Emerald Robinson

And it wasn't just... Look, it's not just Republicans or Democrats.

There was excess votes...

in the Republican primary and the Democrat primary.

Now there was tens of thousands of more in the Republican primary as opposed to the Democrat primary, but that's just at the initial look, right?

And, and, and,

Here's what it boils down to.

You don't have a lot of motivation on the part of Republicans to clean this up.

You know, they'll pay lip service to it and how they don't like ballot harvesting and they don't like mail-in ballots.

When you talk about the machines, they get very squirrely, Dr. Drew.

And I think it boils down to the primaries because look what's happening in the Republican primaries.

And I thought, I've seen this in Georgia in the past.

I've seen it in other states in the past.

But I think because Doc Chambers was paying such close attention and his team did such a good job of documenting it.

Texas provided the best example that I've seen so far of what I've been saying.

I think a lot of it comes down to control for both of the parties, right?

They want to keep populist candidates out of both.

And they want to keep those primary candidates to go into the general that either party can control.

So I think that's why you don't see a lot of a lot of motivation on the Republican side either.

They like to say.

Yeah, what's your idea?