hello,o, florida, florida, we love you, florida. [applause] back in this to be great state, the great state of florida. hard-working american patriots. country, time in our in just six days the people of florida are going to send rick scott to the united states senate. [applause] and ron desantis will be your next governor. rick and ron. before going any further i want to take a moment to address the horrific shooting at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh. it was terrible. 11 americans were brutally evil anti-semitic attack. yesterday i travel to pittsburgh to meet the families and first responders. i want to thank rabbi jeffrey myers. he was terrific. [applause] he was terrific. [applause] fine man. we grieve for the families of the fallen and send our eternal gratitude to the law enforcement officers who sustained severe injuries taking down the gunman. they were incredible. [applause] they were incredible. [applause] they were incredible. as bad as it was, it could have been worse. they were unbelievable and they got there

to answer the question, what makes a man florida man. >> a florida man. >> florida pan. >> florida man. >> florida pan. >> a florida man. >> first thing i did was some heavy back channeling mostly on craigslist and facebook. i needed to locate some of these real life florida men. >> first up is robbie, last july he ran into a liquor store with a live alligator for some reason. >> florida man robi stratton decided to bring an alligator with him while making a beer run. >> that is definitely what that is, it was stupid. >> talk to me about the night that you became florida man. >> can't really tell you much about that night, there was too much alcohol involved that night. >> not just alcohol, though, there's probably a deep-rooted con spirszee. >> no, it was alcohol. >> isn't there something that all florida men share? there is something behind it? >> mental health issues? >> nah, that couldn't be it. and this wasn't the only man affected. >> he's been hit with charges after pictures in this video showing him handling an alligator which he posted were seen by law enforcement. >> the real

thank you, florida. thank you. >> ahead of tuesday's elections, president trump holds a rally in georgia to support republican candidates are house and senate seats. live coverage begins today at four clock p.m. on c-span. .org orlso on c-span listen on our free radio app. c-span, your primary source for campaign here is a look at the c-span schedule this morning. "washington journal" begins shortly. wsmakers" begins at 10:00 with the heads of the democratic and republican congressional committees. on voting, a forum and election security. david frum 11:30, and steve bannon debate populism as part of the series of the semiannual munk debates. "q&a," -- on the peoplears ago, of the united states fell behind what they thought was a great, liberal campaign. two-time pulitzer prize-winning author david levering lewis on his biography of wendell willkie. withre was a man civil-rights rights convictions that would have mated

of south florida, joining us from tampa. with how the florida voters breakdown by party. explain the breakdown and what impact that could have. guest: to put it mildly, we are pretty much a tight state. we have the closest cap between democrats and republicans in state history. 35%registered democrats, registered republicans, 37% no very affiliation -- divided state. host: who could make the difference in some of these key senate and house races, and also the gubernatorial race? guest: we are closely watching the group that has no party affiliation. a sizable portion has the three youngest generations, generation x, the millennials, and z.eration they have the clout to affect a lot of these races. will be theiron turnout. millions have been spent in this state to register young voters and hire people on the ground to try to get them to the polls. so we shall see. the most competitive state in the country, the purple list of purple states. host: take a look at the registration of young voters. generation ask makes up -- mille

[applause] big, florida state or florida football game. it sounds like a stadium on television. -- in many ways, it sounds better, but i wish they which of the crowds. nobody has any clue, but i guess we do, we all do. i looked at the crowd size of some of the people we are competing against. you don't want to be involved with that. one thing, you always have plenty of room. that's good. but if crying chuck schumer, , or the legendary genius maxine waters, if they they will try to wipe away all that we have done, and at the same time double and triple and quadruple your taxes. and we are not going to let it happen. they will restore the job-killing regulations. i cut more regulations in less than two years than any other administration has cut in four eight years, or in one case, more than eight years. we have cut more. remember i said we want to cut two for every one, right now it is trending at 22 41. we cut one regulation and we take out 22. a highway that would take 20 years to get approved, would go through a, you believe it, environm

that's just what florida officials should do. florida officials, florida g.o.p. officials, should follow the lead of their friends in arizona and count every vote fairly no matter what the outcome. that's what democracy means. governor scott needs to recuse himself, it needs to happen now. now lastly, why are we seeing this campaign of falsehoods, outlandish claims of voter fraud, and the bullying of election officials? because republicans know that if this recount is conducted fairly and thoroughly senator nelson has an excellent chance of being re-elected. we democrats are prepared to live with the verdict of the florida voters. but the republicans seem to be doing everything they can to stifle the voice of florida voters. if this is done fair and square, we believe senator nelson has an excellent chance a much greater than half chance, of being re-elected. we will not have a rerun of 2000 when bullying and intimidation rules and created a rush to judgment so that to this day, many americans believe that election was unfairly decided. that cannot happen again.

