Topic: Cynthia Mckinney

The hosts read donor notes touching on Georgia politics, including the 2002 primary loss of Cynthia McKinney and the current investigation into Stacey Abrams. Moe suggests that Abrams is being set up to "hold the bag" for the Democratic party. The segment concludes with thanks to various associate executive producers and a recommendation for the TV series "Fargo."

Former Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney discusses her experience with the introduction of electronic voting machines in Georgia. McKinney, a six-term incumbent, was ousted shortly after the machines were deployed. She describes herself as a "veteran of the electronic voting machine war" and notes the lack of paper trails in the original Diebold systems.

Moe points out the absurdity that Home Depot has better record-keeping for a hammer purchase than the US government has for an election. He references McKinney's theory of a "divide in the deep state" between "wasp nationalists" and "globalists." The hosts express a desire to interview McKinney to document her story properly and shine a light on the "Athan Gibbs standard."

The hosts review the Wikipedia entry for Denise Majette, who defeated Cynthia McKinney in 2002. They note that Majette's win was attributed to "crossover Republicans" voting in the Democratic primary to oust McKinney due to her 9/11 comments. They argue that McKinney was a "voice of truth" who was systematically removed from power for being a headache to the establishment.