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From KQED.

From KQED.

There's more to that couch or table left out on the street for the taking than you might think. A lucky find, a new canvas for a graffiti artist, a chance to reject consumerism. We'll dig into the range of meanings and experiences inspired by street furniture and hear your stories.

But first, we'll learn more about a recently surfaced memo that explicitly laid out a plan for subverting the 2020 presidential election.

And we'll look at what impact it could have on the House panel investigating the January 6th insurrection and on efforts to shore up weaknesses in U.S. election law.

Join us.

This is Forum.

I'm Mina Kim.

A draft report on the results of the controversial GOP-funded vote recount in Arizona

has actually reaffirmed that Joe Biden won more votes than Donald Trump. Meantime, Texas has announced a 2020

vote recount in four counties after Trump demanded it, and so Trump's efforts to save face over his

election loss continue, one that

has already included rejected court filings, and, as we learned this week, a detailed memo

that laid out a way for then-vice-president Mike Pence to overturn the election results and finagle

...