Literally transparent walls where anyone in Los Angeles, including Spencer Pratt or Donald Trump,

if they wanted to come here, could come and look through the window to watch the ballots being tabulated.

There are cameras in here, 24-7 that are live streaming to the internet.

Bipartisan election observers have been here around the clock.

The idea that anything is anything other than transparent in this building is belied by

anybody who wants to come in here and look at it with their own eyes.

That was last night. You'll see our magic in a second.

Hi again, everybody. It's five o'clock in New York.

California has become the latest flashpoint in Donald Trump's delusional

crusade against free and fair elections in our country. He's yet again spewing lies, spuing his big

lie and claiming that elections are rigged without producing a scrap of evidence. As you just saw,

our friend and colleague Jacob Soberoff, who's right here at the table, visited a ballot processing center in Los Angeles to show what this looks like, to show our democracy inaction, transparent and all.

And to show that the ballot counters there are counting through glass windows.

They obviously have nothing to hide.

Last week, California held its primaries,

and it is widely known that that state can take days or even weeks to count all their ballots.

So it was notable when last night a call was made in the Los Angeles mayoral race. In November,

Mayor Karen Bass will face off against progressive Democrat Nithia Rahman. When polls first

closed, Roman was behind on election day, Republican Spencer Pratt. But as more of the mailing ballots were

counted, Roman pulled ahead. Yesterday, before the race was even called, but when the margins were

tightening, Trump did what Trump does and declared that Pratt's loss

amounted to a rigging of the election.

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