If you read Navalny's book called Patriot, when people asked him, well, what's the one thing

I can do?

You know, we've joined your anti-corruption party, we've joined your democracy party, but

what can I do?

And he said, the one thing that everybody's got to do every day is tell the truth, because

that is the thing that the thieves

and the liars and hypocrites who run the regime can't handle because their government runs on

lies. And I think we're in a similar situation here today.

Tell the truth. Hi again, everybody. It's now five o'clock in New York. We've said it before.

We'll say it again and again and again, that in the end, a democracy is only as strong as any one person's ability to participate in it and to tell the truth about it, as Congressman Jamie Raskin just stated.

So it stands to reason this afternoon that a figure seemingly obsessed with seizing control of our democracy with bending our system to his will.

We'll go to great lengths to restrict access to the ballot box. On multiple fronts, all developing late this afternoon,

there are bare-knuckle brawls materializing between the agents of Donald Trump's malign

mission and those Americans willing to roll up their sleeves and do the dirty work of protecting

our way of life and our system of government.

Consider first the alarming scope of Trump's election-related schemes.

In Maricopa County, Arizona, for instance, we are learning more today about a new federal subpoena for records related to a 2020 review of voting data,

conducted at the time by Republicans that confirmed

Trump's defeat in that county. They actually widened his defeat. The Washington Post calls it

a, quote, new front in the Trump administration's expanding hunt for evidence that has never

surfaced to support Trump's claims of widespread voter fraud. Arizona's state Senate president confirmed late yesterday that the FBI does indeed have those

records in its possession. Donald Trump's fixation on an election he lost six years ago

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