In America, if you lose, you accept the results.

You follow the Constitution.

You try again.

You don't call facts fake and then try to bring down the American experiment just because you're unhappy.

That's not statesmanship. That's not statesmanship. That's selfishness.

President Biden delivers a forceful speech on voting rights, hoping to breathe new life into talks

that have stalled.

The question is, will his words be met with action?

Plus, the website of the Russia-based hacking gang that's been attacking U.S. companies has disappeared.

The question this morning, is the group gone, or has it just gone dark?

And a historic night at Corsfield and baseball's midsummer classic.

The question is, what will it take to put an end to the American League's dominance?

It's way too early for this.

Good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that is a strong supporter of designated hitters everywhere.

I am Casey Hunt on this Wednesday, July 14th.

We'll start with the news.

President Biden is trying to reinvigorate stalled talks over voting rights. Speaking from Philadelphia in his most forceful terms yet, the president blasted

purveyors of the big lie while condemning statewide efforts to restrict voting.

No other election has ever been held under such scrutiny and such high standards.

The big lie is just that, a big lie.

The denial of full and free and fair election is the most un-American thing

than any of us can imagine.

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