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The hosts debate Tucker Carlson's role at Fox News following the network's controversial election coverage. While one host views Carlson as "controlled opposition" who failed to interview Sidney Powell, the other notes Carlson's announcement of an expanded role at the company. They discuss the network's internal shift toward a more "benign" centrist stance under the leadership of Roger Ailes's successors.
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.
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.
