jen alice is a legal advisor for trump reelect, she joins us tonight. leaving aside the philosophical questions of mail in voting, how is it working? >> it's a disaster, and you don't need more studies, you don't need more debates about it to look at what's going on in new york where "the washington post" called it a total train wreck, president trump highlighted that today. we don't know the results of one district and the democrats think somehow 95 days before the presidential national election we can implement universal vote by mail and we will get results on election day orot close to what? look at paterson, new jersey, where one out of every five ballots was discarded for being fraudulent and there are reports of massive amounts of mail in ballots that were left in apartment buildings that didn't get to their resident. you look at what's going on in pennsylvania, the democrats and their allies who are suing in dozens of states to try to have the election ballots to be counted. days and days after election day. this is something where you're talking

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