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Coming up today, things are getting very weird very quickly. Donald Trump is trying to change the rules for mail in voting right before the midterms, but we now have state officials essentially telling him absolutely not. And one said over my dead body.
Meanwhile, something sort of mysterious is happening inside of Secret Service, where three officials have suddenly been marched out. They had their security clearances suspended. Their devices were seized and we're trying to figure out what's going on. Now over at Fox News, Laura Ingraham seems very worried about November, while another Fox host cuts off a guest to discover afterwards that the guest was right. And Trump is now giving interviews where he can barely get through a thought. He's confusing gallons with barrels and talking about getting rid of meat inspection. And it is all coming in this in the middle of this bizarre campaign against Lake Ontario, Trump versus a lake. Plus, Dr. Zach Rubin will join me. We've got a show today.
All right. We talked yesterday about Donald Trump trying to impose these outrageous new restrictions on mail in voting just a few weeks before the midterm elections. And there was some bad news. A federal judge cleared the way at least for now for the Trump administration to move forward. But I am here to remind you, as I said yesterday, this thing is absolutely not over. Arizona Attorney General Chris Mays just, for example, is suing to stop Trump's new restrictions. And she was asked about this new rule and gave about his direct an answer as you can possibly give. The phrase over my dead body was part of her answer. Take a listen to this.

**Kris Mayes** (3:50)
And if it does, do you have any sense of how many Arizonans might not get early ballots delivered?

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Well, what I would say is over my dead body is that rule going to go into effect. We are going to fight this tooth and nail in the courts. And I've got the best Solicitor General in the country standing right there who is going to make sure, along with the other Attorneys General who are fighting this case, I think 25 states signed on to this lawsuit this morning. But yeah, I mean, you're right. There is so there is a second injunction, but that would be second injunction is on the executive order. What the Supreme Court actually did is they they ruled that that our first lawsuit was not right.
And now it is right. So you know, it became right.