Promoting something that we mentioned with Senator Klobuchar last hour, what's called the Save Act, a Republican solution which is in search of a problem, a fix for something Donald Trump made up in the aftermath of his electoral defeat in 2020.

Once more, for the people in the back, claims of widespread voter fraud have been wholly debunked again and again and again year after year after year.

And yet the GOP is right now fighting tooth and nail to put something on Donald Trump's desk

that could potentially disenfranchise 21 million, up to 21 million American voters in the name of

solving a fake problem.

To underscore the ridiculous nature of that pursuit,

consider what's happening here in Fulton County, Georgia.

That's Atlanta.

The state election board there is once again wrapped up in review

of years-old election results thanks to a federal subpoena,

search and seizure of related materials.

Well, the Republican appointed chair of that board in a conversation with

the Atlanta Journal-Constitution podcast says there's a lot of political theater going on. Listen.

The Fulton County that's the elections department that is there now is not the same one that was

there in 2020. I'd be the last person to say that there was no mistakes in 2020. There was a lot of mistakes. There was a lot of, for a lot of different reasons. You know, you're having election during COVID. They were hiring people that weren't trained properly. There was a whole lot of absentee ballots. And there was just a lot of issues that happened in 2020, but I've yet to see

anything that would rise to a level of a crime or malfeasance or anything like that. It's just a lot of

mistakes that were made, but, you know, 2020's over with. We have had multiple elections since then.

Hi. He said, I've yet to see anything that would rise to the level of a crime or malfeasance or anything like that.

Thankfully, Ferre went on to insist he has not, quote, had any serious discussions with any board members about them wanting to take over Fulton County.

However, the broader concern persists.

The President of the United States is right now applying pressure on officials at the state and federal level to accommodate his outright falsehoods about widespread voter fraud.

More breaking reporting tonight from MSNOW. Donald Trump's Department of Homeland Security just told states that ICE agents will stay away from polling locations ahead of the midterms.

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