Susan Rice

And we've got to compete and win those elections and win them with big margins on the one hand.

And at the same time, we need to see what it is he's trying to do, understand it as a critical threat and stand up through the courts, on the streets, you know, and make sure that people have the opportunity to vote in security.

It is illegal.

for ICE to be at polling stations.

The law is explicit.

You may not have armed military or other armed people within any proximity of a polling site.

You know, if they try to do that, we got to defeat it and we've got to defeat it in the courts and on the streets peacefully and help those who feel vulnerable, you know, to feel safe as they go to the polls.

We've just got to we've got to see what they're doing, not be naive about it, understand it, combat it.

And at the same time, you know, do what we would normally do, but better than we would normally do it in fight and compete to win in these elections.

I have no idea.

Is there anything I can tell you this is nothing, nothing on the up and up, nothing on the level.

No, he never asked anybody on his national security team anything to do with domestic elections or domestic policy for that matter.

Thank you.

But guess what?

Here's the real thing.

This was the anniversary of Title IX event, right?

He did it in the interior department.

I remember this well.

And I had with, I brought with me

I believe both my daughter and my niece, Kiki Rice.