4 chapters across the catalog
The media's role in calling the 2020 election for Joe Biden is examined, starting with the Fox News decision desk's early call for Arizona. The hosts discuss the resulting migration of viewers from Fox News to Newsmax and the negative feedback on YouTube. They question the "remarkable outlier" of Biden's vote totals compared to historical norms.
A CBS News report highlights a "sea change" in the Latino vote, with significant support for Donald Trump among Cuban and Venezuelan Americans in Florida due to anti-socialism sentiments. The hosts discuss how Cubans act as a cohesive voting bloc similar to ADOS. They contrast the lack of shaming for Latino Trump voters with the intense shaming directed at black Trump supporters.
Olympic wrestler Nashon Garrett discovers that a ballot was cast in his name in Maricopa County, Arizona, despite him living and voting in Tennessee. The hosts highlight this as a concrete example of voter irregularity that contradicts mainstream claims of a "perfect" election. They note that Garrett's status as a black athlete adds "spiciness" to the story of suppressed or stolen votes.
Continuing the Nashon Garrett story, the hosts examine how a mail-in ballot could be cast from an old address without the voter's knowledge. They criticize the lack of transparency in the counting process and the conflicting reports regarding audits and recounts in Arizona. The segment emphasizes the general uncertainty and "flux" surrounding the official results.
