♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: on a saturday night in late may of this ♪ ♪ >> tucker: on a saturday night in late may of this year, an alarm sounded in a big, nondescript warehouse and falsely county georgia. the warehouse was an unlikely placeeaig for an emergency. was under around-the-clock surveillance by both private security and local law enforcement, including armed deputies with the fulton county sheriff's office. any unauthorized person entered from the outside would have to get past a locked 100 pounds steel door as well as a maze of motion detectors. not easy, but someone tried to do it anyway and adjust the perfect moment. 20 minutes after deputies in charge of guarding the warehouse left their posts. by the time those deputies were turned to check out the alarm, someone had opened the hundred pound door to the warehouse. so what t happened that night ad why?

and that's the argument that fulton county has used in court to keep those ballots locked away in warehouse. except it's not true. it now appears there actually was meaningful voting fraud in fulton county, georgia, last