This is the Tom Hartman program.

Welcome back Tom Hartman here with you the recent news that the Secretary of State

Raphson Perger, honest to God that's his name, the Secretary of State of Georgia, has said

that they are going to do a statewide hand recap, which could push the electoral vote

from Georgia or could provide the Georgia legislature and Brian Kemp with an excuse not

to certify the Georgia vote.

So that's kind of a wild card, but before that happened, and even with that happening,

I think that for the institutional Republican party, I think a lot of them are going to

have just kind of come to terms of the fact that Donald Trump has lost the election.

The Joe Biden won by the largest popular vote margin since Franklin Roosevelt.

I mean, it's just, it's a big deal.

He won a lot as, just like in 2018, you know, the votes continue to come in and we, and

we kept hearing what was going on.

But the reason why they're dragging this out, in my opinion, is to test public opinion.

How far can they push this?

And I think they're testing public opinion to find out how far they can push it with

an eye to 2024, four years from now.

The next election in 2024, I guarantee you, even if Donald Trump runs for president and

it looks like he will, he just created a brand new pack where all the money goes to him.

And that's going to be the 60% recipient of all donations for all the fundraisers Trump

sends out.

I've gotten nine of them since I went to bed last night.

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