Distinguished guests, please welcome the President of the United States, accompanied by National Turkey Federation Chairman John Zimmerman and his son Grant.

President Biden kicked off the week of Thanksgiving with the ceremony on the south lawn of the White House. He came out in his

aviators. It was a sunny day in D.C. Everyone knew what he was about to do. And what he's about to say,

he was going to pardon a turkey. Good morning. Good morning. You tell me there's 2,500 people here today.

Looking for a pardon.

President Biden closed out Thanksgiving week with a written statement and took a lot of people

by surprise because he did something he promised he would not do over and over again.

He said he would not pardon his son Hunter and then he did. We're going to try and

figure out why on today, explained. Hey, everybody. I'm Ashley C. Ford, and I'm the host of Into the

Mix, a Ben and Jerry's podcast about joy and justice, produced with Vox Creative. And in our new miniseries, we're talking about voter fraud.

For years now, former President Donald Trump has made it a key talking point,

despite there being no evidence of widespread fraud.

But what impact do claims like these have on ordinary voters?

People like Olivia Coley Pearson, a civil servant in Douglas, Georgia, who was arrested for voter

fraud because she showed a first-time voter how the voting machines worked.

Hear how she fought back on the latest episode of Into the Mix.

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