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Lets try and guess it y'all!
Rodger Stone in a top hat stands in front of elections office in Pennsylvania as he enters everyone counting ballots runs out of the building. The office combusts. Rodger Stone exits the building to Kamala Harris and Tim Walz. In unison, "Rodger Stone?! Again?!? How could we have guessed this would happen?!"
Trump can't even spell "Justice Department".
"Some are calling it "juicetice" even, we say "juicy juice" sometimes you know we call it even - we really do folks and you know that and I know that and you know that, okay? Romanians are reaping, okay they are reaping and they are raping the antelopes and the democrats are just laughing at us folks... And if you elect Harris the hairy butt Harris, and some are calling her that, you hear it's being said, I don't necessarily think she's a hairy butt Harris, but maybe she is if they're saying it, okay... Oh shit, a balloon!"
Lot going on there! Let's stop and appreciate the interviewer. He came off as a passionate and "educated" supporter, didn't press too hard, well handled. LOL, and despite the gay lisp, Stone thought they were on the same side. C'mon, you gotta be suspicious of a gay man pumping you for answers on how to throw an election for Trump. Stone was certainly drunk.
One thing he was honest about: Those 62 cases of election fraud were not heard. And no evidence was brought before the courts. Because every one of Trump's lawyers, when asked if they were alleging election interference and/or if they had evidence, bailed. (OK, I think one was heard and Trump got 6 votes somewhere in PA.) Throw that at your election denier friends and family. Pretty fucking damning when even Trump appointed judges wouldn't even hear the cases.
Another solid Stone point; It's not about the federal government, it's about the states. These people aren't stupid, they know how the game is played. I believe a man once said, "All politics is local."
Anyhow, I'll vote in person. And armed. Y'all can count on the "authorities" to do the right thing, but I'll have serious questions for any red hats milling around.