I'm Lou Dobbs with the Great America Show Mid-Day Update for January 27th.

We're learning a lot about the vulnerabilities of those electronic voting machines,

you know the ones we were told can't be hacked, can be manipulated and we're learning it in a federal

courtroom in Atlanta Georgia. We're learning despite everything that we've been told by

some of the voting machine companies and political parties and others

that there are an extraordinary number of vulnerabilities and a capacity to

manipulate the outcome.

These electronic voting machine vulnerabilities include the ability of others to erase

any sign that they had tampered with the machines and manipulated them.

These are big developments, folks,

and they are the way the court finished

its Friday session in Atlanta.

This coming week, a lot of excitement in store, likely in that federal courtroom Judge

Amy Totenberg presiding, and the case is Curling versus Raffinsberger.

And Raffinsberger, of course, the Secretary of State of Georgia was given a shield

by an appellate court which ruled that he did not have to testify under oath in this trial,

which bears his name and bears directly on a series of

elections in the state of Georgia, and perhaps the entire country. The Border Patrol

says it has no plans at this time to remove razor wire

that had been put up by the state of Texas. It looks like the Biden administration

as dense as it can be knows it's over reached here and one has to wonder what those five

Supreme Court justices who ruled against the state of Texas are thinking right

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