In life there are deadlines. Today is the deadline for safe harbor. States that

certify their electors are presumed to be final certification.

So today is the day that Joe Biden presumably becomes

President-elect of the United States.

The day after tomorrow is another deadline. A possibly innocent man may be

executed by the federal government and only the president can stop that injustice from occurring and I'm appealing to the

president to use his extraordinary power of commutation to save a potentially innocent man from execution.

You'll hear why on the Dershire.

Today I want to talk about two important deadlines. Today is the deadline for

safe harbor in the Electoral College. What that means is the statute, not the

Constitution, the statute provides that any states that certify their electors by today

that Congress can't challenge those electors. It's a safe harbor, but it's not

constitutional, it's statutory, and we'll talk about what that means for

President Trump's efforts to try to undo the election. And then we'll talk about another

deadline. On the day after tomorrow, a potentially innocent man may be executed by the federal government.

And the only person who can stop this unjust execution is the President of the United States

by either commuting the sentence to life imprisonment

without any possibility of parole or by at least delaying the execution

so that the case can be brought to the Supreme Court for further review.

I'll tell you why I think the president ought to commute the sentence.

Let's begin with the safe harbor.

So the statutory framework for selecting electors picks a day when the

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