And the Oh, uh, oh, uh, uh,

uh, uh, now, If one more television personality tells me how voting works, I'm going to reach my hand through the screen and strangled John King from CNN.

Thank you for kindly explaining to me that in elections votes need to be counted.

Yes, we know how elections work.

You don't need to condescend your audience.

This is why CNN is losing its audience and I've never felt

more conflicted because talking down to your audience does not help your engagement.

We get it. The votes need to be counted and no reasonable person thinks that all the Democrats are dropping off

tens of thousands of fake fraudulent votes that they need to win, Pennsylvania, whatever.

No reasonable people think that.

If you've ever worked on an election, if you've ever volunteered to count votes,

you would know how absurd that accusation is.

And this is not a partisan issue. Voting is voting. It's obvious that the votes need to be counted,

and you don't need to talk to your audience like they're a six-year-old who's about to explode into a

tantrum because they can't play with a particular toy in this particular moment.

We're adults, we know it's going to take some time. Thank you.

Take you five minutes to understand what an ignorant asshole you are talking about voter fraud if you just spent five minutes

volunteering at a polling station.

Similarly, the idea that we should abolish the police would go away in five minutes if those individuals were introduced to the kinds of interactions that police have to endure on a nightly basis.

Go ahead, go volunteer for the county, counting votes.

Go ahead, go volunteer for the Sheriff's Department.

And you can come back to me and talk about voter fraud.

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