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Kari Lake - November 9th, Hour 2
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All right, glad you're with us, 800 941 Sean.
If you want to be a part of the program, uh so glad you could be here.
We welcome back to the program, Congressman Jim Jordan, the great state of Ohio.
Mr. Jordan, sir, how are you?
I'm fine, Sean.
How are you doing today?
I'm good.
Well, so where do you think we are in the House?
I've heard anywhere from sixteen to twenty net.
What do you have?
Yeah, we're gonna win the House.
You can you can feel that.
Uh you look at some of the Arizona numbers.
Eli Crane was just declared uh a winner out there, great candidate, gonna be a great member, and we're we're we're we're gonna win some of those seats that we were down in early.
Um so I think we're gonna have the majority in the house, and I think frankly we're gonna get the majority in the Senate.
And I learned a long time ago, win and beats losing.
So uh you know, this is while we would had hope to do that.
You think you think win and beats lose I'm I don't know, maybe that's every single time it's better to win, and uh it looks like we're gonna win both.
So uh, you know, the Democrats can say what they want, but um I I think this it was it it's it's gonna wind up being good for the country because we're gonna be able to put the brakes on the craziness from Joe Biden and and the Democrats.
So here's what uh the information I've got on the Senate that I can pass on to you.
Um the Maricopa officials have come out and uh they they still have not counted, and by the way, this is such a disgrace for the American people.
It's so unfair to every state that like your state of Ohio that you get the results night of in Florida and 46 at least of the other states that that can get their elections done that night or the next morning, like Ron Johnson won in Wisconsin, uh, which was good news today, and Herschel now it's official, he's in a runoff against Raphael Warnock at a very tight race.
And um, and I think that's a winnable race for Herschel.
I hope I hope all every Republican in Georgia goes all in.
This is this is a very important race.
But anyway, I found out that the outstanding votes in Nevada, uh, there's not enough out there, uh, especially in Clark County, which is the Vegas area, which is heavily Democrat, uh, or in fact um um black salt to lose that race.
Yeah, and so you know, and then Blake Masters, I mean, look, Kerry Lake is only down twelve thousand based on you know two hundred and seventy-five thousand day of ballots not counted, and the weekend before another hundred and twenty-five thousand, and another seventeen thousand in in some of the more rural areas, all three of those categories will go heavily Republican, if if if history is any indicator.
And then as many as a hundred or thousand or more, you know, in Pima and other rural areas.
I mean, this is insanity.
They can't even give you an exact number, but we are learning that in Nevada that Laxalt there's not enough votes out there for the Democrat to win, and that Masters might even have a shot.
Uh he's down by ninety thousand, and you got four or five, six hundred thousand votes outstanding that look heavily Republican, he might have a shot to come back.
Yeah, no, no, it it it's it keeps getting better uh as the day goes on for uh Republicans.
And I'm like you, like like I remember when, you know, we're we're about the same age time.
We remember when you get to all the results.
Every state on election night or the next morning, as you indicated now with all this advanced technology, why does it take days and days for some of these places?
If it's frustrating for you and I who live this stuff every day, imagine for for all the American people, like well, what is going on?
It's it's it's ridiculous.
Um but the good news is we're we are gonna, I think, have control of both, uh the House and the Senate, and that's gonna help us stop the craziness from Joe Biden.
And of course, just as importantly, it gives us the ability to do the investigations that need done so the country, so we the people can get the facts on what our government's been up to.
And in our situation, specifically the Justice Department, we issued a thousand page report last week that highlights all the politics and all the shenanigans going on over there.
So we we want to get to the bottom of all that as well.
Well, let me ask you this question.
Um I'm you know, as I try to explain to people, I thought people's expectations.
I don't know if you followed a lot of my coverage leading up to on TV or radio.
Yeah.
Okay, so I'm I'm looking at uh candidates, three in particular, the most radical.
You know, people like Raphael Warnott, Cash Bail, no fossil fuels, CRT in schools.
Uh people have to repent of for their whiteness, you know, of admirer of Parrakhan and Jeremiah Wright and Fidel Castro.
I mean, really radical.
People seem to ignore that.
Fetterman, another example.
Yeah.
You know, legal legalized drugs, safe heroin injection sites paid for by taxpayers, no limits on abortion, moratorium on fracking, release as many convicted murderers as I can and open up the prisons and let a third to half the prison population free.
