Spencer Pratt’s Loss Is Statistically Impossible | Ron Simmons
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Hello, everybody. I hope everybody has had a great week this week. I know that we are now kind of into summer, even though it's not officially summer until June.
How did late mail-in ballots impact the L.A. mayoral race?
I can tell you in Texas, it's already summer. It's been a hot one, and I think it's going to be a hot summer. That's the way it is. Now, maybe El Nino will bring us some rain that we always seem to need. And I hope wherever you are that you're beginning to enjoy your summer. Your kids are hopefully out of school by now. And graduations are over. Congratulations to all of you that graduated or had kids that graduated or grandkids. Those are always kind of interesting and fun times. I can remember all of those for our kids, and they all have a special memory in our heart. In fact, I'll tell you a little story. I guess Lisa and I always knew that Allie was going to be someone that used her voice in whatever career she decided upon.
But I think that we knew for sure that she was going to be speaking to groups of people when she graduated from college.
What scandals are surrounding the Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner?
Her college, Furman University, did not the valedictorian didn't automatically speak they actually had a speaking contest that the students participated in and helped judge and then the faculty some faculty group made the final decision and Allie was chosen as the graduation speaker which we were certainly proud of and I remember her speaking that night in the football stadium at Furman, and just, I could just tell there was a point in her speech, in fact, I should have brought the picture with me, I have a really good picture of it, that it's almost like it's going off in her head, like, yep, this is what I'm meant to do. And so that's a special time for our family. I know you've had a bunch of special times as well.
Now, a lot to talk about today, and we'll try to get through it in as clear and concise as we can. But it's a lot of really interesting information that I hope when I'm doing these. My sessions, obviously, are different than Allie's. My sessions are really to try to take things and to put them in as layman terms as possible. Some of them are very easy to understand.
Why did Senate Republicans block the SAVE America Act?
Some are more complex. And some of them I may not do that great of a job at. And if I don't, please let me know that. But I do think that they're important. What we're trying to do here, what I'm trying to do is to help you and all of us become better engaged citizens. And I know that you have a lot going on within your family and your job and the other stuff that you do. But it's also important that we participate in our citizenry. And that has to do with paying attention to those that govern us. It has to do with paying attention to culture. and having influence on as many of those areas as we can through the means that are appropriate that we do as Christians. So that's kind of my goal here. And also to answer your questions, you always have great questions.
We'll have some great questions on this episode, and I'll try to do my best to answer those. But you can always also email me, ron at ronsimmons.com. And I'm happy to answer your questions. If you've emailed me and I haven't gotten back to you, please resend it so it gets back to the top of my inbox. Sometimes they get down at the bottom of the inbox and I forget about them.
What concerns are being raised about AI data centers?
So please do that. One of the things that's been going on in the last several days is the mayoral race in Los Angeles. And the current mayor there, Karen Bass, and she had two main contenders, Stephen Pratt and Neetha Raymond. And the actual election day was a week or two ago, but it takes California seven, eight days to count votes, which is really crazy.
How can voters ensure election integrity?
The latest and what they are calling the final says that Nithya Ramon has overtaken Spencer Pratt in the race for second place in the mayor race so that she'll be in the runoff along with Karen Bass. Now, it's really interesting that this happened because on election night, because Pratt was so far ahead of her and about eight or nine points ahead of her, which is a lot in an election race, Nathia Ramon broke down in tears addressing her supporters because she was in third place and wouldn't be in the runoff.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:10–0:19
2
How did late mail-in ballots impact the L.A. mayoral race?
0:19–1:12
3
What scandals are surrounding the Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner?
1:12–2:19
4
Why did Senate Republicans block the SAVE America Act?
2:19–3:26
5
What concerns are being raised about AI data centers?
3:26–3:59
6
How can voters ensure election integrity?
3:59–55:06
Speakers
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