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We've got an executive orator episode for you today, my friends.

This is not the first.

Probably won't be the last.

And I'll tell you what.

This one is a real, can the president do that doozy?

Election fraud, you've heard the term, but ended hopefully.

This will go a long way toward ending it.

There are other steps that we will be taken in the coming weeks,

and we think we'll be able to end up getting fair elections. This order preserving and protecting the integrity of American elections was issued March 25th. I'm just going to jump in here

and say you should go back and listen to our episode on the Save Act if you haven't already. It's called

fixing a problem that doesn't exist.

It sure is. Before we get into the details of this executive order, I'd like to introduce or

reintroduce you to Jason Carter. Sure. So my name is Jason Carter. I am a lawyer in Atlanta,

and I'm also the chair of the Carter Center Board of Trustees. For those of you who don't know or didn't listen to our Save Act episode, Jason Carter is

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