Um, you know, sanctuary cities and states all over Pennsylvania wants that, the shotgun incident we talked at ad nauseum about.
The same with Mandela Barnes, you know, and and it was a close race for Ron Johnson.
And I'm looking at this, and I I'm coming to the conclusion that Democrats didn't care.
If you had a D next to your name and a pulse, they were going to vote for you because they knew you'd be a rubber stamp.
Am I wrong?
Well, and also you got the corporate media, the mainstream media out there going along, just an extension and arm of the Democrat Party, saying all kinds of things, repeating all the the false statements made about Republicans and championing the the the you know the Democrats' message.
So that that's that's difficult too.
Now a lot of Americans listen to folks like you, Sean, and they get the truth and the facts, and and and but the mainstream press certainly doesn't do that.
So I think you put that all together, um, yeah, that's that's why some of these races were so close.
But the end it's about winning.
And Ron Johnson is going to win, and he's a great member of the Senate.
You you know that this guy is a fighter.
Uh I'm so glad he's coming back.
It looks like um uh JD Vance won Ohio, we know that it looks like Hersell's in and going to be in the runoff.
I think he's gonna win.
We're all gonna go to I was in Georgia two years ago at this, you know, we would spent December in Georgia, right?
So we're I think we're gonna be doing the same thing to make do everything we can to make sure he wins.
Um that that's just that's just where it is.
We know the left's against us.
I always say the left, the left controls everything, the big tech, big media, big sports, big corporations, the higher education, uh they control Hollywood, the House, the Senate, or and the White House, but they don't control we the people.
And in spite of all that, the left control that we the people spoke yesterday, and I think they're gonna give the House and the Senate to Republicans.
Well, I think so too.
But you know, this gives us now an opportunity.
If we can get the Senate along with the House, that would give Republicans an opportunity to dig into the Hunter Biden laptop.
That would give us an opportunity to look at, you know, these these whistleblowers in the Department of Justice and the FBI and and that are claiming the FBI has been politicized.
What have you learned so far about that part?
We issued that report last week.
The press went after us, the mainstream press, because it was you know, we got 14 whistleblowers.
FBI agents who've come and talked to us and told us how bad it's gotten.
One whistleblower said this, Sean.
I want I want you to just think about the terms he used, the language he used.
He said the hierarchy, the Washington Field Office, the hierarchy of the FBI is quote, rotted to the core.
This is not the agents.
You talk about the agents I talk about the agents, the rank and file agents are good men and women.
But the people at the top, specifically the Washington Field Office, totally driven by politics.
And we live, as you know, in the greatest country in history, greatest country ever, but we are not America.
If you have a Justice Department that doesn't treat people equally under the law, and that is exactly the situation we have now.
So the one of the key things for us being in the majority is the ability to further the investigation we've already done and actually call in witnesses, call in people and get to all the facts.
Now we can't ultimately hold them accountable, but by pointing out the facts, you begin to hold people accountable because now the nation, the country, the people know what's going on, and that will also factor into the decision that we're gonna make in two years and who's gonna be our next president.
Let's talk a little bit about um where we think that this you know what what do we take out of this election from your point of view?
Um if people are just so locked into partisanship to the extent that they are.
Now, I think you're right.
I think the media is complicit.
It's it's the biggest donation they give Democrats.
They allow somebody like Fetterman to go unchecked, unquestioned, hide in the basement the entire campaign, barely survive a one one-hour debate after voting had had taken place for over what, five, six weeks, whatever it happened to be, at the very end of the election.
Um if the if the media doesn't vet and people in in Wisconsin, they would never support the insanity of um of Mandela Barnes.
People if they really knew Raphael Warnock, I mean, only we found this out.
It never even came up in the the election uh runoff against Kelly Laughler.
You know, it's you know, it's To me, it's nuts.
Yeah.
Well, I think there's a couple of key takeaways.
One, uh, we look at Florida.
Florida was uh was a uh I think a win for freedom, a win for liberty.
Uh the up and down the ticket, uh Republicans did so well in that state.
I think I think two Democrats ran away from their leadership, and no Democrat was embracing.
No one was hugging Joe Biden.
In fact, they didn't want him anywhere near them during the campaign.
And many of those Democrats talk like Republicans when they're out on the on the stump.
So I think those are a couple takeaways.
And then third, never underestimate the the the importance of the candidates themselves and their work ethic.
And let me give you a great example.
