Hi listeners we've got somewhat unusual episode for you today usually you only

hear me on the podcast while Nate Nelson our senior producer does most of the heavy lifting behind the scenes. But this episode is

going to be a bit different since this episode is about the upcoming US

elections in November and it's pretty obvious that these are going to be

important elections. We figured it'd be a good idea to have someone in this episode

who's got a vested interest in their results of these elections.

I mean I'm pretty interested in what's going on in US politics but as an Israeli

these elections will probably have a limited impact on my day-to-day life.

That's why we brought in someone for whom the election's results will have a real impact on the future.

And one disclaimer before we get started, this episode was published by people of varying political

beliefs and is intended to be nonpartisan.

If you're offended by anything we say in the show, please direct all hate mail to Nate Nelson,

that's N- T E N E.

Uh...

His address is 14 East.

All right, thanks Ron, I think I'll take it from here.

Hello and welcome to the Malicious Life Podcast in Collaboration with Cybreezen.

I'm Ron Levy.

And I'm Nate Nielsen.

Wait a second. To the question of whether the 2020 presidential election could be hacked,

there's both good and bad news. So let's start with the good news. There is no way to

hack an entire US election in the way that one would say a corporation. So hacking Yahoo Yahoo, or Target, or NASA, is not necessarily easy, but it is at least straightforward.

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