for a florida yes i would be right and you know you're taught you're referring to the nelson that's for and scott race right where it looked like nelson was going to pull away there was that you know i saw one i saw one poll had him winning by seven the polls i mean so far like you said they're sticking to the polls it looks like that's a result we're getting but florida is the big one i think that we're still waiting well when it comes to florida you know i think and actually let me go over to you because you've been watching the state of florida here's what here's what's difficult when you're taking on an incumbent and in this case it's not just an incumbent really we're talking about the governor of the state of florida a somewhat popular governor in rick scott who was there doing a vibrant economy in the state of florida and i know democrats will say yeah thank you barack obama republicans will say thank you you know trump but either way the fact that rick scott has been able to essentially kick go bill nelson who's had that seat for so long now it's got a sense of shock waves i

a man with who loves the state of florida and the man that florida voted overwhelmingly to make the 45th president of the united states of america. president donald trump. [cheers and applause] i'm here today because i stand with president donald trump. i'm here because we stand with all the great florida leaders who have supported our agenda. and we're here because president trump and i need florida to elect ron desantos as your next governor and send rick scott to the united states senate. yo know, it's the greatest privilege of my life to serve as vice president to a president who get up every day and fightses to keep the promises that he made to the people of florida and the people of america. i think there's only one way you can describe the last two years. it's been two years of action. it's been two years of results. it's been two years of promises made and promises kept. and we're just getting started, florida. think about it. under president trump's leadership we're rebuilding our military and supporting our vets. we're securing our borders, enforcing our laws. we put that carav

i'm excited for the opportunity for florida. i'm excited to be able to serve as the leader of the state. when i was in iraq, it didn't matter where our fellow service members came from, it didn't matter what they looked like. we all wore the same american flag patch on our uniform. we never thought about which of the folks back home we were fighting for. were we fighting for republicans, for just democrats, no, we stood for all americans. now, political campaigns are rough business and are often about highlighting our differences, and unfortunately, in this day and age, they too often spiral into outright demagoguery but governing is different. governing is about getting things done on behalf of the people of florida. keeping the economy going, improving our water quality and environment, promoting public safety and expanding educational opportunities. we need to build a florida that's cleaner, safer, stronger, and that will be my guiding light as governor. so you can count on me if you're a low income family, you're relying on

the florida gubernatorial debate. made possible by the florida press association, broward college, aarp, the claude pepper center and foundation. this is decision 2018 before you vote. the florida gubernatorial debate. now here is your moderator, news anchor todd mcdermott. todd: good evening and thank you for joining us for this all important final debate in the race for florida governor. i want to welcome our audience. here in bailey hall in broward college. we are going to seek answers to the issues that matter to you. i also want to thank our candidates for governor, ron desantis and andrew gillum. thank you both so much for being here for joining us for this debate. i went you to meet our -- i want you to meet our panelists. this is an engagement editor for florida today. part of the u.s.a. today network and anthony mann. a reporter for florida's sun sentinel. to the rules. they are simple. each candidate has 60 seconds to answer a question. rebuttals and answers to follow-ups are 30 seconds and are at my discret

right now and for any democrat, as you know, statewide in florida, in the southern part of florida, miami dade, broward, palm beach county, the democrat havs have crush it. >> that's a great word. >> nelson just pulled ahead. >> where's that vote coming from? it's not coming in down here yet. if you're bill nelson, you want to be ahead when this comes in. this is traditionally a later vote. palm beach, miami dade, broward county, traditionally comes in a little later. if you're the democrat, you're going to win down here but the question is by how much. let's just see what happened. let me blank this off here. those votes came in over here. pinelas county, st. petersburg, you can go back six years in time if you want, take a peek, 59% in a competitive race six years ago, so one of the things we're going to watch tonight when you see votes come in, in places where the democrat has to win, is bill nelson performing at the same level, above, below, underperforming or overperforming or matching six years ago. >> you know, it's very interesting. nelson now ahead. if you go statewide, let

