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Arizona secretary of state: ‘Of course we’re going to count all the votes’

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Katie Hobbs, Arizona’s secretary of state, tells TODAY that “it looks like there are just under 450,000 ballots” left to count in the state. She says she doesn’t understand the motives of Trump-supporting protesters outside the Maricopa County recorder’s office: “Of course we’re going to count all the votes.” She also says there is no validity to a “conspiracy theory” about vote-marking pens in Arizona.