Topic: Georgia Senate

Mike Lindell discusses the January 2021 Georgia Senate runoff, claiming that the "theft" of both seats was a necessary event to wake up the American public. He argues that if Republicans had won one seat, the momentum to investigate the 2020 presidential election would have stalled. This sequence of events is presented as the catalyst for the January 6 protests and the subsequent national debate on election security.

Legal analyst Phil Holloway describes the Fannie Willis case as a "creature" of lawfare that attempted to criminalize standard legal collaboration. He credits attorney Ashley Merchant for exposing Willis's romantic relationship with special prosecutor Nathan Wade and notes that the Georgia Senate is continuing its independent investigation into Willis's conduct.

Phil Holloway explains that victims of malicious prosecution often have no legal recourse once a grand jury issues an indictment. He expresses hope that the Georgia Senate will pass reforms to allow defendants to be compensated when prosecutors wield their power in a corrupt or baseless manner.

Mike Lindell reflects on the January 2021 Georgia runoff elections, suggesting that the loss of both Senate seats was necessary to fully wake up the American public to election fraud. He argues that if Republicans had won one seat, the public would have remained complacent. Alex Jones adds that globalist think tanks like the Rockefeller Foundation are admitting they are losing the information war worldwide.

Owen Shorer outlines the stakes for the U.S. Senate, noting that Republicans must win either Nevada or Arizona to avoid the Georgia runoff determining control. He highlights the suspicious nature of Nancy Pelosi winning 81% of the vote in San Francisco despite the city's issues with crime and homelessness. Shorer also provides an update on Lauren Boebert, who holds a 400-vote lead in her Colorado House race.

The hosts manage live production hurdles, including a system reboot and the lack of commercial breaks, while waiting for more returns. They reiterate concerns about Senate seats in North Carolina and Georgia leaning Democrat in early counts. They note that while Florida looks positive for the GOP, the path to a Senate majority remains precarious.

Herschel Walker has overtaken Raphael Warnock for the lead in the Georgia Senate race. Observers remain wary of potential "water main breaks" or other disruptions in Atlanta that could lead to a sudden influx of Democratic votes, potentially forcing the race into a runoff.

Massive protests in Michigan are reported, with citizens demanding an audit of the 2020 election. Meanwhile, Oregon State Senators Kim Thatcher and Dennis Linthicum have filed for a federal investigation into the CDC and FDA for allegedly manipulating COVID-19 death data. The segment claims these agencies intentionally inflated numbers to justify vaccine mandates.

Vernon Jones, a candidate for Governor of Georgia, is calling for a forensic audit of the 2020 presidential election. The segment argues that the Democrats did not just steal the White House, but also multiple Senate seats in Georgia and Arizona. The midnight surge of votes for Joe Biden and Democratic Senate candidates is described as the "most obvious election cheat" in history.