[applause] >> thank you, florida. about 50 minutes ago, i spoke with andrew gillum who graciously conceded the election. he was a very formidable opponent and i wish him well and other then serving our nation in uniform, the opportunity to serve as the 46 the governor of the great state is the greatest professional honor of my life. thank you, the people of florida, for your faith, your support, and your trust you have but not bad for a kid who started out making six dollars an hour. throughout the campaign, i do the only thing i could control was how hard i worked. and i was at peace knowing that i worked as hard as i possibly could and let everything out on the field. when he spoke to the ohio regiment towards the end of the civil war, abraham lincoln told his soldiers that the free government for which they were fighting provided everyone with an open field and fair chance for their industry, enterprise, and intelligence. on the frontier in a secure circumstances, and yet he rose the highest office in the land. tha

i thought we would come to florida, talk about florida issues, go home, follow the halloween show happening in the white house -- ( laughter ) -- but instead all of the news followed us here. everything. the mail bombs sent around the country allegedly came from florida. the woman involved in the attempted fake #metoo against robert mueller is from florida. and last night the presidential jack-o'-lantern himself came to florida to hold a campaign rally for local candidate ron desantis and rick scott. ( booing ) >> trevor: yeah, they don't like you either. ( laughter ) president trump held a rally yesterday on halloween and, from the looks at it, he decided to go as racism. >> andrew gillum wants to throw your border up to drug dealers, human traffickers, gang members and criminal aliens. oh, that's great, that's what we want. let those people pour right in, folks. let them come and joan you on your front lawn. ( booing ) >> trevor: did he just say let them come enjoy you on your front lawn? what does that even mean? no, because, now, i'm just picturing an immigrant who's come all the way to

in florida. and the agriculture commissioner, we'll bring you the latest, a live report from the scene, with congressman matt gaetz, stay with us, we'll be right back. you're headed down the highway when the guy in front slams on his brakes out of nowhere. you do, too, but not in time. hey, no big deal. you've got a good record and liberty mutual won't hold a grudge by raising your rates over one mistake. you hear that, karen? liberty mutual doesn't hold grudges. how mature of them! for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. liberty mutual insurance. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ lou: president trump calling for firing of broward county election supervisor brenda snipes, telling daily caller, she is a disaster and a disgrace, coming within less than 24 hours of a recount deadline in florida, phil keating with the latest for us. reporter: good evening, florida recount deadline is fast approaching tomorrow afternoon. 3:00

south florida. sowell florida has a young everybody -- south florida has a younger population, particularly the minority populations are young. a lot oftila aggressive registrn drives going on there. so, certainly, they can affect these very competitive congressional districts, but they're also going to affect governor's race and the senate if they turn out as we're thinking they might, at least we are expecting their turnout to be a bit higher. but they need to have a pretty high turnout to tip the direction of the election. it is true that they're most drawn interest wise to our extremely interesting governor's race, much more so than the u.s. senate race. after all, two candidates for governor, one is 40 years old and the other is 39. so it's just really fascinating. you cannot refuse or ignore this younger demographic particularly in these swing and very competitive areas. >> host: well, in that race what are the issues that are playing out? is and how, how to these younger people view those iss

florida abided by that. the legislature in a bipartisan and unanimous fashion -- >> right. >> -- codified his answer. they put his procedures in place from that case. >> right. >> those are the procedures we have followed -- >> he says they weren't followed. that's the whole point of the law. >> those are the procedures that we have followed. >> i understand. their argument of the lawsuit is you're not handling them uniformly in different counties. >> he has had 16 -- that was going to always be the case after the judge's order and in the statute. he doesn't like the statute that he asks for. >> right. can't argue it both ways. it's that you're admitting they don't do it uniformly and well and you're saying, well, this is the rule he asked for. he's asking for a further modification because it's still not done well. >> he waited to see whether his side won or loss before he decided which side he'd be on in the lawsuit. >> he doesn't have the right to create that kind of lawsuit and get the rule right. >> it'

