What's up, everybody?

Welcome back.

Happy Skews Day to you.

It's December 6th.

I fucked that word up.

It's the 6th.

It's the 6th day of December 2022.

It's a runoff night down there in Georgia, which of course we're going to be talking about. But I'm Trey Crowder. That's Mark Aegee. What's up, Mark? Yeah, it's a Tuesday, Trey, which means Georgia's voting. Every Tuesday on the dock. Thank you. Good Lord, man. It would not hit to live in Georgia lately. I agree. Yeah. God bless those people, man. They're sticking with it. It seems like, you know, it wouldn't surprise.

Like, I know that we're going to talk about like turnout is is good. Turnouts high. And I find that, you know, I guess impressive or whatever. Because I would, you know, you'd have to have fatigue, I would think, living there, like you said, it's like every other year for three months, we got to go vote a bunch of times and the fight of the world hangs in the balance or whatever. So, you know.

That's why when Republicans get on their voting isn't a right, it's a privilege sort of shit. It's like, it's a privilege. It's fucking fucking it's like going to the DMV it's like it's an obligation I always do it but it's like

it's not fun to wait in line and check but it and fill a standard as test but yeah a lot to get

too we'll talk about the turnout stuff because the numbers are funny depending on how you slice

it basically voter suppression works is a lesson we're learning i still think war knox going to win but

we'll find out on the moment a little bit um a couple things for we get to the show so

trump org was found guilty in 17 counsel fraud and tax evasion today and so i need somebody like

a lawyer to sit me down and explained to me as like a child how a company can be guilty of crimes, but none of the people that work there. Was it a corporation? Because corporations are, they're their own people, right? It's like a whole thing in this country. That was that a long time ago, Mark. I'm surprised you missed it. But yeah, the company is a person. So it's guilty. So like the people, I would think that at least be accomplices, you know, but...

Yeah.

Not to be too fair to Mitt Romney, but like his point was that corporations are made up of people, right?

He's not wrong.

No.

But also he was making a case for corporations to have people's rights, which I disagree

with, like being able to spend the limited malice in elections and shit.

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