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I'll discuss a new article in Politico about the vulnerability of voting machines.

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There are two important topics I want to talk about in our first segment today. The sentencing of Donald Trump in the New York case, and the issue of election

fraud involving the machines. So let me start with the the Trump case. It might

seem that Donald Trump has effectively pulled off what Megan Kelly called the inside straight,

which is torpedoing all the cases or at the very least punting them beyond the election.

But there is one notable exception to this, and that is the conviction in New York on 35 felony counts. And the sentencing is scheduled for September 18th. The judge has, this is one merchant, has refused to punt the date beyond the election and Trump's lawyers have officially asked him to

vacate this September 18 sentencing date, actually to perhaps not do it at all, but if you do it, move it to after the

election. Now, why would the judge do that or what is the case for asking the judge to do that and the answer is

really simple it's the Supreme Court's presidential immunity decision the

Supreme Court has ruled that Trump has immunity for all acts that

were undertaken in his official capacity.

The immunity has two levels.

They're sort of absolute immunity and presumptive immunity.

But the court defined presumptive immunity so broadly

that it's essentially absolute immunity and so anything that

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