Hello and welcome. It is Eric Erickson here. Glad to have you with me. The phone number 8779373-725. If you want to be on the program, I want to answer a question. I've gotten a ton of emails from the last segment.

Nationwide, wherever you are, you are more likely than not aware of a consent decree in the

state of Georgia prior to the 2020 election that Trump supporters have long maintained, was emboldened

the Democrats to commit voter fraud in Georgia. And they blame Secretary of State Brad Raffensberger in Georgia for entering

into a consent decree with Stacey Abrams Fair Fight, Georgia, that allowed the stealing of the

election. That is, it's not only a gross distortion of what happened. It's actually not true.

There's never been a consent decree. There was no consent decree. None did not exist. There was a court case. And so I want to give

everybody's history here. You know, you can have your truth and your truth isn't necessarily

true. You may think that your pronouns are g and bleu, but you're a boy you're a boy if you're a girl

you're a girl I don't care what your truth is reality is different and the reality here is there

was never a consent decree I don't care what you believe people believe stupid things all the

time and not true things there was never a consent decree. What there was was a lawsuit.

So let me explain this one to you.

I'm shocked by, I've talked about this before, but you know, I talk about it and move on and

people weren't around at the time.

So here's what happened.

There are two sections of the law in Georgia.

In full disclosure, I was an election's lawyer.

Familiar with these provisions in the election code.

There are two provisions of the election code in Georgia.

One gives a list of things that must be on absentee ballots.

And if they are not put there by the voters, the ballots must be rejected. Most

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