Topic: Diebold

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.

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.