Graham Platner

And mostly, Glenn, I mean, it's not just DOJ rules.

But we also want to protect innocent people.

If we get something wrong, we don't want someone to be tainted with the stain of an investigation until we're able to prove that in court.

So I can't get into too much.

But just know that at this point right now, we're wide open for investigations.

If anyone knows anything, direct evidence.

I know people have theories and they have ideas.

And what we need right now are witnesses.

If you've witnessed anything, if someone voted in your name and you found out someone voted for you, we want to know about that.

If you saw someone collecting ballots in a suspicious way or doing something odd with ballots, we want to know about that.

That's how they're really exact opposite.

I think if someone is taking their time to count the votes, I think if someone is looking at every single thing because in California it's the most populous state, we all know that and they actually have signature verification.

So they look at every single signature and if those signatures do not match what they have on file, they then go back to the person and they say,

Was this you?

And so it does take a long time to be right, to do it well.

I don't think you can do it when you have 23 million registered voters.

It's just not possible.

This is the dumbest conspiracy theory I have ever heard because the Democratic establishment and Karen Bass wanted Spencer Pratt in the runoff.

They don't want any part to do with Nithya Raman.

Why is that?