Topic: Vote Counting

Paul Joseph Watson criticizes the slow pace of vote counting in Arizona and Nevada, noting that Florida and Texas managed to count millions of votes in a single night. He highlights Kerry Lake's 100% confidence in victory despite Maricopa County officials stating that counting could last into the following week. Watson characterizes the delay as a tactical maneuver to selectively dump votes and pretend the Republican path to victory is closed.

Otero County, New Mexico, held a public hearing regarding the removal of voting machines from future elections in favor of hand-counting paper ballots. While hand-counting is acknowledged as painstaking, it is presented as a necessary solution to ensure election integrity. Similar efforts by citizens in Utah to access election records have reportedly been met with federal interference.

Ali Alexander criticizes Mitch McConnell for initially considering a compromise on the Electoral Count Act, which Alexander claims would eliminate future Electoral College objections. He argues that the proposed "voting rights" bills are actually attempts to federalize elections and prevent fair outcomes. Alexander’s op-ed in the American Spectator is cited as a key influence in pushing Republicans away from this compromise.

Political activist Ali Alexander joins the program to discuss the arrest of Stewart Rhodes and the broader "coup" against the Republican Party. Alexander argues that the Electoral Count Act and new voting rights legislation are designed to federalize elections and outlaw political protest. He claims that he and the host are under official counterterrorism surveillance by the Pentagon.