the people of florida deserve fairness. and transparency, and the supervisors are failing to give it to us. >> sean: florida senator marco rubio is also speaking out warning about a possible attempt to steal this election, tweeting "broward county election supervisors ongoing violation of florida law requiring timely reporting isn't just annoying incompetence. it's opening the door for lawyers to come here and try and steal a seat in the united states senate and florida cabinet. senator rubio's warning, must not be taken lightly. it's getting worse by the hour. tonight we're facing a serious issue, a chain of custody issue with broward county because, oh, they found 83,000 votes after the initial election night canvass? here we are 72 hours later? those votes, at this point, can't be trusted. there is tight control now over voter access, security, and custody, because these votes cannot be traced to the actual voter. the time, the location, the law compels the state to dispose of these ballots. in other words, we've no docu

said florida florida florida any right on that little white board in the year two thousand is it a surprise that eighteen years later florida is still so close still so important or is that just the nature of the state well the fact that it's so close is not a surprise florida is the largest swing state and it it is very closely balanced between republicans and democrats they have a lot of retirees from florida that come from other states so it's very hard to predict how far it is going to vote but it is go eighteen years ago of course to determine the presidential election now the stakes are still high but not as high as they were eighteen years ago. what to tell me more about what it is i mean you talk about the demographics of florida is it just it just is such a diverse place as simple as that. lots and lots of immigrants some of whom were eligible to vote the minute they moved to florida from puerto rico puerto ricans are american citizens and if they come to florida as many did after the terrible storm in puerto rico seeking shelter all they have to do is register to vote they don't h

this is a challenge that threatens our livelihood in florida and our ability to live in florida and every floridian should be concerned into paying attention to what happens at the federal level. >> host: americans for tax reform they say there was a connection between a loss and this issue. >> guest: that is a baseless claim. nobody campaigned on the uprising. pricing. it wasn't a topic. there were no ads that had to do with that said it is a dishonest claim that the groups are making to further their agenda. i would like to see if they have any empirical evidence of that but they would like to show us i would be interested in seeing it otherwise they are lying. >> host: with democrats taking control of the house, what do you expect when it comes to the issue of climate change and how they would approach of? >> guest: my best advice if we are ever going to get a meaningful solution for this issue that has to be bipartisan. for a lot of people it's my way or the highway and when it comes to the environment and climate change and coastal resiliency, nothing is no longer an option so i woul

welcome to florida where you have a roller coaster in the competitive race in florida. broward county, democrat shy of 70% -- >> there's a lot of -- only a third of the vote is in. >> a lot of votes to be counted. you're republicans, you're happy. you pulled into the lead after a couple hours of being behind. however, you're doing the math, this is a giant basket of votes. that's still a lot of votes there. let's come all the way up. palm beach actually came in very fast tonight. palm beach county kept us up. sometimes. 98% of palm beach county. it's a what the democrat needs to do. you're looking at miami-dade and broward, still have more votes to count. this one pretty done. as you come out and look at it. you're looking elsewhere at the map. i just want to check where we are south of orlando. 75%. again, this one was at 89%. so obviously, democrats have a lot of votes still to come down here. republicans have more to come up here. the question is, more people live here than live up here. so the republicans have the lead. 37,000 in the governors race right now. 14,000

done in florida. chris: thank you. you can be sure we'll stay on top of the recount this week. coming up. we'll bring back our sunday group to discuss vote counting controversies in several states. the president says he can revoke more press (♪ [ phone rings ] what?! ready for christmas? no, it's way too early to be annoyed by christmas. you just need some holiday spirit! that's it! this feud just went mobile. with xfinity xfi you get the best wifi experience at home. and with xfinity mobile, you get the best wireless coverage for your phone. ...you're about to find out! you don't even know where i live... hello! see the grinch in theaters by saying "get grinch tickets" into your xfinity x1 voice remote. a guy just dropped this off. he-he-he-he. i am a techie dad.n. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simp

senator schumer and i just had a meeting to discuss the florida recount. we will be making a statement as the legal proceedings are ongoing. this process is about one thing. making sure every ballot is counted and protecting the right of every floridian to participate in our democracy. and that is to have their ballots counted and to count as they intended it sadly it's become clear that my opponent isn't interested in making sure that every vote is counted. instead he's been using his power as governor to try to undermine the voting process. he's thrown around were like voter fraud with no proof. he's tried to get the florida department of law enforcement to intimidate local supervisors of election you. both the florida department of law enforcement, which governor scott oversees, and governor scott appointed secretary of state have both said there is no credible evidence of voter fraud. it's become obvious mr. scott cannot oversethatmr. scott canne process and a fair and in an impartial way and he should remove himself from the recount process. people mu

