Luke Ford

00:00 Steve Bannon talks to pollster Rich Barris
19:00 Darren Beattie on our color revolution
30:00 Rick Hasen, law professor, on election meltdown
45:00 Dooovid, Rodney Martin join
1:46:00 Patrick Basham comments on the election
2:00:00 Mike Enoch on Twitter censorship of Holocaust denial
2:03:00 Jimmy Dore on the election
2:08:00 Law professor Thane Rosenbaum on Trump’s legal challenges to the election
2:17:30 Newsmax: Judge Jeanine’s Show Cancelled Tonight After They Found She Was Going to Report on Fraud
* Election Law Blog
* The Myth of Voter Fraud
* Election Meltdown: Dirty Tricks, Distrust, and the Threat to American Democracy
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00:00 Rodney Martin joins
13:00 Daniel Natal: The Last Stretch Toward The Election, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYv_lOdGC3M
20:00 Five Dollars and a Pork Chop Sandwich: Vote Buying and the Corruption of Democracy
22:00 DHS cyber agency invests in election auditing tool to secure 2020 elections
57:00 Alex Jones joins the fight
1:08:00 Matt Christman (Chapo Trap House) on the election
1:15:30 Former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich (D) says stealing elections is a “time honored tradition” in big Democrat run cities like Philly
1:18:00 Bernie Sanders Predicted The Election Night Result Weeks Ago
1:25:00 The Missing White Vote In Wisconsin Lost Trump The State
1:28:00 David Cole on sexual impropriety in Hollywood
1:41:00 Recounts and Canvasses are Unlikely to Reverse Contaminated Vote; Republicans Must Seek Relief in State Legislatures
1:45:00 The Vote Has Been Hopelessly Contaminated. Republican State Legislatures Must Now Move to Appoint Pro-Trump Electors.
1:45:30 Babs discusses Michael Lind’s concept of rooted people vs cosmpolitans
2:02:00 NPI Conference vs AFPAC : Roosh V
2:10:00 Colin Liddell joins
Meet the Jewish Democrat at Fox News’ ‘decision desk,’ the man who called Arizona for Biden early

00:00 Joe the Boomer joins
02:00 Voter fraud
25:00 The Pope, Vatican and civil unions
1:21:00 Executive Order on Imposing Certain Sanctions in the Event of Foreign Interference in a United States Election
1:23:00 State legislators decide electors
1:48:00 Michael Anton: Game on for the Coup
2:00:00 Ruston calls to ask how likely is it that Trump wins?
2:31:45 Tucker Carlson

Some predictions for the next 4 years (and beyond) #AmericaVotes2020 pic.twitter.com/G6uC6h6OES

— Anthony Koch (@Anthony__Koch) November 6, 2020

Saluti, please find the unroll here: @pegobry: Ok, a thread about voter fraud where I am trying to be rational and even-minded. 1. In general and… https://t.co/VSgeDvr5zu Have a good day. 🤖

— Thread Reader Unroll Helper (@UnrollHelper) November 6, 2020

Trump was incompetent at his brand of authoritarianism, and he lost. But this isn't a triumph: the Democrats lost almost everything else. Make no mistake, about what's coming: The next Trumpist, in 2024, will be talented, competent and not easy to beat. https://t.co/ooPY3is9bt pic.twitter.com/SO2tM2sEbK

— zeynep tufekci (@zeynep) November 6, 2020

A friend says: Trump does not need the Courts to declare anything. He merely needs enough legal disputes, to run the clock into December. The Constitution says in case of election disputes that bar automatic determination of Electors, the State Legislatures will determine the respective State Electors. The State Legislatures of AZ, PA, MI are all GOP, they can name Electors.

Here's the State Dispute & Elector timeline…#Election2020
8-14 December is key! pic.twitter.com/Ms0vfrtvn3

— Extortion17 ⚓️ (@NoSurrender200) November 5, 2020

I am making these tweets to explain in one place some analysis that was done last night.
1 – I was asked offline about doing Benford's on election data. I explained that this is common and a useful way to detect anomalies in data that are driven by artificial process (e.g. fraud)

— Statsguyphd (@statsguyphd) November 5, 2020

Think about your own areas of expertise. Does everything get done by the book or do things often get done by a wink and a nod? Laws matter, but all laws are enforced by people. You want the people in power on your side no matter the law.

