Hello and welcome to another edition of the Fire and Lord Show, the No-Chit Chat podcast.

Now the sound might be a little different today.

I'm sorry about that.

Having a little problem with the microphone, the tin can, the string, somehow it's just

not working quite right so we're doing it another way.

But since it is the No-Chit Chat podcast, I want to get right into it.

And what we're going to talk about today is voting and the lessons of wokeism for large

American corporations.

We're going to talk a bit about HR1, that giant Democratic voting bill.

Talk about that after a while.

But right now, I want to start out with the lessons we're learning from Delta Airlines.

They're taking it from all sides, deservedly so, after their latest jump into politics specifically,

the companies stand against the new Georgia voting law.

And the experience of Delta, I think, could be a lesson for CEOs to ponder as they pander

to political activists.

So the issue blows up on Wednesday.

This CEO, Ed Bastion, issues a statement and he declares that Georgia's new election

law is, quote, unacceptable.

He says it's unacceptable, quote, I want the entire Delta family to know that we stand

together in our commitment to protect and facilitate your precious right to vote.

That's what he wrote, quote, I need to make it crystal clear.

That the final bill is unacceptable and does not match Delta values.

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