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CNN's Wolf Blitzer and Phil Mattingly discuss the hand recount in Georgia. The hosts catch Mattingly "propagandizing" the audience by claiming a hand recount is "essentially an audit." They clarify that a recount only tallies existing ballots, while an audit verifies the validity and legality of those ballots. They argue this conflation is a "slick trick" to avoid actual scrutiny of voter fraud.
The hosts argue that if Democrats truly believe black voters are the most "oppressed" and "disenfranchised," they should welcome a full audit of every vote to ensure accuracy. They criticize the media for previously worrying about foreign hacking while now dismissing all concerns about voting machine integrity. They call for complete transparency in the Georgia recount process.
A clip features a reporter questioning why Diebold, a maker of ATM machines with receipts, would produce voting machines without an audit trail. The hosts argue that the system is designed to provide only the "idea" of voting. They compare the superior record-keeping of Home Depot to the opaque and lengthy counting process of the U.S. election system.
