Hello, and welcome to a very special edition of the Reason Roundtable live from Washington, D.C.

This is, as always, your Libertarian Review of News and Culture from the editors of Reason magazine.

I'm Peter Souterman, and tonight I am joined by my colleague.

Stop you.

No, I'm not going to stop yelling.

I'm so exciting to be here.

With Matt Welch, Catherine Mayward, and Nicholas.

Just imagine that while wearing headphones.

And your arm over here, like, toggling the volume knob.

Literally, none of them have to imagine that.

They listen to the podcast.

So happy Wednesday.

And thank you all for braving the Arctic tundra of Washington, D.C.

turns out to be a lot harder in Washington to get ice out in so many ways than you like,

okay.

All right, but let's start with some news here.

Earlier this week on Dan Bongino's podcast, President Trump called for Republicans, Trump, Mike. All right, but let's start with some news here. Earlier this week on Dan Bonino's

podcast, President Trump called for Republicans to nationalize elections. Yesterday, Trump repeated

this claim saying that states were running corrupt elections and that the federal government

should get involved. It's not obvious what this means exactly, but people are understandably

taking it to mean some sort of political control over the voting apparatus. It's an argument that

this is a prelude to Trumpified partisan election interference. Nick, what do you make of this?

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