Sports, politics, life, ideal health regenerative medicine presents Kevin Keatsman

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It is election day and it appears turnout is very, very strong in the places that matter.

Suburban areas and rural areas in places like Pennsylvania and Michigan, which will be the focus of the podcast today, Pennsylvania

and Michigan. If Trump wins Pennsylvania or Michigan, it is now believed it is over. One of the two,

either or Pennsylvania or Michigan. There is no pathway for Kamala Harris based. One of the two, either or, Pennsylvania or Michigan, there is no pathway

for Kamala Harris based on all of the polling and all of the early voting that is in. So we're

going to focus in on a couple of things today. And the first is kind of a big picture issue of something

that I don't really like or understand. We have over 80 million people that have voted so far.

And in many places, not a single one of those votes has been counted, like Pennsylvania,

where they won't count until Election Day. They could start this morning. I think it is absolutely

absurd in the age that we live in 2024 that we not only allow early voting, which skews things,

open things up, opens it up ripe for fraud that we have seen in all kinds of shenanigans

over a period of weeks, it is even more absurd that those votes are not posted, not publicly, not publicly, but through the government,

through the agencies, to the committees, to the political committees, privately, posted

privately the second the polls open today.

Whatever has happened to this point should be counted in every state, everywhere. The only counting that should be going on now

is anything that arrives in the mail today or anything that has voted in person today.

And that's it. That's all we should be counting today. And it should be added on to the tallies.

We've got state after state after state that say, oh, this is going to be hard.

Arizona may need a week. They have a two-page ballot that's double printed on both sides.

It's four pages long. It's taking some people an hour to vote. And it's really hard to tabulate

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