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100%.

And the people in Georgia, and I will say the progressives in Georgia, do not get it, and I wish they could hear that over and over.

Right now, they are not reacting to this w- with any type of effort to figure out, okay, what can we do to protect? Um, and I think what he is saying is absolutely right.

This is an excuse to do everything from bring in a lot of DOJ monitors into the polling places, which I think is gonna be a horrible idea, use the excuse to potentially seize the machines, and then at the end of the election, use the excuse, particularly the story that you broke, the, the, the, uh, problem with the secret ballot.

We do not...

That didn't get solved, Brad.

Has he responded to your knowledge?

Why do you see that as a horrible idea down in Georgia? And what is it that the progressives down there in Georgia are not getting about all of this as you see it?

Well, they think that these are kind of bumbling bureaucrats at the state election board.

And they are.

They're bumbling.

But this time they are conniving.

I mean, they were looking to write the DOJ a blank check.

You write this DOJ a blank check, they're going to cash it.

I don't know if you've even had time to ponder this yet, but why should the rest of the nation be concerned about what is going on right now in Georgia?