Ken Cuccinelli

So glad to have you with us for the Tuesday edition of the Three Martini Lunch.

Jim Garrity not in today, but we're also very happy to have in his place former Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli, who now heads up the Election Transparency Initiative.

And Ken, it's always great to have you.

Thank you.

We really appreciate it.

Good to be with you.

At Ken Cuccinelli.

Fantastic.

Most Heavenly Father, we join our hearts to ask a blessing upon our President Donald Trump, upon our Vice President Mike Pence, and upon the following members of the task force committee.

Robert O'Brien, Robert Redfield, Anthony Fauci, Stephen Biegun, Alex Azar, Deborah Burks, Jerome Adams, Ken Cuccinelli, Joel Zabot, Matthew Pottinger, Rob Blair, Joseph Grogan, Christopher Liddell, Derek Cann, Robert Wilkie, and Seema Verma.

Grant them wisdom from above and strength from your spirit.

Through Christ we pray together.

Well, you know, we had, this is 2013.

We had Rob Sarvis and we had Ken Cuccinelli, the Republican.

He ran against Terry McAuliffe, who's a Democrat.

Ken Cuccinelli made sure that Rob Sarvis wasn't in the final debate.

And one of the libertarians who's in my group, he said all he had to do was let him into the debate and then go, I like everything he just said except like this issue or this issue.

I'm going to win.

... calling up a guy.

And I've talked to Ken Cuccinelli, I've talked to B- Ed Meese, I've talked to-

Sure

... uh, yeah, it's like, and I've talked to former attorney generals, like, yeah.

You know, people at, at, Heather Honey at the Department of Homeland Security, she has a role related to this.

You know, that was filled by Ken Cuccinelli in 2020, and he's one of the people that said, "No, you can't seize the voting machines." You know, like as you know, a Republican who said, "Okay, well, there's lines here.

We're not doing this." She was an election denier.

She, that was her, that was her thing in 2020.

You want to keep it there?

I'm going to keep it there just because of that factor, which is you have to look at the fact that people, a lot, you know, this has happened in 2014 in the governor or 2015 in the governor's race in Virginia, where people were voting against Ken Cuccinelli until they weren't.

And polls had him well behind.

And then right in the last 72 hours, Republicans came back and he almost pulled it off.