Michael Popok, legal AF with breaking news. I never thought I'd say breaking news about a change

to a law that's been on the books since 1887, but we have a brand new electoral count reform act

being passed by this Congress, along with President Joe Biden, and a reform to the presidential

transition improvement act that was already on the books. Why is that important? Because it is

the Electoral Count Act of 1887 that John Eastman, Peter Navarro, Meadows, and others around

Donald Trump and Donald Trump tried to use to exploit, to avoid the peaceful transfer of power

and try to muck up the works and throw a monkey wrench into that peaceful transition by trying to

exploit loopholes where in the Electoral Count Act of 1887, they did it in various ways because

that act allowed just one member of the House, one member of the House to challenge another state's

electoral vote. That's exactly what they did. They got one member of the House to stand up and

grind the transition to a complete halt. They also had some insecure provisions or provisions that

were not clear with ambiguities about how the court process would play out if there was a challenge

to the Electoral vote. There was also some lack of clarity about slates of electors that would

be sent in who would have to sign them for each state, who could reject them. And then finally,

there was ambiguities that were attempted to be exploited in the role of the vice president in the

process, which led to a tremendous pressure being placed on Mike Pence by John Eastman, by the

Department of Justice, by Donald Trump, leading to the now infamous cry of hang Mike Pence.

Well, let's call it the hang Mike Pence amendment, which is now resulting from the new changes

to the Electoral Count Act. How did we get to the Electoral Count Act? Well, that was a cleanup

after another disastrous election. I'll be a not one that led to a riot and assault and almost

the fall of our capital, but one that was equally rife with fraud, backroom dealings,

and an attempt by those in power to cling to power. So in 1876, 10 years or so before the Electoral

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