Transcript: Interview with UCLA's Richard Sander

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Alan Colmes, Sean Hannity
Hannity & Colmes (Fox News Network)
01-05-2005
COLMES: Another page tonight from the "Hannity & Colmes" notebook.

For people who are still upset about voting problems in Ohio during the election, tomorrow might be the last chance to air grievances. That's when the results of the election are set to be certified at a special joint session of Congress. But several members of the Congressional Black Caucus are planning to object to the results and are hoping to start a debate on the floor.

But to force that debate, they need a senator to protest the results with them. That person might be California Senator Barbara Boxer, who is the only member of the ...

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