Uh Scott Perry, chairman of the Freedom Caucus, was attacked mercilessly by the, but uh unmercilessly by the the uh the the left.
They called him everything.
The FBI took his phone, he's in a swing district, but he he busted his tail.
He worked so hard, he won that race by ten points.
And the voters in his district know that Scott Perry means what he says.
When he gets to Washington, he's gonna do what he told him he was gonna do, and they re-elected him in spite of the onslaught from the left and all the stuff the mainstream media did to him.
So the candidate themselves, their genuineness, their commitment to doing what they're told the voters they were gonna do, and their willingness to work hard makes a big difference as well.
No, I think you're right.
Back to the the two powers that Republicans will have in the House that are very powerful.
One is the power of subpoena.
We talked about that.
That would that would include the the Hunter Biden laptop, the implication of his father Joe, the origins of COVID 19, politicizing the FBI, weaponizing the DOJ, all under investigation and and whistleblowers that hopefully the country will get to hear from uh and learn a lot about what's been going on, and I think a lot that's been covered up over the last number of years.
But then it's also the power of the purse.
No president can spend a penny without the approval of Congress.
Now that's gonna get to some very dicey times where a small majority of Republicans in the House and hopefully the Senate are gonna have to stand strong and not give in to you're shutting down the government, you're stealing grandma's social security, even though grandma will get her social security.
Um exactly right.
You know that fight is coming.
Yeah, and you got it, you gotta be willing to make that fight and make it in a principled way and focus on winning on one what you can't you can't demand ten things.
You gotta demand one important thing in that deal when you're when you're dealing with appropriations, and of course, one part of that is demanding that we not spend on the at these ridiculous levels.
So uh I I do think that's important.
The founders in their wisdom wanted wanted the House to be the body closest to the will of the American people.
That's why every two years you they get a chance to throw us all out.
And and that's also why in that body, the one closest to the people, the House of Representatives, that's where all the spending and taxing policies and bills have to originate.
So we got to focus on spending, but we also got to focus on making sure on those important bills that we're doing what needs to be done on energy, what needs to be done to secure our border, what needs to be done on holding big tech accountable for their censorship, an attack on conservatives up and down the line.
Oh hold making sure we're we're speaking up for moms and dads, because Democrats have taken the position that they think government is smarter when it comes to the education of your children.
And Republicans say, no, no, no, we actually think it's moms and dads, we actually think it's parents.
After all, they know their kids' name for goodness sake.
So all those issues we have to show a clear difference, and that will actually help frame up uh the presidential contest in two years as well.
This is going to have to cause Republicans um to unite.
Republicans tend to create circular firing squads.
Will the freedom caucus get along with the establishment wing of the Republican Party?
Is everybody gonna play nice in the sandbox or are you all gonna kill each other?
We've we've been united over the last four years.
You saw it.
I I used this example, Sean, and you know, because you were right in the middle of this as well, but when the Democrats did their crazy impeachment back in 2019, uh the conventional wisdom was that oh, Republicans, the all the all the Democrats are gonna vote to impeach, a bunch of Republicans are gonna uh uh join him.
But after four months of fighting the fight and pointing out the facts, every single Republican voted not to impeach President Trump.
Several Democrats joined us, one switched parties and is now a member of our conference good member who won re-election last night with sixty-some percent of the vote, Jeff Andrew from New Jersey.
So you're right.
That's how we have to be united in fighting for the things we told the American people we were gonna fight for.
I think you're gonna be probably the bridge to the more conservative American first movement and and any establishment people that are there, and they're just gonna have to do the hard work that maybe they would have shied away from otherwise.
This may end up being a good thing in the end.
Uh Jim Jordan, Ohio, uh, congrats, and uh look forward to uh following up on a lot of these things that have gone under the radar that now will be front and center for the country.
Thank you, sir.
Oh, Joe Biden, he's come a long way.
He he went from this notion uh that democracy is in peril, and Republicans are gonna take your Social Security and Medicare and your veterans' benefits.
Uh and now he's saying um he now is invited.
Let's see, what did it just break on someplace?
Uh follow the G following the G20.
I will invite leaders from both parties to the White House to discuss how we will collaborate.
All of a sudden, out of power.
Republicans, power of subpoena, power of the purse.
Uh, I think I'll go back to that unifying theme, not the one that I just used for the entire election season, lying about Republicans and their intentions and who they are.
Uh, and we can all get along now.
