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BREAKING: Rep. Emily Randall Confronted AGAIN on NJ Illegal Alien Voters - Dodges, Then Pivots to Abortion LindellTV's Alison Steinberg pressed Sen. Emily Randall for a follow-up on the New Jersey illegal alien voter rolls story. Randall's response: call it "absurd." - Confirmed: "Folks were clearly inadvertently registered through... show more
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![OUT OF TOUCH: CNN’s Abby Phillip defends voter fraud in New Jersey in a WILD exchange with Jesse Arm and Scott Jennings. After claiming that the White House “seized on the news that New Jersey Democrats registered 6,600 noncitizens to vote, Jesse Arm & Jennings from the the top rope: Arm: “Sixty-six hundred non-citizens made it onto the voter rolls. That's to me is pretty widespread voter fraud.” Phillips: “That's widespread?” Arm: “I think, I think it'd be pretty bad if one person who's not a legal citizen of the United States [votes or is on voter roles]. (Arm was cut off by Phillips) Later, Jennings calls out Phillips for defending voter fraud: “You’re pounding him over the word ‘widespread.’ What is your tolerance for any fraud at all.” Phillips: “Is it widespread?” Jennings: “I have zero tolerance for this!”](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2079766230521541095/media/HNzQGLLW4AAJ9qW.jpg)
![The View falsely claims the SAVE Act is about keeping everyone from voting and downplay the 400 illegal votes in New Jersey as not a big deal: SARA HAINES: But 90 percent of U.S. citizens have some form of I.D. Whereas, only about half of Americans have passports so this actually is. JOY BEHAR: Or pastaports. HAINES: Yeah. That means it is reducing the voting public. You're making it harder when the percentages at the polls are already, i think, too low for this country, and what a vote means. BEHAR: So they really don't want us to vote, is the point. HAINES: Some of us. [Crosstalk] SUNNY HOSTIN: I do think we need to acknowledge and recognize that 6,600 noncitizens registered to vote is a problem. HAINES: Yes. HOSTIN: Right. I think we should recognize that. I think that's appropriate, 400 noncitizens went on to cast ballots. That's problematic. However, to call it widespread voter fraud is just absolutely misleading. It's absolutely ridiculous because if you look at the last election that Mikie Sherrill did win, it would amount -- 400 ineligible votes would amount to 0.01 of a percent of all votes cast. Okay? So there's no widespread voter fraud. But I will say this: comparing our vote to a pasta card, like voting rights are foundational in a functional democracy. Pasta purchases are not, and so - ALYSSA FARAH GRIFFIN: I beg to differ. ANA NAVARRO: Honey, they're just throwing spaghetti at the wall. HOSTIN: Correct. Nice one. I see what you did there. It's absurd.](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2080675182130196885/media/HOAMg2DWcAAUk48.jpg)