. >>> joining us from florida is michael morley. he teaches at florida state university. he teaches law. here to talk about the status of recounts. professor, good morning. >> good morning. >> could you walk our viewers through where we're at as far as this recount is concerned on both the governor side and the senate side? >> sure. so florida has a two step recount process. concurrently we're in the middle of the first step which is known as the machine recounts. if the top two candidates in a race are within half a percent of each other based on all the votes cast in that race, a machine recounts is required by state law. this means for electronic voting machines, the supervisors of elections go back and double check the vote tallies from the electronic voting machines, we present those figures to the board of canvassers, and for the paper ballots, those are run through automated tallying machines again that automatic automatically count the votes and based on those vults adding together the results from the electronic voting machines and the automated tally from the me

and local committed is, whether georgia, florida, the florida race heartbreaking, but the caucus with its new center is going to link with movements, which i think is critical. movement outside of washington. and lift up their issues and ideas. amy: as we talk about those issues, let's go to alexandra-socialist cortez, at 29, becomes the younsgest woman ever elected to congress. she rose to popularity engine when she unseated joe crowley, the fourth renting democrat and the house. she was elected to represent new york's 14th congressional district by a landslide last night, defeating republican with 78% anthony papas of the vote. she ran a progressive grassroots campaign at the democratic-socialist advocate in medicare for all, abolition of eyes. she celebrated her victory in queens last night, giving this speech. possible whent is everyday people come together in the collective realization that all our actions, no matter how small or how large, are powerful, worth while, and capable of lasting change. [applause] words cannot express my gratitude to every organizer, every small dollar

every single one of them on time in accordance with florida law and florida's constitution. sadly the same cannot in palm beach, broward county, laws have been broken. none of this was caused by a hurricane, but rather by local officials by the incompetent, corrupt, and obviously feel they are above the law that 65 other florida counties, 65 of 67 adhered to. in palm beach county 15,000 new ballots were unearthed and counted after election night. and in broward county magically turning up day after day after day. tens of thousands of lost ballots appeared out of thin air, the vast majority cast by democrats. this should not, let me repeat, this should not be republican, democrat, conservative, liberal. this shouldn't be about politics. whatever your political affiliation. what you are witnessing is a horrific miscarriage of america's fundamental rights. the law is clear, it is ambiguous. florida law let's put it on the screen. the canvassing board shall report all early voting all tabulating vote by mail results to the department of state within 30 minutes after the polls cl

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where is the florida race going? back with nan hayward, and we've got -- madison, this is going to be a mess for a while, i think. >> yeah, i think it's a mess. i can't believe we're at this point. i think it's inefficient, it's unacceptable and i understand what you're saying, yeah, maybe seems it's intent, but i don't think we could make that jump right now. we need to make sure every single person's count is voted and no extra. >> and nan, it looks bad to assign sinister motivations to the other side, we don't know. >> here is the thing, when there is an election supervisor who is so obviously incompetent and this is not a new situation for her, unfortunately, it leaves the results of the election open to question. how can you have invalid ballots mixed with valid ones and not know which are which? >> isn't that all magnified in a close election? >> totally and that's what a lot of people have been making the point what's going on here is that what is happening in arizona and florida and georgia is not out of the

. >>> florida governor, too close to call at this hour. florida senate, also too close to call. missouri senate, closely watched race tonight, too close to call at this hour. tennessee senate, too early to call, blackburn is the early leader in that race. massachusetts senate and the next six people are going back to work in the senate, let's just say that, elizabeth warren, no surprise, connecticut senate, chris murphy going back, no surprise. delaware, carper is going back, the democrat, no surprise there, ben cardin in the state of maryland, in the state of pennsylvania, senator bob casey, in the state of rhode island, senator sheldon white house, over to new jersey, too early to call, though, bob menendez is in the lead, something of a huge undertaking given the campaign mounted against him. angus king, the independent in maine who caucuses with the democrats, too early to call. he is in the lead, however. then in mississippi, this is, by the way, look at the current senate, again those undecided seats in gray. that's what to concentrate on until we get a little later in the

florida senate too close to call. florida governor, too close to call. oh, and for good measure, let's go out to the lone star state where greg abbott has been elected governor, but where the drama right now is in the race for senate, ted cruz's senate seat in texas. too early to call. we are at 49.7 to 49.7, with coming up on 60% of the vote -- >> less than 100 votes between them. >> between florida and texas at this hour. mostly because it's an east coast state because of the overwhelming percentage of raw vote in from florida, that's causing most of the perspiration over in the corner with coach k. hey, steve, what about florida house? >> so the house situation, first of all, should i tell you, a call just in the last minute, one more flip. this one expected. remember, we said that new map in pennsylvania created almost layups for democrats. here is one official, the 5th district, scanlon will go to congress. she is going to win easily here. under the new line, clinton would have won this district in 2016 by 30 points. well figured this would happen.