We'll just forget all of that happened.
If you look at the polls, I don't look at them much anymore because I'm not quite sure how to read them anymore.
He actually said that today, too.
Can you imagine this?
It's unreal.
All right, when we get back, Harry Lake, Republican gubernatorial candidate in Arizona.
Big announcement today by Maricopa County that they have not counted 275,000 day of ballots handed in to their varying districts.
That would probably hate lean heavily Republican.
They didn't count 125,000 uh ballots, handed in, handed in, meaning people walked it in.
They didn't want to mail it over the weekend, and then it may be as many as a hundred thousand or more in some of the rural areas.
We don't know.
We just know it's somewhere between four and five hundred and maybe higher.
Not voted, and she's only 12,000 votes down.
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As we said, massive amounts of votes outstanding in the great state of Arizona.
Now we may know by Friday.
Uh we were told earlier today to prepare.
By the way, told by Katie Hobbs, the gubernatorial candidate for the Democrats, Arizona Secretary of State, uh, voters be prepared to wait days for votes to be counted in this year's midterm elections.
What a disgrace.
The rest of the country was able to calibrate their votes.
The rest of the country didn't have tabulation problems uh with 20% of their tabulators uh like they did in Maricopa County.
Uh, and people had to, you know, scramble to go here, there, and everywhere, or or wait in perpetuity for this thing to work.
I mean, it's unreal.
Here's what the uh Maricopa officials are saying about the outstanding votes.
There are hundreds and hundreds of thousands of them.
Once the signature is matched, we send it forward to a bipartisan ballot processing team.
What that team is is that team sits over there.
It's a uh bipartisan team, different parties sitting across from each other, taking those ballots out of the green affidavit envelopes, making sure that the ballot isn't damaged, making sure that it's not torn, making sure that it doesn't have red ink on it, making sure that it doesn't have coffee on it, anything that would inhibit it from being tabulated.
So, as I mentioned, we've already processed those, and that was about 86,000.
We've sent those ahead to the board for tabulation.
Now we also received approximately 50,000 early ballots on Monday.
So those were dropped off and received on Monday.
Those ballots are currently undergoing processing, so again, they've already undergone that signature review process.
They've been signature verified, they've gone through that audit queue, and now they're with the bipartisan team.
We will have those done today, and then they will be moved forward to again the board for tabulation.
Finally, and this is the big number that is bigger than ever before.
We received approximately 275,000 early ballots dropped off yesterday on election day.
So that is what we were doing late Last night, my team and I, if you saw us in the warehouse, we were receiving back those early ballots that are returned from the voting locations after the voting locations are closed.
We're then sorting those, we're then uh processing those, we're sending them in, we're image capturing that signature, and what we will be doing today and tomorrow and the next day is we will be reviewing the signatures of all those two hundred and seventy-five thousand.
Once they go through signature verification, once they are deemed good signature, once they go through an audit queue, then they can be sent ahead to the board for tabulation.
This number is immense.
And it's something it's a conversation that probably Arizona needs to have in terms of public policy because this is a number that keeps on growing.
It's in many ways, it's wonderful.
Arizona's appreciate the ease uh of the voting process and that you can just take your early ballot and drop it off on election day, but it does inhibit us from having a higher percentage of returns available within the first 24, 48 hours.
But it is important that we do signature verify all of those because it is how we confirm your identity.
In the November 2020 election, which of course I was not here for, but I can still pull statistics from, there are about 170,000 early ballots that were dropped off on election day, November 3rd, 2020.
So obviously, in just the span of two years, despite my best efforts, over a hundred thousand additional people returned ballots just by dropping off an early ballot on election day.
All right, joining us now is Republican gubernatorial candidate Carrie Lake.
The latest uh ballots that I saw, the latest numbers I saw uh was that you were only down twelve thousand.
It was fifty percent to fifty percent.
And uh why don't you explain your interpretation of what the Maricopa officials are saying?
How many ballots do you believe are now outstanding?
Because we didn't get a definitive number.
Um well we're we believe there are six hundred to eight hundred thousand left to count.
And these are people who are our voters.
How how convenient that they haven't been thrown into the mix yet?
275,000 mail and ballots were dropped off on election day.
I'm gonna let your audience guess what kind of a voter dropped off their mail and ballot on election day.
It's pretty obvious.
People who don't trust the drop boxes, who don't trust the system, and who don't trust the mail.
And those are probably the vast majority.
