Welcome to the News Hour. The FBI executed a search warrant at an election center in Fulton County, Georgia today, seeking records related to the 2020 election.

Federal agents were seen entering the office outside of Atlanta this afternoon.

Baseless claims of voter fraud in Fulton County have been a focus of President Trump since he lost the 2020 election.

Our White House correspondent Liz Landers has been following all of this and she joins us now.

So Liz, this search is a remarkable escalation of the president's unfounded claims about the 2020 election.

What do we know about what happened?

The FBI confirming to us this afternoon that they are conducting what they say is a court-authorized law enforcement action at that Fulton County Election Center.

And just moments before we got on the air, we obtained the search warrant that they have there in Georgia.

It was signed today by a federal judge.

And in it, it gives us some more information about what the FBI is seeking.

It says they're looking for physical ballots from the 2020 election, envelopes, provisional ballots,

ballot images, and voter rolls, Omna. So I spoke earlier with David Becker, who's an elections attorney

and former Department of Justice civil rights attorney. And he said that the ballots in

Fulton County have been counted many times. They've been counted three times, actually, and one of

those times was by hand. So the idea that the FBI may find something new here is unlikely. But

as you mentioned, this remains a fixture for the president. He continues to lie

about the 2020 election results, and in particular in Georgia. Remember, he had that phone call

with the Secretary of State in 2021, Brad Raffensberger, where he asked him to find basically

the vote margin that would push him over the edge to win the state of Georgia there. Just last

week, the president said in a speech,

people will soon be prosecuted for what they did in the 2020 election. Omna, he talks about this

on almost a daily basis. Let's, we're at the beginning of another election year. How does what we

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