Denver Riggleman

But it's also interesting what he didn't say.

He didn't say the federal government was going to take over elections.

He said the Republicans, which should be –

Amy, right?

Isn't that a bit of a red flag?

Yeah.

You know, to me it is.

But, you know, I think as we're moving forward, what you're seeing with the Tulsi Gabbard at Fulton County, you're seeing the foreign election interference playbook happening just like it did in 2020 and 2021.

especially with the executive orders like 13848.

People can look it up.

You know, we don't talk about my book much on here, but I did sort of write about it in a prophetic way using data that this is the same thing that they're going to do in the future, and they are.

And that's what scares me, is they're going to use foreign interference conspiracy theories to invoke executive orders to seize voting machines or to disenfranchise voters in the specific swing districts and states.

Yeah, I mean there's – if you keep reading, I know what they're going to do though, right?

Clarence Thomas was a big pusher of the states having complete –

immunity from any action against how they choose electors, which came up with the alternate electors conspiracy theories, or the alternate electors being chosen because of conspiracy theories.

The flip to that

And what's crazy about this is that we don't know if the Supreme Court, if it's constituted, would say, hey, the second part of that constitutional phrase says that unless there's really, really bad things happening, which that is a hell of a paraphrase right there.

Really, really bad.

But it really is the end of federalism if we do that.

And I think it's interesting to me that those who talk about states' rights and who pushed all the way to where alternate electors should be allowed, which would have been a stolen election –