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Slack.com slash DHQ. People who question the results of our presidential elections

are insurrectionist terrorists, and they pose an existential threat to our democracy. They

need to be censored, ostracized, and possibly, well, actually probably thrown in prison.

Unless, and this is a very important exception here, unless they are Democrats who have been

denying and questioning the results of our elections for decades, and they continue

to do so. And even today, some very prominent Democrats can't admit that they lost the

presidential election in 2000. Going back to 2000, do you think Republicans stole that

election? On 2000, I wish the United States Supreme Court had let them finish counting

the votes. Someone arrest that man. So that former governor of Virginia and current candidate

for governor of Virginia, Terry McCall, if he is threatening our democracy. And he is

not the only one. I'm Michael Nolesis, the Michael Noles Show.

Welcome back to the show. My favorite comment yesterday from the Shuck Meister, who says

between the degradation of Columbus Day and the casting of Chris Pratt as Mario in the

Mario movie, anti-Italian discrimination is running rampant. I couldn't possibly agree

more. I even saw somewhere. I don't know if this was real or not, but I think it was a

real statement that when Chris Pratt was asked if he was going to speak in a Mario Italian

accent, he said, no, he was going to speak normal. Speak normal. How dare you, sir. This

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