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3:00

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3:02

on you this week, and Chrisanne Hall joins

3:04

us, constitutional attorney, and

3:07

of course, expert. I know she loves that

3:09

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3:14

love it because she is. And, frankly,

3:16

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3:17

How are you, sir? Good. Thanks.

3:19

Chris Ann Hall, what is on your mind?

3:21

You know, we always love to pick your brain.

3:23

You

3:23

know, it's funny because you called me

3:25

an expert. I always laugh at that. And

3:27

then the people who hate me

3:30

always say I'm a self

3:32

proclaimed expert. You walk

3:34

around. Say the words. Never

3:36

want proclaimed my built to be

3:38

an expert of anything.

3:41

As a matter of fact -- Yeah. -- I

3:43

have a sixteen year old boy, and

3:45

I've since he's turned sixteen, I've discovered

3:47

I am not actually even an expert. I'm

3:49

a complete idiot on everything that happens

3:51

to me. Oh, yes. I

3:53

love that part of parenting. it rocks.

3:56

Oh, alright. You gotta stop wearing your t

3:58

shirt that says, I'm an expert. You know what

3:59

I mean? Alright. So

4:03

tell us a little bit about what's going on in

4:05

your corner of the world. I mean, I'm not even get do

4:07

we have to talk about election fraud? I mean,

4:09

obviously, it's there. and It's

4:11

very sweet. -- it's been here since the donut

4:14

time. We were talking about it before that we

4:16

started in in

4:18

middle school and people voted for

4:20

student press been there with voter fraud.

4:22

Yeah.

4:22

Yeah. I don't know why

4:24

it takes up so much of our

4:26

discussion. When it's something that's

4:28

that's number one expected. Mhmm.

4:30

And number one controllable. Yeah.

4:32

The the control of voter fraud

4:34

is get out and vote. Yeah.

4:36

That's the control of voter fraud. And what

4:39

you see in the elections. Right? Mhmm.

4:41

So you have factors. You have laws. You have to

4:43

have laws. Right? because every has to have laws. Because

4:45

at least men were angels. We wouldn't need laws.

4:47

So we're not so we have to watch. Sure.

4:49

And if you watch what happened

4:51

in Florida. Right? Mhmm.

4:53

Two things came together. Number

4:56

one, we have an

4:58

attorney general and a legislature

5:00

that worked together. I know DeSantis

5:02

is getting all the credit. But in reality,

5:04

it's attorney general and the legislatures that

5:06

worked together. to

5:08

tighten

5:09

the

5:12

possibilities, eliminate the possibilities

5:14

of fraud. And then you had massive voter

5:16

turnout. Right. So

5:19

the only thing left is to get rid

5:21

of of of mailing

5:23

ballot. Mhmm. And you know what I

5:25

thought about I we weren't even gonna talk about this today,

5:27

but you know what came to mind the other I'm

5:29

actually driving home. I drive and I think

5:31

about stupid things like this. And I

5:33

was thinking, why did we start

5:35

mailing ballot? Uh-huh. So

5:37

mailing ballot started so

5:40

that surface members members

5:44

of the military could vote

5:46

when they went at home. Right. Yep. But

5:48

in reality, I don't

5:50

know, a local military can

5:52

chime in on this as well. It really

5:54

wasn't mail in. It was

5:57

the service members put

6:00

their ballots in a specific

6:05

DOD mailbox So

6:07

you are actually mailing it. You

6:09

are actually voting at

6:12

turning in your ballot on

6:15

post somewhere -- Mhmm. -- where

6:17

it would be then sent in bulk

6:19

-- Right. -- to be counted just

6:21

like if you were voting at

6:23

your precinct. You don't mail in

6:25

your ballot at the precinct. You put

6:27

your ballot in the box. At the

6:29

precinct, it is delivered to

6:31

a central place for camping.

6:33

That's how quote unquote mail

6:35

in Bausch -- We

6:36

started -- we started to --

6:38

unco military. What do you know? When I was

6:40

stationed in Germany -- Uh-huh.

