Okay, I'm here with Jim Cutler. Jim, can you tell me you've been doing some research on this whole idea of the mail-in voting? This is confusing because it seems like the Democrats really want mail-in voting. This is part of their whole narrative that we need to be scared. We need to stay in our homes, we can't go out.

If we go out, we have to wear a mask, but a mask won't protect us, and so we can't possibly

vote in person. And this seems like the reason why they're in favor of this is because it'll

be easier for them to steal the election. And so Trump has come out hard against mail-in voting, not absentee voting,

which is different. And so he's been tweeting against it, tweeting against it. And so, Jim,

what are these two sides? And what do you think is on the playbook of either side?

I'm going to take you back to the Iowa caucus at the beginning of the primaries and talk a little bit about how that went down.

Here you have a very visible voting process.

The Iowa caucuses are always looked at as that bellwether for how people

think the primaries are going to go. And it is an unusual situation because it is a caucus and not

an actual primary balloting. So, but again, it's that litmus test that everybody loves to comment on.

They came up with this.

Democrats. The Democrats came up with an app. Of course, you know, this is a, the Republicans,

you know, this is a non-issue for Republicans pretty much on this particular thing,

because we have the incumbent. So the Democrats come up with this app that is going to be used to

collect the votes and to tabulate them and to get them out. And it's supposed to be whiz-bang and

really, you know, effective and quick and

efficient and all that. Well, we come to find out that the thing was a complete disaster,

and it created an enormous amount of chaos, and that chaos caused a delay in the balloting

and all kinds of repercussions. So the question then is, what was the purpose of that app?

Was that Democrats really trying to create something that was useful

that would help them do things accurately and efficiently that went awry?

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