Election Vote Counting Controversy
For Biden?
There was not, there was not a Trump vote in there.
Uh, they all vote- And you do not have a place in any state
...
Well, maybe, maybe Dixville's Notch, where there were five voters-
Five people
... at the first thing, and they all five voted for Biden.
Maybe there, but not when you have something of 138,000.
You don't all break that way. And it still shouldn't be linear,
because you have so
many counters that are counting across the way,
that they're all tallying and
reporting. And you don't bunch them in and report one, one thing.
So that doesn't look right for the process.
It certainly does not look right for the fact that there is no place of 138,000
where you don't have both candidates represented.
I mean, even, even the, the bluest city, you're still gonna have somebody voting
for the other party. And, and so these, these two things, it would not
be a tight race right now had this not occurred, and this looks like it occurred
maybe 4:30 in the morning. This is about 6:30 in the morning.
6:23 AM.
There you go.
Here.
Well, 6:23 here.
We're there.
Yeah.
Yeah, about.
It looks like about 4:30 maybe that it shot up here.
So that, those are the two charts. And now you hear that,
that Nevada has shut
down. They're suddenly not counting anymore.
So there, there's some crazy stuff going.
Gene?
If, if you had to, uh, make a prediction, why would
they stop counting in Nevada? I mean, people at home are trying to figure
out, "What? It's the middle of the day.
Why, why would you even stop?"
Uh, that's what's inexplicable by all-
... logical, by all political counts. It makes no sense at all.
So you would still have people working.
You would still have people counting through the day, through the night,
trying to
get the tally. Makes no sense why you shut everyone down.
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