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Moe analyzes the claim that Stacey Abrams registered 800,000 new voters in Georgia in just two years, representing a massive portion of the state's 5 million voters. He suggests Abrams is being "set up" to take the fall if election shenanigans are officially discovered, comparing her situation to Loretta Lynch or Ray Nagin. The hosts question how she achieved these numbers with a minimal social media following.
The hosts discuss the mother of Eric Garner being used to encourage voting, noting that her son received no federal justice during the Obama administration. They also comment on Starbucks allowing employees to wear Black Lives Matter and "No Justice, No Peace" pins, which they link to Sharpton's "National Action Network" branding and financial influence over corporations.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions testified before Congress regarding the BIE report, appearing unfamiliar with the specific document while acknowledging the existence of racially motivated violent activists. The exchange highlights the transition from the Obama administration to the Trump administration and how the FBI framed the threat.
