Topic: Electioneering

A German battleship in the Red Sea reportedly fired on a US drone after misidentifying it. The host attributes such military failures to "Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion" (DEI) policies. In domestic news, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing school districts for illegal electioneering and recently won a court case regarding $1.7 trillion in unconstitutional spending by Democrats.

Evidence of election chicanery in Arizona focuses on Katie Hobbs, who oversaw the election while running for governor. Jones highlights reports of Maricopa County cameras going dark during ballot counting and Hobbs being spotted in secure ballot rooms at night. Similar issues with paper shortages in Republican strongholds in Harris County, Texas, are cited as proof of a coordinated effort to steal the midterms.

Filmmaker Michael Moore is credited with accurately predicting a Democrat victory because he was allegedly aware of the planned interference. Jim Hoft reports on Penske trucks delivering boxes of ballots to empty warehouses in Detroit, Michigan, mirroring events from 2020. Mathematicians are encouraged to examine the statistical odds of the current results, which Hoft believes will eventually reveal a significantly smaller true Democrat voting base.

Owen Shroyer and Ali Alexander discuss the failure of Republican leadership in Arizona to secure election processes in Maricopa County. They describe a tactic called "pacing and leading" used by state officials who appeared to be allies but failed to take decisive action against voting machine malfunctions. The refusal of a judge to extend voting hours is cited as evidence of malice by the Democratic Party.