I would venture to guess 80%, maybe even more, are our voters.
So we're gonna get the majority of that.
We also have uh most of those votes, the hundreds of thousands that haven't been counted, were the day of voters.
These are people who are not.
I think I think they said over 275,000 um day of votes and then weekend before votes, which I would argue likely favor people like yourself, Republicans and and people like Blake Masters.
What do you think that roughly the idea the number realistically is because we add up what they're saying at 412,000 ish, but maybe more.
That's what they said.
Well, we have a clear run to uh runway here to victory with all those votes left to count.
Hobbs needed to win mail-in votes by more.
She didn't, and now we're seeing even more mail in.
They had more people show up on election day to vote than did in 2020.
We had huge numbers of our voters show up to vote, and most of them haven't been counted yet.
So we know that of these hundreds of thousands left to count, they are gonna go our way and in big numbers.
And we're only down by twelve thousand.
So what what the hell happened last night?
So I'm watching last night and I'm looking at these numbers, and I'm like, they're not making sense.
You're down by twelve, fourteen points.
I'm like, there's no way.
It's impossible.
And I'm waiting, and we and then all of a sudden I keep hitting refresh, refresh, refresh, refresh.
And it never m it doesn't move for hours.
We're stuck at 52%, I think it was at the time.
Uh and now we have all of these other outstanding votes.
We don't even have an exact vote total.
What what do you think in terms of let's break it down day of voting?
How many votes do you think are outstanding yet to be counted?
How many votes from the weekend before that were dropped off by people that yes, you're right, don't have faith in the system uh in all likelihood.
We have 275,000 mail and ballots that were dropped off on election day.
Those are our votes.
We had 125,000 that were dropped off in the weekend before.
Now those could go either way, but I think they're probably more likely to go our way, to be honest.
And then we had 17,000 that showed up and the machines weren't working.
They decided to vote anyway and had to put their ballot in that door three.
And I'm guessing that those were also gonna go heavy Republican because that tended to happen in Republican areas.
If you look at the neighborhoods, Anthem, Arcadia, uh East Mesa, these are heavy Republican areas.
So those are most likely going to go our way as well.
And now we're hearing there could be a a hundred thousand or more of people who just showed up and voted that haven't been tallied yet.
I'm not from our well, that hundred thousand, where did they come from?
Well, we've got two hundred and seventy-five thousand mail and ballots dropped off election day, one hundred and twenty-five that were dropped off the weekend before.
That's four hundred thousand.
And then we're told there could be two hundred thousand that just haven't been tallied yet that were election day voters.
And this is the problem.
We don't have specifics, and our our election officials are incompetent.
Incompetent.
They didn't mention that today.
Why didn't they mention that today?
These are votes left.
This is Pima and rural areas.
That would tend to favor Republicans, correct?
Rural areas will favor me heavy.
We were looking when when numbers were coming in last night, Sean, in our rural counties, they were going my way between seventy-nine and eighty-nine percent.
Our war room says there's no path to victory for Katie Hobbes to win.
And they also believe that all of us, I'm talking about Blake.
It's gonna be tighter for Blake.
I'm talking about Abe and Mark Fincham are going to be victorious.
The problem is they're so incompetent, they're dragging their feet and counting, and they're trying to make excuses.
We need to reform our elections.
The voters deserve better in Arizona.
And when I get into office, this will be priority number one, reforming our election so that we have winners declared on election night.
Votes tabulated on election night.
It can be done, and I think if we had elections that were run fairly like they are in Florida, we would have had a win, and the the Republicans would have won with big margins on election night.
So let's go to Blake Masters for a second.
Now, Blake was kind of always trailing you, and you noticed that, and and then you invited him to be a part of a lot of your events, and I think that was extraordinarily generous of you, and I think it's going to be helpful to Blake in the end.
He is down now by about 90,000 votes.
Um, based on the numbers you're giving me, he'd have to win about 70 percent of outstanding votes.
Is that is that about the right math?
Uh seventy percent, yes.
And I think we're going to win.
I think we're going to win closer to 80 percent of that vote.
That vote I just described, as you know, are going to be hardcore Republican voters who are fed up.
And I think Blake is gonna win.
We were working together yesterday.
Blake and I went to a bunch of polling places where the lines were long and encouraged people to stay in line, took pictures with them, talked to voters.
These people are true patriotic Americans who are so fed up and they know that their vote is their voice, and they were willing to stand in line.
