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Raffensperger says he hasn't spoken to Trump since 2021 call asking him to 'find' votes

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensberger (R), who President Trump called after the 2020 election to “find" him more than 11,000 votes, tells NBC News that ballots in the state will be counted securely and accurately.

NBC News senior reporter Jane Timm joins Meet the Press NOW to break down her interview.

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