Topic: Pennsylvania Supreme Court

Election officials in Bucks County and other Pennsylvania jurisdictions are reportedly ignoring state Supreme Court rulings by continuing to count flawed or illegal ballots. Commissioners have been recorded stating that they do not care about legal precedents because they believe Donald Trump is a danger to the country. These actions are framed as a direct violation of the law to influence the outcome of the Senate race.

Reports emerge regarding alleged election fraud in Pennsylvania and a Nevada Supreme Court ruling allowing ballots without postmarks to be counted after election day. Jones highlights incidents of ballot box fires in Washington and Oregon, suggesting these may be false flag operations intended to blame conservatives. He argues that intelligence agencies are pre-programming the public to expect violence from Trump supporters to justify martial law.

Larry from Florida expresses skepticism about Trump's ability to overcome election fraud despite positive polling numbers. The discussion touches on the decline of American IQ due to water fluoridation and recent Supreme Court rulings in Pennsylvania that disqualify undated or misdated mail-in ballots.

Owen Shroyer and Jack Posobiec discuss efforts to secure the 2022 midterm elections, noting a significant increase in Republican poll watchers. They highlight a US Supreme Court decision regarding undated ballots in Pennsylvania and express concern that Democratic officials may ignore the ruling. Posobiec warns of potential "fortified" elections similar to 2020.

Schroer discusses a Supreme Court ruling allowing the counting of undated mail-in ballots in Pennsylvania, which he views as a precursor to election fraud. He also announces the release of "secret video recordings" from inside the D.C. jail, referred to as "DC Gitmo," featuring defendant Brandon Fellows. Schroer recounts his own experience in D.C. custody, describing the conditions as "heartbreaking" and potentially illegal.

The release of Bill Cosby from prison is discussed following the Pennsylvania Supreme Court's ruling that his rights were violated. The host argues that while Cosby's behavior may have been "creepy," the violation of a non-prosecution agreement by the state represents a greater threat to the rule of law and due process for all citizens.