Governor's race brings lesser of two evils voting to a whole new level.

The Monica Perez show starts now.

This is Monica Perez, your Libertarian voice on News 95-5 and AM 750 WSB. Normally Saturdays from 3 to 6 and yes I'm on today 3 to 6 but it's the only time

during football season that I am on my regular time so we have a lot to pack in. This is an important election season, very important.

It's the most challenging that I can think of because I don't like to vote lesser of two evils and both of

these candidates turn me off big time but there is a third way, the Libertarian way. I'm not a knee-jerk

Libertarian voter. I did not vote for Gary Johnson and William Weld in the

presidential election because they're not real libertarians but I have the real

Libertarian candidate for Georgia governor on this show so you can hear from himself what

he's all about and why he thinks that a vote for him is a good vote.

That's going to be at 5 o'clock this afternoon and at 5.30 we are going to have our favorite election integrity activists my favorite political

activists bar none Garland Pavrito is going to be here at 530 tell us the best way to

vote to make your vote count.

Things we should look for on the ballot and other issues that only he can address

with the kind of expertise that we've come to know. So those are what's going on at five

but in the five o'clock hour but until then Binkley and I my producer Binkley and I, my producer Binkley here, have so much to unpack for you.

Binkley, you have been working hard, have you not?

I've been trying to.

Well, you actually have certainly been putting the hours in and I'll tell you how I know and how my entire family knows because if I ever forget to turn off my phone, it'll completely blows up like 4 o'clock in the morning

and I'll hear my young son like it is tiny voice like down the hall.

It's not tiny anymore, but say,ly go to bed because he knows yes he knows

it's you you can hear those text messages throughout your entire house because I leave

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