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Well, let's go back and talk a bit about California's wonderful experiment with all mail-in balloting elections.

This was the passage of law, AB-27.

All active registered voters are automatically sent mailed ballots.

You do not have to vote that way if you do not want to,

but apparently a lot of people have chosen to do that.

But maybe there are some problems with it.

We're going to talk now with the president of the public interest legal foundation.

His name is Jay Christian Adams, and they have put out a study about what happened with

California's mail-in-ballot system in the 2022 elections.

That would be the primary in June, and then, of course, the November

general election. All right. Let's get Jay Christian Adams on. Welcome, sir.

Hey, guys. Thanks for having me.

Thanks for coming on with us. So you've got nearly 11 million ballots you say are unaccounted

for. Can you be more specific? Isn't this mostly people throwing out their ballot in the

garbage like I did? Well, a lot of them are for sure, but we at the Public Interselegal Foundation,

we did a deep dive into the data. And you have other crazy things, like 11,000 ballots came back,

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