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I think that if America doesn't get a handle on this, and people in each state don't get a handle on how they're doing elections,

this isn't just a problem for this year, and it is a problem for this year.

It's a problem for all elections going forward.

This is your host, Scott Bertram, and that's Molly Hemingway, our first guest on today's

program. Molly is a senior journalism fellow at Hillsdale College, also a senior editor at the

Federalist, a Fox News contributor, and co-author of the book, Justice on Trial, find her on

Twitter at M. Z. Hemingway. We talked at length with Molly about

election integrity, media meddling, and more. Molly, thanks for joining us here on the

Radio Free Hillsdale Hour. It is great to be here with you. Always appreciate you making some time

for us on the program. We want to step back a bit, a week or so, 10 days ago,

a piece you wrote up at the Federalist. Democrats and media are reaping the fruit of four

years of anti-Trump conspiracy theories. This is your piece at the Federalist, sort of taking

an overview of what we've been seeing happening since the election.

What's your argument here in the piece?

It just is fascinating to hear people say. I was responding in this piece to Lawrence Tribe,

who's a prominent Harvard law professor, he was saying that refusal to accept the legitimacy

of the 2020 presidential

election threatens the republic. And I just saw Paul Krugman write a column saying that Joe Biden

has this unprecedented situation of people not accepting the legitimacy of his election.

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