I finally started reading a book that's been on my two read lists since literally the actually

before the day it came out. I put this on my two read lists when I when it was announced that

it was going to be published. I finally on the flight back from Billings Montana. Yes, Billings

Montana all the way across the country to the East Coast. I finally started reading Molly Hemingway's

new book. It is called Rigged How the Media Big Tech and Democrats Seized Our Elections.

Now to be fair, I usually don't give book recommendations or even really talk about books until

I've completed the books because oftentimes the first chapters of books are interesting and then

it peters out. That is not the case with this book. I am not finished with this book. I'm only a few

chapters into this book actually. It is fascinating. It is really, really well done. It is illuminating

and one of the games that I play with myself when I read books, especially if they're books by

not by, especially if they're books about current events, which I am very aware of or we've covered

and talked about on this show or I've reported on. One of the games that I play is when I read these

books, is there anything in the book that I didn't already know? You can talk about anything,

you can talk about Black Lives Matter, you can talk about the Women's March, you can talk about

books about just the stories that we talk about, the scandals, the Hunter Biden stuff, Biden's

corruption, A-A-Z here, this book, Molly Hemingway, I want to give huge kudos here because there is

information in this book that I did not know. One of the main points that I want to pull, at least

from the beginning of this book, like I said, haven't finished it yet, is that the electioneering

that the Democrats pulled off in 2020, that led them or led Biden to defeat Trump, it was

electioneering, by the way. This was not something that was a haphazard strategy that they just

quickly implemented in the face of this so-called COVID emergency. No, no, the electioneering that we

saw in the summer of 2020, whether it's the universal mail-in ballots, whether it was the lack

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