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The hosts express disbelief that Joe Biden won Georgia—a state that hasn't gone blue since 1992—despite his margins among both Hispanic and Black voters being lower than Hillary Clinton's in 2016. They describe the 2020 data as a "scientific outlier" that would normally be thrown out in a professional experiment. They anticipate Sidney Powell's "Kraken" legal challenges will provide more clarity.
Adam Curry plays a clip of Tucker Carlson confirming he is staying at Fox News and expanding his role. Moe argues that Carlson and Laura Ingraham are "controlled opposition" who are in a tight spot as their base moves to Newsmax. They criticize Carlson for attacking Sidney Powell's lack of evidence while ignoring the broader context of legal challenges.
CBS News reports on FBI warnings regarding Iranian and Russian interference in the 2020 election. The hosts point out the glaring omission of China from these reports, despite China having the most to gain from a Trump defeat. They characterize the focus on Iran and North Korea as "flak" designed to distract from more significant actors and the demand for a domestic audit.
The hosts link Cynthia McKinney's 20-year-old claims about Georgia's voting machines to Sidney Powell's current allegations. They compare the death of Athan Gibbs to the high-speed car crash of reporter Michael Hastings. They argue that McKinney's story has been marginalized because she was a "troublemaker" who questioned the 9/11 narrative and intelligence agency activities.
