Claims About Lula, Flávio and Brazil's Election

Let's see if I got this right. Okay?

I'm talking about the election down in Brazil.

Okay.

Now, it is known that Brazil is an

incredibly corrupt country,

all right, dominated by all of their drug

cartels.

Yes. Okay. So here's this election,

and on the one side, on the, the right side, okay, is

this gentleman named Flavio, okay.

On the left side, who

wants to maintain the status quo with

all of the corruption, is this guy named Lula.

Okay? I got that right so far? All righty.

So they had an election,

and it was time to close the polls.

And then

Lula,

his ex-lawyer, who is a Superior Court

judge down there, but

he's not actually involved in the

elections, okay? He's a judge, but he's not involved

in the election. He decides that he's going to

extend the time that people can get to

the polls to vote.

So in the middle of everything, he extends the time, I guess,

until they got

enough votes to elect

his guy, Lula.

And then, of course, Lula wins.

How convenient. Doesn't that remind you of, of California,

about what's

happening now in California, right?

We just gonna keep extending the

time until we get

all the votes we need for

us to win, right?

Not-- I mean, for, for the left to win.

And that's exactly what happened.

And then, uh, right after,

they said that they wanted to take Flavio's

passport.

Why? Because he lost

the election, or is there

something else heinous going on?

Well, now it's reports that Flavio has left the country.

Stay tuned, everybody.

Let's get our popcorn.