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The hosts compare Donald Trump's rallies to WWE wrestling events, noting the similar venues and fan energy. They discuss the role of the Supreme Court and Justice Clarence Thomas, arguing that while the court shouldn't overturn elections, it should have heard the disputes between states. They predict that states like Texas will move away from using electronic voting machines in the future.
McKinney tells the story of Athan Gibbs, a black accountant who invented a voting machine with a verifiable paper audit trail. Gibbs's machine was rejected by Georgia officials in favor of Diebold's system, which lacked transparency. Gibbs argued that voters should be able to verify their vote just like an ATM receipt. He died in a suspicious car accident one week after his story gained national media attention.
