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I spent the last week running from the heat, but the beep beats coming alive.

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Hello, wackos.

Oh, I made this too loud. I was excited. Well, no, I can just, maybe I can talk quieter. Maybe I can talk quieter. I don't know. It's not fun. It's not fun if I don't make you put it down a little bit. The screen looks great today, though, Mike. Whatever you did with the lighting in this room, we finally, after, you know, what is it, 300 episodes, we've really nailed the visuals on this. So this looks good. And I'm so happy because I always wear these cool shirts. And you can, guys, I feel like you can never see it because usually the art starts lower. And today, we can actually see the shirt. So this is exciting. Okay. Oh, my God. Wow, wow, wow, wow, wow. If you guys, well, first of all, welcome to without a country. I'm Corinne Fisher. So, so confusing if people don't know what they're tuning into. Hi, I'm Corinne Fisher. I ran for mayor, but I didn't get on the ballot. And now I host this podcast, well, I host the podcast the whole time. Anyway, oh my God, so much more information about the corruption in the city. Also, before we get into the show, this is without a country. This is what the show is called. We go over politics from the perspective of the right and the left. We find some truth in the middle. We use critical thinking. We don't just go along with the party that we normally vote for. We actually try to go inside our brains and figure out what we think is right and wrong. That's the

templates of this show. But it's so funny right now because obviously, like, publicly, you're

not hearing anything else about the mayoral race for my end

because the election stopped for me after the whole ballot nonsense.

But I still have, I don't know, 18 months.

It could be up to 18 months of work that I have left to do because there's a post-election audit that the campaign finance board does.

And let me say, like running for mayor once, the amount of mistakes that the Board of Elections and the

campaign finance board has already made is wild. And I overall, I like the campaign finance board. I like that they exist. I think it is

necessary in a place, you know, where so many people are doing messed up things with money.

I think you do need a watchdog like that. But again, when candidates are being held to the standards that we are

being held to, and we should, you know, but the watchdogs looking over us should also be held

to the same standards. And the amount of mistakes that they've made, you know, they made the mistake

with the voter guy, they, you know, a mistake made, you know, they made the mistake with the voter guy.

They, you know, a mistake in, you know, in my legal team's opinion is why I didn't get on the ballot because I was legally supposed to be notified of the correction that I needed to make on my cover page when I was submitting my signatures.

And then, you know, in the past 24 hours, there was another instance where my treasurer and I, because we're the kind of the last people standing on the campaign team, because we are the last people who have worked to hand in for this audit.

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