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All right, welcome to this edition of the Carl Jackson Show podcast as you

braced yourself for Thanksgiving this Thursday. I hope you're looking forward to that.

This is our Monday edition of the show. This is your podcast where we try to bring you

a dose or a daily dose of objective truth and a world of confusion and lies, particularly

in the arena of politics. I want to talk to you about ballot harvesting. I've been thinking long

and hard about this ballot harvesting thing. I hate it. I despise it. I do not like it. I don't

want it around, but I think we have to play the game. You know, and I'll be honest with you. I've

wrestled with this back and forth throughout the entire weekend. Just thinking about what's at stake,

what needs to be done in order for us to win the country. But I have to tell you this. The left

has here's what happened in this 2020, 2022 election. Now there's plenty of blame to go around.

Right. We can blame McConnell. We can blame McCarthy. And I think justifiably so we can blame

Ronald McDaniel. I know there's some people out there that are blaming Trump. Whatever you may feel,

here's the gods to honest truth. And I think again, there's enough blame to go around. But here's

the gods to honest truth. If we don't embrace ballot harvesting, this country is completely gone.

That's what we've effectively seen in 2022. It makes no sense. It makes no sense for us to

have what was it over five million more voters than the Democrat party. Yet we still did not do

as well as we expected. Now I know there's plenty of, plenty of analyzers out there, our analysts

out there. I should say they're saying, listen, Republicans need to be happy with what we've got. We

did win the House. I am happy that we won the House. But we essentially had our red wave in 2020

because we managed to not only keep all of our House seats, but I believe we picked up 14 if I

recall correctly. We only lost the Senate by, you know, basically was a 50-50 split in the Senate.

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