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Former Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney discusses her 2002 loss in Georgia, which she attributes to the introduction of Diebold electronic voting machines. McKinney, a six-term incumbent, was defeated after questioning the 9/11 narrative and the role of intelligence agencies. The hosts note that Diebold machines lacked paper backups, allowing for "vote flipping" without an audit trail.
Cynthia McKinney describes "vote flipping" where machines would change a voter's selection away from their intended candidate. The hosts connect her 2002 experience to the 2020 claims made by Sidney Powell regarding Dominion and Smartmatic systems. They lament that McKinney was "ran out of office" and marginalized by the media for being a "troublemaker" who asked too many questions.
Cynthia McKinney's theory on the "divide in the deep state" is discussed, where she posits a conflict between globalists and "nationalist" factions (the "killer wasps") within the military. The hosts praise her analysis and call for her to be interviewed on the show. They emphasize her quote: "All the bad things that are happening to white people today happened to black people first."
