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welcome to stay tuned. I'm Priperara. Once you undermine that basic faith that people

have in their democratic institutions, that things are going to be done in a regular order

and the votes will be counted properly and they'll be counted accurately and people will

have access to exercise their choices in a free and fair manner. When you undermine

the trust in that system, it is very hard to build back up. So, I really feel that this

is a very frot time for our democracy and I feel an obligation to stand up for truth

and facts and to make sure that people understand what's real and what's not.

That's Ellen Wyntraugh. She's a Commissioner on the US Federal Election Commission, the

FEC, where she served since 2002. This week, we diverge a bit from the usual format of

stay tuned to bring you a special segment. Before turning to my conversation with FEC Commissioner

Ellen Wyntraugh, I'm joined by my friends, Lisa Monaco and Ken Waynestein. Lisa and Ken

have served at the highest levels of government and their career paths are strikingly similar.

Both are alums of the DCEU's attorney's office, both headed the DOJ's National Security

Division, both were chief of staff to then FBI director Bob Mueller, and both served as

assistant to the president on Homeland Security and counterterrorism. They joined me today because

they now add another impressive credential to their sterling resume, co-host of CAFE's

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