Trump Puts CEASE AND DESIST on HIMSELF as HE PANICS
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Why is Donald Trump posting cease‑and‑desist letters to himself?
Donald Trump is now sending cease and desist letters to himself as he starts to panic about the behavior of actual voters who have casted votes thus far. I'll go over that in just a moment. Let me just show you what he's posting now on social media. Cease and desist letters on social media, he goes, Cease and desist. I together with many attorneys in Legal scholars am watching the sanctity of the 2024 presidential election very closely because I know better than most the rampant cheating and skullduggery that has taken place by the Democrats in the 2020 presidential election. Pause. See what he's doing right now? He's fearful. He knows he's losing. You don't do this if you believe you are winning. He's trying to scare people.
And he's trying to set up another January sixth. Let me go on and read it. It was a disgrace to our nation. whining about twenty twenty right now, where he lost by significant margins, he goes. Therefore the twenty twenty four election, where votes have just started being cast will be under the closest professional scrutiny, and when I win, those people that cheated will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law, which will include long term prison sentences, so this depravity of justice does not happen again. Pause. What his Threat is that he wants a dictatorship right there, and that he plans to try to engage in fraudulent conduct, and then he intends a dictatorship. That's essentially what he's saying right there.
Go on to read more. We cannot let our country further devolve into a third-world nation, and we won't. Please beware that the legal exposure extends to lawyers, political operatives, donors, illegal voters, and corrupt. corrupt election officials. And what he's basically trying to do there is to threaten lawyers who are actually representing people against Donald Trump's attempts to try to change uh voting rules. I'm gonna show you more of Donald Trump's post in a moment, but I want to show you the data that his team knows, that we know corporate media is refusing to talk about.
What does the new early‑voting data reveal about Republican turnout?
I brought on Simon Rosenberg and Tom Bonier about. This because one of the things that I care most about here is how are real people voting? How are actual voters voting? What a novel concept. Rather than speculating, I want to know how people who have cast their ballots voted. So an organization called Maurist did a study and they looked at areas like Arizona, North Carolina, and in Georgia, where by the way, more More Republicans than Democrats as a raw total number have voted. So if you're a Trump supporter, and this is what they were saying publicly, and this is what a lot of corporate media that doesn't actually get into the data were saying, they go, well. Republicans have a big turnout in some of these swing states this year.
That's a good sign for Donald Trump that more Republicans were voting than Democrats in these states so far. Well, when you actually look at the numbers, though, of how those people voted, what Morris found was that Harrison Arizona led 55 to 44 in North Carolina of actual people who have voted the Thus far, earlier vote by mail. In North Carolina, Harris up 55 to 43. In Georgia, Harris up 54 to 45. And as uh this post says, it strikes me as a little surprising given the composition of the early vote thus far in those states. This suggests that early vote indies and even Republicans are voting Democrat. Now, You may say, well, Ben, that's just Morris. Do you have other sources? Well In a separate study, um, the New York Times, while their poll of prospective voters, where they try to speculate and give you their conjecture, they say it's an even race.
They go, it's 48, 48. But when they said that they looked at people who have already voted, they found even a more dramatic result in favor of Vice President Kamell Harris. Let me read to you what the New York Times found. Found on Friday. The poll found that from the 9% of Americans who said they had already voted, they leaned heavily towards Kamala Harris, 59% to 40% in favor of Harris.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Why is Donald Trump posting cease‑and‑desist letters to himself?
0:00–2:13
2
What does the new early‑voting data reveal about Republican turnout?
2:13–4:42
3
How does the New York Times poll show early voters favoring Kamala Harris?
4:42–6:55
4
Why does CNN’s poll appear to misinterpret the early‑vote numbers?
6:55–8:35
5
What are the key policy proposals Kamala Harris is promoting?
8:35–10:22
6
How does the episode compare Trump’s rhetoric to fascist or dictatorial tendencies?
10:22–12:36
7
What does the Michigan State University poll indicate about the Trump‑Harris race?
12:36–14:32
8
What actions does the host encourage listeners to take before the election?
14:32–16:10
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