John Case

I know we can prove beyond any doubt the stealing of the 2020 election just with the mail-in ballots.

Don't misconstrue that.

I don't think these machines are completely and totally screwed up.

And I think as we get more information on this Venezuela situation, and now from all the people in the chat that were posseing out there that were called crazy because Venezuela, I'm not so sure you're going to be called crazy for too much longer.

But Todd, I'll get to that in a moment.

Um, in Savannah, this acid attack, there's something broader going on.

We can play all kinds of clips from local news on other things going on.

The people, correct me if I'm wrong, the people in Savannah, cause you run, I think the Georgia record, the one of the big news sites down there, the people in Savannah are calling for the president or somebody to send in the national guard, that this is a combination of what we've seen before the criminal element plus illegal aliens that are basically overwhelming the city, sir.

Yes, Steve, and I can break some news right now on your show.

We have a district attorney in Savannah who's putting together, drafting a letter for the President of the United States.

And I'm on the Pentagon Press Corps, so I'm going to deliver it also to Secretary Hegseth.

on Monday, calling for the National Guard to be deployed to Savannah.

Savannah is a beautiful city.

I grew up there on an iconic island, Isle of Hope, off the coast.

It was the city Lincoln, Sherman gave Lincoln after the Civil War, the only city that wasn't burned.

It's got a huge Irish community, the biggest St.

Patrick's Day parade in the country.

But it's also a port city, Steve.

It's a big port of entry into the United States.

It's a big tourist destination, huge military presence.