I don't mind stealing the bread from the miles of techadins

But I can't feed all the foulers when my cups are already overfilled

But it's on the table that's why I was cooking

And my father and baby will slay us all working

And blood is on the table in the mouth, I'll choke him

I'm on hunger

I don't mind stealing the bread from the miles of techadins

Oh yeah, classic. Let's get started here. BK here, everyone. Thanks for checking out the podcast. It is Saturday, June 12, 2021

10.45 a.m. Please follow me on social media and check out my Twitter at Bravo Kilo Actual

And check out that Instagram at BK Actual. Quick announcement you guys. There will be no podcast next week

And if you saw my Instagram post this morning, you can probably figure out why I'm going to talk about that a little bit

At the end of the podcast after the big finish. But for now guys, we got some work to do. Let's go ahead and get into it

Let's start with our international news and let's go to Peru. I talked about this a little bit last week. Now that is election

And it's still undecided. It's neck and neck. The two presidential candidates are locked in the near tie. One of them is claiming fraud

Of course, you think this is just an American thing. The accusations of fraud. This literally happens in every single election all over the world

Peru has been through quite the year. It's had three presidents. It suffered one of the world's highest coronavirus death rates

And the economy has been in the crapper definitely. So yeah, it's really a lot of tension down there pushing it to the limit

And it's pretty crazy right now. So 99% of the votes are counted

And Pedro Castillo, who is a leftist former teacher with no past governing experience, leads Keiko Fujimori, the daughter of former right wing president Alberto Fujimori

By about 70,000 votes and the Fujimori clan is kind of the country's establishment. So right now they say Mr. Castillo has won about 50.2% of the votes counted

And Fujimori 49.8% but Fujimori has asked officials to toss out thousands of votes claiming that her opponents party has violated the voting system

Quote in a systematic way. Now observers and electoral authorities are saying there is no evidence yet of systemic fraud

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