We're recording this on Thursday, April 28th. The time is 2.16 PM and what are we going to be talking about?

All right, let's go back to the 2020 election again.

Oh no.

Sorry. Okay. If we must, sorry.

Okay, if we must, okay. 20, I can handle.

If you said 20, if we go back to 2016,

then, you know, you might be talking to yourself.

Okay, well, let's go back to 2020 this time and then let's visit some of the most

extreme fringe theories that were coming up during that time. So remember throughout that election,

and actually ever since,

Trump and his allies kept repeating

that there was voter fraud,

that the election was stolen by Joe Biden, and that Trump was the winner of the election.

Of course, none of that is true.

Biden legitimately won the election.

That's a fact. But there were several popular whispers and lies on the

far right and especially among Q-Anon followers. So let's talk about Q-Anon for a moment. Okay.

QAnon refers to a set of internet conspiracy theories that claim that the country is run by a group of

Satan worshiping traffickers of children and also that this secret group

includes Democratic leaders. None of this is true either. But Q& honors are

important here because they are also pro-Trump.

In the world of Qenon, Trump was recruited to be president so that he could bring the members of this conspiracy, this global conspiracy to justice.

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