What the president was referring to is the SAVE Act, which is a huge common sense piece of legislation that Republicans have supported that President Trump is committed to signing into law.

But to be clear, he does believe the state should oversee law.

The president believes in the United States Constitution. However, he believes there has obviously been a lot of fraud and irregularities

that have taken place in American elections. And again, voter ID is a highly popular in common

sense policy that the president wants to pursue and he wants to pass legislation to make that

happen for all states across the country. White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt trying to explain what President Trump meant when

he said on Monday that the federal government should take over elections in several states.

But the president would undercut all of that a few hours later, ranting in the Oval Office about

false claims of election fraud and telling reporters

that the federal government should get involved.

I can't do that.

Yeah.

So there's this little piece of paper called the United States Constitution.

And somebody in there should read it.

Little Mike Johnson should read it as well because Mikey now is starting to kind of feed into this brewing sort of scheme.

The White House is getting engaged in and talking about trying to overthrow elections in the fall

by shredding the Constitution?

Details, details.

We'll get into it in a little bit.

Yes.

Plus, we'll hear from people whose lives have been forever changed

by the Trump administration's aggressive ICE operations.

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