CNN reported Sept. 4, 2020:

Maybe the Supreme Court will step in, as it did in Bush v. Gore, and award the presidency to Trump or Biden before December 8. But we shouldn’t count on it. And, if not, there’s a process for what comes next.

Just six days after the safe harbor date, on December 14, the members of the Electoral College meet in their respective states. But there could be disputes about who those electors are. Imagine if in Michigan, for example, Trump is ahead in ballots received by Election Day, but that counting ballots that arrive after Election Day would give Biden the win. The Michigan Secretary of State, a Democrat, might certify a Biden win, naming a Biden slate of electors. The Republican legislature might purport to overrule that certification and name a Trump slate of electors, even though, under state law, it has no authority to do this.

This scenario with competing slates of electors has happened before, on a large scale in 1876, in the race for president between Rutherford B. Hayes and Samuel Tilden, where Republicans and Democrats in key states submitted competing slates of electors. In 1960, Hawaii submitted two sets of electors, and members of the Florida legislature contemplated submitting a competing slate of electors in the 2000 election. Even if competing slates of electors aren’t submitted, there may still be disputes about whether the single slate of electors submitted by a state is valid, likely because of allegations of fraud or other irregularities…

What if, because there is a tie or because Congress decides to not recognize any slate of electors from some states, neither candidate gets a majority of electoral votes? Then, under the 12th Amendment, the House decides the president and the Senate decides the vice president. The House vote is taken by state, so each state has one vote. Right now, even though Democrats have a majority in the House, Republicans control a majority of state delegations. If the composition of the House stays the same, and if members all vote along party lines, the House would almost assuredly elect Trump as president. If the Senate composition stays the same, a party line vote would mean Mike Pence as vice president; if Democrats take control, it would be Kamala Harris.

00:00 Luke’s opening monologue
25:00 Rodney Martin joins
35:00 Dooovid joins
1:32:00 My blogger escort service
1:47:00 Mersh vs Richard Spencer
1:48:00 Dick Masters
2:02:10 Adam Green disavows Donald Trump
2:10:00 Nick Fuentes INTERVIEWS Sam Hyde (Election Night)
2:17:00 Michelle Malkin talks to Darren Beattie about a color revolution in America
3:01:00 Tucker Carlson

00:00 You can’t bet on Trump to way straight up on PredictIt
02:00 Hostages held in Vienna
04:00 Robert Barnes, Richard Baris on the latest polls, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0poheg6812Q
25:40 Federal bureaucrats caught on camera planning coup against Trump
1:27:00 History of election cheating in Pennsylvania
1:28:00 Pollster Robert Cahaly of the Trafalgar Group
1:42:00 What If Trump Didn’t Quit After Losing?, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jpUnahi8Dqk
1:49:00 Donald Trump: What Happened, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjYvpwkJ-Tc
1:55:00 Democrats get last-minute election jitters, https://spectator.us/democrats-2020-biden-election-jitters/
2:15:30 Tucker Carlson

Live Election Analysis (11-2-20) https://t.co/iQhMBolE2u

— (((Luke Ford))) (@lukeford) November 2, 2020

00:00 Tucker Carlson live on the election
04:00 Barnes and Baris Pre-Election Special: What Are the Odds?
08:00 Terror attack against Jews in Vienna

00:00 Poll: Donald Trump set to win US presidency by electoral college landslide
08:00 The US Election in 60 Minutes #7 – Could Trump still win?
16:45 Michael Moore says Trump voters are under-counted in polls
55:00 Tightening Election Edition | Robert Wright & Mickey Kaus
1:07:00 WP: Democrats grow more anxious about Pennsylvania
Daily Mail says national security secrets on Hunter’s laptop.