California vote drags because (1/3rd of mail-in vote will be after election day)

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00:01 I'm doing the show from home today as you folks that are streaming can tell I got to work today and I was just kind of getting ready for the show and the board in my studio was completely dead. mean absolutely was just done nothing not a light not a blip nothing so I had to pack back up and get back home and get to my home studio so I am so if you hear the dogs in the background that that would explain it. 00:29 I'd show California, we all know that they're, you know, big into their Democrats. In fact, by several million people in California, Democrats outnumber Republicans. But that doesn't explain why it takes them so long to count their ballots. Once you listen to this, this is Kornacki over on CNBC. 00:58 And we're talking. I'm sorry. What did you say again? Remember the final piece of the puzzle that we won't know tonight, right, is the late arriving vote by mail. And we're talking about probably like a third of the vote in Los Angeles. We're probably not going to be getting until tomorrow and maybe days to come after tomorrow. The mail can still come in after Election Day. And there's indications and there's certainly a ton of precedent here that that late arriving vote by mail is going to be 01:28 significantly more democratic friendly than all of the other vote, meaning that would be good news for Bass. That would be good news for Rahman. If she's going to come out of tonight behind Pratt, it's a huge if, but if she's going to come out of tonight behind Pratt, well, it's not a huge if at this point, she would then have that opportunity if she's close enough to catch him with that. But that is a 25,000 vote pad there. Eight percentage points that Pratt has managed to build. Remember. Yeah. So, so again. 01:55 This whole voting by mail garbage, that's got to go. That's got to go nationwide. Voting by mail. Mail-in ballots, really what they are is mail-out ballots. But it's not even mail-in ballots because you don't request the ballot. It's not the Democrats' cheat. You don't request the ballot. If you've got an address, then you get a ballot. If you've got an address in the city of Los Angeles, 02:25 you get a It doesn't matter if, you know, and I literally, literally, back in 2016, 2020, I heard of people that got four and five ballots in one address. Yeah, oh yeah, that happens. Oh, absolutely, it happens. Happens all the time. And people just fill them out and mail them in. 02:52 It's not that there's no chain of custody. None of that. then, of course, they got the voting boxes out there. can just, when somebody set it on fire the other night, they're to, they are always going to try to find a way to cheat. So let's take a look at this. Red flags, red flags here, ladies and gentlemen. So. 03:20 Last night as they were and you know wee hours of the morning when a lot of these votes were coming in when 39.3 % of the vote was in. Karen Bass, now listen to this, Karen Bass had 117,579. Spencer Pratt had 86,323. So 03:49 little bit of time goes by. Now we're up to 42.4 % of the vote in. Karen Bass had 130,429 votes. Spencer Pratt had 86,323, the exact same number he had at 39%. Now that is damn near statistically impossible that nobody 04:18 between 117,000 and 130,000, nobody voted for Spencer Pratt. Not a single person out there voted for this guy. Like I said, statistically impossible, but that's not the only place we're seeing it, other places as well. I mean, when you look, so when you look, so when you go back to 39%, all right. 04:45 Karen Bass, like I said, had 117,579. I believe I'm, yeah. So that's at 39.3%. Xavier Becerra had 796,672. Steve Hilton had 773,896. So then you go over, you go back to that 42.4%. 05:17 the The only person whose vote did not increase between 33 39.3 % and 42.4 % was Spencer Pratt. 05:41 The only person. 05:44 whose numbers did not go up. Everybody else went up. again, statistically impossible. something's, listen, I don't know, something's going o ...

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