All right, hello again everyone, I don't know what the hell that is, but welcome to it.

It's the Derrick Hunter Podcast for the 15th of November, halfway through November 2020

to Happy Tuesday to you ladies and or gentlemen, I appreciate you listening, downloading,

sharing, telling a friend and all that good stuff.

Oh, baby, don't forget to go to patreon.com slash Derrick Hunter Podcast or derrickhunter.locals.com

and enter to win the contest, sign books, judge Janine versus Anne Rice this week.

So I'm surprised pleasantly how pop because sometimes the like you put up somebody and

it's pretty clear nobody wants them. Nobody's interested in like crap, Tom Broca, but Anne

Rice, very popular. So I'm pleased with that. So let's judge Janine. It's a nail-biter. I don't

know who's going to win, but go there and check it out and enter to win. This is my last day

of fluffing off. We're back to normal tomorrow, but the continuation sort of of the show yesterday,

since I recorded it all and once, but I'm releasing it over two days because why? Because I want

to have a day off, so meh. All right, without any further ado, let's get to it. What do I think

went on in others? Do I think there's voter fraud? Do I think that it was the difference maker?

Those are two different things. Obviously, there's voter fraud. There's voter fraud everywhere.

There's always voter fraud. That's why Democrats, so there's no voter fraud. It was the most secure

election ever. Nothing, nothing untoward, nothing whatsoever. Don't ever believe what Democrats

say. But do I think that it was the difference maker say in New York? No, it's New York.

Lee Zeldin came close, but he came within five percentage points. That shouldn't have been

possible. It's not really statistically possible in a state like New York where Democrats absolutely

dominate, but he did. And he said there and he go, well, voter fraud. There's not, to the extent that

voter fraud exists. It is not hundreds of thousands or millions of votes. It's just not.

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