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The 14th Amendment issue, again, heating up as it did while we were finishing out the broadcast.

Yesterday, lawsuit was filed in Colorado by a group called Crew at Washington DC and some Colorado residents.

It gets the Secretary of State there, but really trying to force a Democrat Secretary of State's head to start this disqualification process

under the 14th Amendment, we will get more into that as our research has continued at the ACLJ

to push back against this ridiculous notion that Secretary of State's can really nearly decide on their own

without judicial proceedings, without any finding that someone is not qualified to be on the ballot

because they engaged in an insurrection in their view, in their opinion.

And I mean, imagine the mess that makes not just for the citizens of that state or for the candidate,

but for the citizens of other states who are voting for that individual.

We had a lot of people say, well, if that state does it, is that affecting my vote?

My state, I think you're absolutely right.

And that's why this constitutional provision is not self-executing on its own.

It takes court case, it takes finding of this kind of guilt.

And then this could be utilized.

And there's even question about whether or not after there was amnesty granted,

courts have gone kind of both ways on after there's widespread amnesty posts of a war, is this clause even good?

Well, and the other thing is that first of all, then you got the question.

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