he-he-he-he. >>> keeping a close eye there on waterhill, florida, that is where the florida statewide ballots have been gathered. we'll let you know about the official word on potential recounts. the president is in paris today. he met with the french president earlier on a visit that opened on a somewhat testy note. kristen welker also in paris following the president, so kristen, what a good day to you. what all happened in this meeting? >> reporter: well, it was a stunning start to this trip, first of all, alex. let me give you the backdrop to the meeting. president trump upon landing here in paris yesterday lashed out at french president emmanuel macron after macron suggested that europe should build its own military to protect against outside forces, including the united states. mr. trump tweeting that that's suggestion was very insulting. so all of that happened before the two leaders met today. they did meet, they had an expanded bilateral meeting. the optics of the meeting very warm, very friendly. both leaders sought to tamp down any questions about mounting tensions between

the state of florida. those individuals who work overtime on my behalf. they encourage me, they inspired me to do the work that i thought i couldn't get done by myself. they encouraged me to reach beyond my limitations. they poured into may, just as they pour into our young people every day of the week. in the absence of our parents, these are the people who are responsible for the molding and inspiring of the minds of our most precious gifts, our children. that's why we have to pay them a wage they can live on. along with all of our support staff who make this possible. [cheers] i want a chance. i want a chance. i want a chance to be a governor who will go to tallahassee and will actually believe in science. [cheers] it's more than a notion. right? we have so become used to denying the effects that become so used to denying the effects of climate change. when you live in the state of florida and you are surrounded by water on three sides, you better believe it is a real thing because it has a direct impac

that is where i am hopeful, florida. i'm hopeful we will cut through the lies, block out the noise, and remember who we are, and who we are called to be. i'm hopeful that out of this political darkness, i see a great awakening of citizenship all across the country. i can't tell you how encouraged i have been to see so many people getting involved for the first time, for the first time in a very long time, marching and organizing and registering people to vote. these incredible, inspiring, parkland students. i do not usually wear bracelets. applause] mr. obama: i saw some of the families backstage, trying to transform unspeakable grief into a better world. young veterans of iraq and afghanistan, record numbers of women who are running for office, you know what we need more women. [cheers and applause] mr. obama: it's a movement of citizens who maybe never had much interest in politics but they said, this time it is different. this time, it is too important to sit out. they are lacing up those marching shoes, grabbing a cl

florida is a truly purple state. donald trump point in taken overwhelming fashion against crooked h. if democrats are going to control palm beach and broward county, it remind me of when lbj ran. theyed how many votes do we need to win? we'll fill them out so he can win. judge jeanine: next weekend i am going to talk about the voter rolls themselves. there are -- there is talk that when none citizens were declared invalid as voters, the democrats said, no, they are valid. how could this be so penetratable. how is it not something that's protected. where does the federal government come in on that. >> the secretary of state needs to do a better job obviously. the federal government has to have oversight. maybe we should be monitoring for the stealing of the elections from internal. from those individuals working at the board of elections. that's where it seems all the problems are. the fact that we them moving ballots in private individual's cars. i wanter ballot counted. judge jeanine: where do you get that from? the

all of the votes are not yet counted in the state of florida. there is still counting going on right now up in broward county, they are going to go through about 200 more of them, take a look at the video. it's hostile up there, very partisan. and each side is accusing the other of trying to steal the election. republicans want superintendent of elections brenda snipes to be resigned or at least removed and democrats are accusing republicans of blocking the flow, the process that provisional ballots and mail-in ballots always get counted in the days after election day. the ultimate race, the u.s. senate race in florida between rick scott and bill nelson shows a difference of 15,000 volts, .18 of 1%. in broward county, allegations got heated last night as well with the super of election remaining avenue adamant that another improper occurred and that the governor's lawsuit has no merit. >> we ran 14 days, we ran 12 hours. we had a big vote by mail, but don't try to turn it around that i am making comedy out of this. >> they are still finding ball

