Trump DOJ enforcer hedges on midterm meddling with ‘shocking’ caveat: ‘Well, I don’t know’

The Justice Department official leading Trump’s push for states’ voter rolls couldn’t rule out a challenge to midterm results on Sunday’s “60 Minutes,” two weeks before Election Day.“Well, I don’t know what is going to happen, but I can tell you that absent some shocking contingency that is unexpected, there should be no interruption in the usual course of counting and certifying the results in the states,” Harmeet Dhillon told correspondent Lesley Stahl.Dhillon also said there was “no plan” to send ICE agents to polling places. According to a CBS transcript, she dismissed the idea that President Donald Trump might contest the midterms as " paranoia."The segment opened in Fulton County, Georgia, where FBI agents seized 2020 election records from a warehouse near Atlanta in January. Commissioner Dana Barrett, a Democrat, said agents were already inside when she arrived.“They had vests. They had guns. They had all of the equipment...