and favor everybody else except the american, hardworking person. lest we, we will not release more barrels but now they release more set -- we are up to a

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so right then i had these two and then i did jimmy carter and roseland carter together. so in the first couple years i had these three major books by major public figures and i did a bunch of other books one with the great stanley carno the correspondent for south asia, of course southeast asia corresponding want to pull a sir. so just sort of you know in the way that either was going to work or it didn't started to work. and once people got a sense that i was doing political books. they would send them to me. and at random house, you know, we were considered one of the really major publishers in the country. and you know, i had a bankroll that i could use to buy books. so i was able to get as i said, i think in the piece that in the end i did for presidents. jimmy carter and roseland. i did six or seven books with them. i did two books with bill clinton one was a campaign manifesto with gore and the other one was his campaign book and 96. i did two books with what was his name trump art of the deal. and before it was long before he was running for president. and a secon

that's what judge carter said here is more likely than not. he found that both with respect to a verification that the former president had signed in court that said, yes, i think that there were more than 15,000 votes that should not have been cast, judge carter said there is no way you could think that. there is even more evidence here in the case that those were not correct numbers. he also found evidence that the former president was following these postelection litigation cases not because he thought that they were going to gain legal relief, but because he wanted to delay. that's also improper, so it was really does to reasons together that judge carter said again, i am finding the crime fraud exception, all of which means that john eastman, give over your. emails >> that misses over a moment and ask about senator lindsey graham. you had him basically asked the supreme court, as a matter of emergency, to get involved in preventing the subpoena to have him testify in the case that prosecutors are investigating with potential overthrowing