all right everybody welcome back happy scuse day to you it's october 15th 2024 i'm tray that's mark

how's it going mark good tray how you Trey. How you doing today, bud?

Doing good?

I'm hanging in there.

Yep.

Yeah.

Early voting started today, and just a little bit of news before you get the show. Early voting today started today in Georgia and North Carolina. There are any numbers from North Carolina yet, but in Georgia, 252,000 people vote or ballots were cast today, according to the Georgia Secretary of State's office.

He tweeted, spectacular turnout.

We were running out of adjudice for this.

The previous first day record was 136,000 in 2020, so they almost doubled the first day record.

Which is, you know, good for liberals, progressives, leftists, everyone to put it, because if they, more people voting is bad for conservatives, always has been.

Right. I was going to say, but specific, isn't it also, maybe not early, but the reason they hated these things for a long time is typically like early voting and mailing voting and that type of stuff tends to skew them, doesn't it?

Well, also it just makes voting easier so more people vote.

Right.

Like if you can't make it on the Tuesday of the election, then you're just fucked, right?

Right.

And anytime more people can vote, it helps the Democrats, like you said.

Some out of context here, Georgia did make some rule changes to get rid of, like, ballot

drop boxes and stuff or the limit there.

So, like, a lot of these votes are moved over from other ways people are voting.

So it's not like just explicit.

So people can push towards this, which if, look, if Republicans are going to be inherently suspicious of mail voting but not in person voting, do an early in person voting, fine work around, whatever, if it keeps the Republic from, you know, blowing up in a hellfire because they think the mail is inherently satanic or whatever, whatever.

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