President Trump has continued to perpetuate the lie that the 2020 presidential election was rigged in favor of Joe Biden,

posting on his social media platform just last night that it was, quote, an illegal scam slash hoax.

Since he re-entered the White House, the president has suggested his administration will crack down on mail ballots.

And as Liz Landers reports,

take a closer look at state voting systems ahead of next year's midterm elections.

Last month, the Justice Department sued Pennsylvania and seven other states for refusing to

turn over personal voter data in their statewide voter registration lists.

Joining me now is Al Schmidt, the Pennsylvania

Secretary of the Commonwealth, who is the state's top election official. Mr. Secretary, the voter

list that the Department of Justice is suing to get from you all, include information like date

of birth and the last four digits of social security numbers. You have offered to give the Department of Justice publicly available voter files.

Why won't you turn over this additional information that they're asking for?

The Department of Justice is welcome to the public information that we make available,

according to the Pennsylvania laws, for our 8.8 million registered voters. What we

will not provide is the Social Security numbers or driver's license numbers, and that's

because it's at odds with state law, it's at odds with federal law, and it's at odds with

our Constitution here in Pennsylvania. What are your concerns with turning over that kind of voter information?

What could happen with that that you're worried about?

Well, it's very sensitive information, and I do a lot of events all over the Commonwealth

of Pennsylvania.

And one thing that I've heard from Democrats and Republicans alike

is a gratitude for not providing all the sensitive information to the federal government,

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