and the jobs right here in florida. let's don't forget what mitch mcconnell said just the other day. he said because of the big tax , now he have to find revenue. now he's going to cut medicare and social security. not on my watch as long as i'm around. come election day we have a lot at stake. it means voting for leaders that really care about people they represent. and it means voting for leaders that really care about our state. i asked for this opportunity to come introduce you to someone i , as they as a young man student body president at florida an them. my wife and i had asked andrew to come talk to a gathering we have annually. on the issue of values. that young man has been one of cityarliest youngest commissioners in tallahassee and now a great rain as mayor. he is going to be the next mayor of florida. mayor andrew gillum. >> what going on, everybody? what's going on? away -- goodod enough. are we ready to flip your blues? i have to tell you, it is such a beautiful site from up here. if we can hold the elect

a crisis is mounting in southern florida. after desantis and rick scott secured their race, thousands of ballots appearing out of thin air all in deep blue democratic districts only. since election night over 15,000 new votes have been unearthed in palm beach county. tens and thousands more mysteriously discovered in broward county. all in violation of florida law and now, the state is bracing for recounts in both the senate and the governor's races. rick scott, the governor, senator-elect, will join us in a moment. he's alleging that rampant fraud is at play and now broward county supervisor of elections brenda snipes is facing serious claims of election malfeasance. we'll have a full report on her and reveal her shady past tonight. plus we'll have the latest news out of the razor tight senate race in arizona, and we'll pull out conspiracy tvs msnbc chief election night anchor after public promoting far left anti-trump protests organized by the radical group moveon.org. we'll also show the response to crazy behaviors. buckle

the real drama is as always in florida. the florida of states. both the senate and governor's races are too close to call and the republicans there aren't handling the stress well. >> republicans from the president on doin' are united in their attempt to stop counting votes. in florida's senate and gubernatorial election before the final tally. >> i will not sit idly by while unethical liberals try steal this election. >> donald trump echoing the base cleses claims of florida governor and senator rick scott who accused of the voting reg stare in broward county a fraud. >> trevor: if trump is saying this about an election he is not a part of, imagine if he loses in 2020. he will be holed up in the oval office like star face, sitting behind the desk with oozies. kellyanne conway will be manning the machine guns. don, jr. with an unpinned grenade. i took this out, i'm so strong! ( laughter ) nobody is stealing the election but that doesn't mean nah doesn't have big issues wits voting. all over florida the elections have been a cluster (~bleep ) and

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you have a court in florida that has said the constitution of florida has been violu ed. ve several -- >> i understand that -- >> there are several cases and i feel very strong about that. >> but there's no evidence that they're tryingo steal this. >> is this a democrat that's doing this that violated the constitution or is thispu a ican that violated the constitution? i'm going to leave it to the courts to decide how we best otect the integrity of this election. but i think every person in florida and around this country has an interest and a right to a secure integrity filled election. and if somebody violating the constitution, that's got to stop and that's what we're trying. t let's get the results the florida people actually went to the ballot on. let's makeure counties across florida have the same standards, is treatee in miami the same as a vote in pensacola. if they're not, something is wrong with that process so let's get this fixed, let's make sure this is right and make sure that we are proud of the results floridarward in >> if a recount shows anything other t

florida's -- neville. doug mcelway has the latest. >> reporter: the official announcement coming down moments ago from the florida secretary of state. there will be a recount of the governor's race and the senate race. that while two election observers sent here by the florida department of elections told the miami herald

florida is not a small state. we traveled corner-to-corner a hundred thousand plus miles campaigning and to have this done to our family, to our campaign, all the people that have put that time in, i just think it's, frankly, unjust. so we did file a lawsuit today, and demand that she provide answers. where did these ballots come from? and why are they still being counted. you're supposed to have all of your early votes tabulated and reported half an hour after the polls close so 7:30 eastern is when those were due. that's still open. if you check the state's website now, friday night here at 10:00 p.m., that's still open in her report. it's just totally outrageous, and not only can we not trust the answer at this point, but we can't even begin to figure out why we couldn't trust the answer because we can't get a straight comment from her in any way whatsoever about this situation. mike: matt, we've got some sound with brenda snipes, election commissioner down there. i would like for to you take a listen to it and