The U.S. mail can't be trusted as it once was. That's just a fact. It's because of politics, because of the President's campaign against mailing ballots because of his hand picked Postmaster General, because of forced slow downs and equipment and work rules.
Brian Williams discusses the impact of political actions on the reliability of the U.S. mail ahead of the election.
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