And President Trump is 100% within his rights to look into allegations of irregularities

and weigh his legal options.

When you break the process on which we elect our leaders, you will break America forever.

So this isn't just about this election.

This is about every election in the future.

And the fact that the American people, the everyday people who get up and work hard that are

suffering through this pandemic that have tragically lost family members, that they need to know

at least, at least America still functions and we care about doing things right.

Hey, everybody. Welcome to the McRaeacad-Sachian. I'm Jared Yates-Saxton. As always, I'm here with Nick

Halseman. We have an interesting little show today. Of course, we are on the other side of

Joe Biden becoming president-elect of the United States of America. But if you thought everything

was over, if you thought we were completely out of the

woods, we are not. We just aren't. It's not that easy to get rid of an authoritarian. After we

have a discussion about somehow or another how this slow-moving stupid coup is continuing to unfold before us.

Afterwards, we have a special treat.

Nick was able to sit down with the executive producer of Schoolhouse Rock,

George Newall, to talk about the political and civic education that Schoolhouse Rock offered

and how the Republican Party undermined that

and did everlasting damage to our discourse in this country. And I think that's an interesting

conversation that can also give us a little bit of an idea of how we can move forward and

maybe make this country somewhat better and improve our discourse and educational systems.

But that being said, Nick, we are not out of the woods.

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