President Trump and election experts agree on very few things.

But paper ballots are one of them.

It's called watermark.

It's impossible to copy, impossible to cheat.

It's actually hard to believe that a piece of paper is highly sophisticated.

But it's watermark, and it's very – it's amazing, actually, when you see it.

You can't cheat.

Voting officials also say paper ballots give the public a way to double-check results,

using the actual physical votes that were cast. Here's how former New Hampshire Secretary

of State Bill Gardner put it a few years ago. See this pencil here? Want me to give it to you

and see if you can hack this pencil? This is how people vote

in this state. And you can't hack this pencil. That said, it is also 2025. Voter turnout is

nowhere near universal, even at a time when most people are concerned about the direction of the

United States. Nearly 80% of Americans don't vote in primary elections, for

instance. Is there really not a better way to do this? Bradley Tusk thinks there is.

I think the only way to change and end the polarization is to have meaningfully higher turnout.

And the only way to do that is to bring voting to where the people are and where they live their lives, and that's on their phones.

Tusk used to be deputy governor of Illinois.

He was also Chuck Schumer's communications director, and he was Uber's first political advisor.

He's politically savvy, and he's also now incredibly rich.

Consider this.

One man wants to change how the entire country votes.

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