But I think we lost some people in line.
I just talked to a friend who uh lives up in Anthem, a very Republican part of Maricopa County.
He said the line was two and a half hours all day, and a lot of retirees live up there.
It's hard to stand in line when you have health problems or two and listen, I've I've I've done meet and greets the last five, six hours.
My knees and my back are killing me by the end of it, and uh and I'm in pretty good shape.
Uh so uh so this is fascinating to me.
So this is not over in terms of the Senate race either.
Um and we don't know when we're gonna get get answers.
We're all we're being told is to prepare for days and days of counting.
And I will tell you, it is such a disservice to the to the people of your state.
And it also, Harry, I I know you agree with me, a disservice to the rest of the country.
You know, forty-six, seven states, they get it right.
They they can count votes.
There's still a few outstanding, there's still a few problems in other states.
But with all due respect, your yours is the worst.
And so and we're still waiting for, you know, did Adam Laxalt win.
Um we know in Georgia at least today that they're gonna go to a runoff with Herschel Walker.
Okay, they made the official announcement.
Uh we know that Uh Ron Johnson won a close race in Wisconsin.
Thank goodness that gives the Republicans a chance.
This Blake Masters race is very impactful to the country.
And we're told we're not going to know for days and days.
And here we have a bunch of incompetent and we have a bunch of incompetent schools who didn't do their job.
They have one job to do, run a decent election.
And once again, this is this happened in 2020.
It happened in our primary election, and it happened again, and they're holding the whole country up.
And I feel for the other people in Arizona who live outside of Maricopa County.
I feel for the people in Maricopa County to have an election like run this way.
But think if you ran a perfect election up in Mojave County, Arizona.
And you can't get the results because Maricopa County can't figure it out.
These people need to be run out of office.
Stephen Richard needs to be recalled.
And Bill Gates should resign and hang his head in shame.
This is outrageous.
And I vow to the good people of this state when we win.
But when we win and they finally announce it, and we announce it, on January of 2023, priority number one is to turn our elections around, reform them so that every voter, whether they're Democrat, independent, or Republican, knows their legal vote count, and they can go to bed on election night knowing who won.
And they can live with it, even if their guy didn't win, because they know the elections were fair, honest, and transparent.
That that's all we're asking for.
You know, it's like uh voter ID is not complicated.
Signature verification is not complicated.
Partisan observers watching the vote count uh and watching uh watching the voting is not complicated.
Uh I would go to uh frankly, I would go to paper ballots uh with partisan observers watching all day and watching the count all night and declaring a winner at the end of the night.
Every state should do it, make it a national holiday, make exceptions for the sick, elderly, and people that are are away at work or whatever, and and that's it.
And everybody votes the same day.
Quick break.
We'll come right back more with Carrie Lake, uh Republican gubernatorial candidate out in Arizona.
What a mess it is out there.
Uh, but hopefully we'll get into the bottom of it.
All right, we continue with Republican gubernatorial uh candidate from Arizona, Carrie Lake, about yes, well, it's gonna be days and days till we get the results.
Maybe it's a blessing in a way that you couldn't even vote.
You tried, you couldn't, you had to go elsewhere, and the media had to cover the story.
Yep.
And here's the deal.
I've been calling for reform in our elections.
They call me election denier.
A lot of people didn't believe it.
The mainstream media didn't cover it.
And we want to reform our elections so they're fair and honest.
And now people have a very fresh wound.
And it happened yesterday, and they will understand how important it is.
We want I think day of voting is the way to go.
I think hand counting is the way to go, and it's it happens in in other countries of the world.
And people will say, well, that takes too long.
Well, you know what takes too long is all of these mail in ballots, a glut of them out there having to verify signatures, go think how many people are touching these ballots before they're finally being tabulated.
It doesn't take that long when you work in very small precincts with a thousand voters.
Human beings can count that, and we can count it fairly, and there's less of a chance for fraud, to be honest.
Carrie Lake, uh, thanks so much.
I think we'll see you on TV tonight, and uh look forward to that, and we'll continue to update people on the developments and and hopefully maybe one day in the next year or so we'll actually get the results.
But uh thanks for being with us.
Well, we think we're gonna have good news very soon, but thank you so much, Sean.
You've been wonderful.
Appreciate you being with us and look forward to uh the vote counting being finished and uh your victory, it sounds uh very favorable, favorable for you.
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