If GA's 2026 election is stolen, we've already seen video of the heist

Ron opens Thursday’s show fired up after Wall Street Journal reporting confirms a theory he raised earlier this week about Georgia native / Morehouse graduate Admiral Alvin Holsey’s abrupt retirement. It seems SECDOW Pete Hegseth didn't much care for Holsey's persistent pushback on (potentially) illegal orders given in the Caribbean. Ron lined it up earlier this week: the Holsey surprise resignation announcement was mere weeks after the "double tap" bombing that has Hegseth scrutinized now. Marilyn Marks—executive director with the Coalition for Good Governance—joined Ron to explain why the unresolved breach of Georgia’s statewide voting software remains an urgent, ongoing threat. She pushes back on recent legal takes, argues that at least some alarming elements of the case never should’ve been dropped entirely, and details what voters should know heading into 2026. First, why is no one in the Secretary of State's office, nor that of the state Attorney General, concerned or pursuing charges against those who broke into Coffee County's elections office and stole voter data and Dominion software? Also, what did Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger know about it, and when?She and her organization's push - a bipartisan one at that - calls for Georgia to return to hand-marked paper ballots. If you've concerns, yourself, email: [email protected], a conversation with Roswell mayor-elect Mary Robichaux about her unexpected national attention and what comes next for her community.Tune in to catch the Ron Show weekdays from 4-6pm Eastern time on Georgia NOW! Grab the app or listen online at heargeorgianow.com.#AdmiralHalsey #MarilynMarks #MaryRobichaux #GeorgiaElections #ElectionIntegrity #WSJReport #CoalitionForGoodGovernance #GeorgiaPolitics #HearGeorgiaNow #TheRonShow