This is Renegate Talk Radio.

It's a Friday in Las Vegas, Nevada, Sin City, and last night being Halloween, the ghosts and goblins had their way.

With everyone who didn't need trick-or-treating,

you got something, didn't you? No. Halloween is for the evil spirits to roam the earth.

Don't take my word for it. Anyway, tonight is the night to revel, because it's

Friday night in Las Vegas, and this is Betsy Bell at the Double B Studios. Today is going to be about.

How come you can't tell anyone you voted for Kamala?

I don't know.

That's what the ads are telling us.

So, the first part is about don't tell your husband. Oh, my God. What is he going to do, divorce you?

And number two, at least at 18 years old, you're an adult. Make your own damn decisions. And part three is, you're not alone. This is all about what they're trying to

make you think you need. But I say my audience that you know what you need, because all of this is stirring up a lot of activity around you.

In a recent live television interview, 9 news anchor Kyle Clark, put Colorado Secretary of State

Jenna Griswold in the hot seat over a scandalous leak of bios passwords linked to the voting machines in

Colorado. The leak reportedly exposed sensitive data for voting system components across nearly all Colorado counties.

Colorado's election security protocols mandate strict confidentiality around such data,

and the unencrypted public display of BIOS passwords breaches this core requirement.

In an email from the organization, they wrote that an affidavit they'd received claims that SOS,

Jenna Griswold, shared a file on her website that contained over 600 bios passwords for voting

system components of 63 out of the state 64 counties.

So what does that mean, my audience?

The BIOS password is also known as the system setup password.

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