6:43

-- we dropped our ballots in a

6:45

ballot box.

6:48

Yep. See what I'm saying?

6:51

Yeah. Yeah. It was a that's

6:53

not a male in thing. Mhmm. Male in

6:55

voting was not a thing.

6:57

it was a service member dropping

6:59

them in a box and then they were shipped

7:01

in bulk to a place where

7:03

they were counted just like a briefing. But

7:05

then people started sloppy speaking,

7:08

sloppy thinking, and all the surfaces are

7:10

mailing it in. Why can't we mail it in?

7:12

Right. And now you have, you know,

7:14

which is really the biggest avenue for

7:16

for fraud as it is.

7:18

And if people actually voted,

7:21

then they would recognize that they couldn't

7:23

count their male in and their boat at the

7:25

same time.

7:25

It also shows

7:28

though that people really don't think

7:30

about who they're voting for

7:32

because if you vote six weeks before

7:34

the election, you can miss them. Blah

7:36

blah blah. That's searcher.

7:37

that is so true. And they want to reason

7:40

why military members voted that

7:42

far in the future was because sometimes in

7:44

Germany, it took that little on Mhmm.

7:46

They get their ballots to the

7:48

American voting place. Right.

7:51

Right. And then they wanted the numbers. They

7:53

wanted the increase in numbers. And they

7:55

they told us all and that's why the whole get out the

7:57

voting. If we see just a

7:59

person enacting

7:59

in the actual act of

8:02

voting, that's enough. You don't need to be educated. You

8:04

just need to fill in the bubbles and you're good to

8:06

go. You've done your duties as an American. Let's

8:08

get that number up. Right? Of the

8:10

uneducated manner. Right? Yeah.

8:12

Right. Well, and now you have

8:14

the situation where we have today because

8:16

this is my big one of my

8:18

big cut pees with the way we are taught talking

8:20

about this election was number one, the buildup

8:22

about the quote unquote, big red

8:24

rate wave. As if a red color

8:26

does us any good. Right? Because

8:29

I remind you, Mitch McConnell and Kevin

8:31

McCarthy are both in the red party,

8:33

and they're no good. So you

8:35

have the red wave doesn't

8:37

mean anything to me. And then you have

8:39

the

8:40

either build up the hype, the anti

8:42

claim act like realization,

8:45

whatever that the media and the

8:47

politicians are trying to push we

8:49

didn't get the big red wave. We didn't get

8:51

this. We didn't get that. Are you dumb? I

8:53

mean, are you living under a rock?

8:56

if you if people are

8:58

disappointed with

9:00

the voting turnout

9:02

with with the results

9:04

of the election. It's because

9:07

they are abnormally

9:09

and absurdly focused

9:11

on federal elections. The only

9:14

place, the major changes did

9:16

not take place with federal, because

9:18

at the state and local level,

9:20

there was a massive

9:23

change, massive footings

9:25

across the United States

9:27

from leftist liberal to conservative

9:29

and even liberty. And

9:31

I'm talking about blue blue places.

9:33

Right? Mhmm. So for example, Tampa,

9:35

Florida. Florida

9:37

may be a red state, but Tampa

9:39

Hillsborough County is the county that

9:41

Tampa is in is blue blue,

9:43

and it flipped. Seriously

9:46

flipped. And these are where the

9:48

major changes. I can't even count, like,

9:50

thirty thousand school boards

9:53

flipped across the United States.

9:55

It's just insane. And

9:57

so this whole narrative that

9:59

it was a disappointing election and there was

10:01

no big red wave. The only

10:03

purpose for that

10:06

narrative is to keep people distracted

10:09

and discouraged, distracted from

10:11

where the real power is, state and

10:13

local, and discouraged from

10:17

seeing what actually happened, we

10:19

have been working very, very hard at

10:21

the state and local level. When I say we, I mean, a

10:23

mayor Americans -- Yeah. -- and we

10:25

have reaped a harvest this

10:27

election, and we can't

10:29

let the idiots discourage us

10:31

and take those victories away.

