Ashe Tuesday, Part 2: Mark Cook, Hand Count Road Show; John Case, Tina Peters attorney

Hour 2 of this Ashe Tuesday features Ashe Epp breaking down the latest on the Tina Peters case, where Judge Matthew Barrett denied her motion to disqualify himself from the sentencing phase. Ashe and Ryan are joined by Mark Cook, founder of Hand Count Road Show, who shares his expertise on election manipulation and the importance of hand-counted ballots. They discuss the complexities of electronic voting systems and the need for transparency in the electoral process. Mark's insights offer a unique perspective on the intersection of technology and democracy. Home - Hand Count Road Show Also, John Case - lead counsel for Tina Peters - provides an update on the latest in his client's legal battle with Judge Barrett refusing to remove himself from the case. Barrett Denies Peters' Motion to Disqualify HimselfSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.