sounding the alarm about the risks that Donald Trump faced to democracy since I was the general counsel to Hillary Clinton's campaign.

You and I did a lot of television sounding the alarm before the 2020 election and what we saw afterwards.

And I am here to sound a larger and louder alarm today than I ever have before. I mean, the fact is that Donald Trump has proven himself desperate.

As you point out, the redistricting has not worked out the way he wished.

I'm proud that my law firm represented the Democratic Party in defeating the Republican effort

that we just won in the Supreme Court.

But the fact is that when that didn't work out, he then went to Plan B.

And Plan B is what we are seeing.

It is political prosecutions.

It is the threats of more political prosecutions.

It is the dry running of how one seizes ballots.

Yes, he's interested in 2020, but he's really interested in setting up the mechanism to be able to seize ballots in

2026. He has found a prosecutor in Missouri, not in Georgia, in Missouri, seizing ballots in Georgia.

That prosecutor in Missouri apparently has nationwide jurisdiction, so he has found a willing

prosecutor to do these things.

The record is in court after court and tribunal after tribunal that nothing untoward

happened in Fulton County.

So that's been established again and again, litigated extensively and definitively established.

And then in terms of protecting the election, since the beginning of Donald Trump's pivot

to full-on authoritarianism, which came after he lost the 2020 election, and then challenged

those results, not just in Georgia, but all over the country,

in six states, all over the country. The democracy movement and the civil rights movement

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