10:33

there you go.

10:34

There you go. I I Well done.

10:37

Yeah. And I I do think what got to people

10:39

was they used to want to instill

10:41

belief in the system because

10:43

they needed that belief. They don't care

10:45

anymore if you believe it or not. They're

10:47

willing to go to that length to do it in front

10:49

of your face now. And and so,

10:51

of course, that dynamic has changed. I

10:53

think people are feeling that. And that's where a

10:55

lot of the discouraging thoughts come

10:57

in is because, obviously, they don't

11:00

care They want you to see they're pulling off fraud.

11:02

They want you to see it. It's determined. I

11:04

mean Well, it's almost like it's

11:06

all it's all science. It's almost

11:08

psychological pooh,

11:11

to get you discouraged, to quit.

11:13

Mhmm. When in reality, that

11:15

should encourage you to even

11:17

work harder. I don't know. Maybe because

11:19

I have a different kind

11:22

of of personality. But

11:24

if you're gonna be in my face --

11:26

Mhmm. -- that doesn't make me wanna quit. That

11:28

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11:30

back. You know, I'm just serious. And

11:32

and this is this is the

11:34

kind of spirit. This tenacity is

11:36

that we need in America. And

11:38

here's the bottom line. And this is what I

11:41

really, really hope the American people can

11:43

just own. And I mean,

11:45

not just here. I love people here. This

11:47

would own it. Sure.

11:49

Look, the election is

11:51

not where the fight

11:52

ends. Mhmm.

11:53

The election is where the

11:55

fight begins. Right. And if

11:57

you have the proper perspective,

11:59

it is totally irrelevant

12:03

whether the guy you wanted to

12:05

win wins or not. Right.

12:08

Because at the end of the day,

12:10

your responsibility is exactly

12:13

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12:15

you wanted to win one or

12:17

the person you didn't want to

12:19

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12:22

you have to be in their

12:24

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12:26

-- Mhmm. -- making sure

12:28

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12:30

you want them to do it. Just because the

12:32

guy you wanted to win, wins

12:35

doesn't give you a path to sit

12:37

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12:39

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12:41

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12:43

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12:45

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12:47

it's not what you do when you vote

12:49

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12:51

day of every other year that

12:54

matters. Men's

12:55

uncle. Yes. So when someone wins the

12:57

election and they say, I

12:59

now have a mandate. You

13:03

wanna slap them right in the face. Right?

13:05

Yeah. Exactly. No.

13:07

It's the truth. No.

13:08

Everything you just said. But

13:11

we have to and that's why the focus

13:13

on the state on the federal level is so

13:15

erroneous -- Mhmm. -- because

13:17

you have no control. every

13:20

day

13:21

over the

13:22

people that are in

13:25

Washington, D. C. Right. who

13:27

they're in school. You have a control

13:29

every day over the people that

13:31

are at your state and local level.

13:33

Right. Right. And starting to realize

13:36

how that's been infiltrated. And so

13:38

that's something that we need to turn around and stop.

13:40

And that's that is gonna take daily,

13:43

you know, daily effort

13:45

because we're not used to doing that.

13:47

We think everybody around us is

13:49

really nice. So

13:51

therefore, they're in our camp. They know, you

13:53

know, they're they're they're keeping the rules, they're

13:55

keeping the laws, they're doing what's right? No.

13:57

And so hopefully, people have realized

13:59

their their cities and counties have been

14:01

compromised, and you need to get in there daily.

14:03

Right? Oh, yeah. I'm

14:05

think that people, you know, like I said,

14:07

that's where the big, big changes

14:09

made. I told everybody,

14:11

we didn't get a big, big red wave, what

14:13

we got. was a big liberty

14:15

undertow. It's stronger and

14:17

it's more powerful and

14:19

even though you may not be able to see it

14:21

like a big red wave, it has

14:23

more power. Yeah. Probably

14:25

better power because the other would have made

14:27

us a little more complacent. So

14:29

maybe this is a good

14:31

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14:33

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