about — he could run for Senate, he could win in Florida, and he could have enough coattails he might actually flip the whole House and the Senate. That's how that could do it.

Gets better. You want to hear the good part? And then Trump becomes Speaker of the House. You feel it yet? And then Trump becomes Speaker of the House and takes Nancy Pelosi's job. I'm not done. Wait, I'm not done. Have I said anything yet that you can't imagine happening? Now again I don't think it'll happen but is any part of this impossible? It really isn't, is it?

Right. It gets better. Now Trump's the Speaker of the House and then he leads the impeachment against Harris and Biden for promoting the fine people hoax. And we know that votes for impeachment just follow party lines so it wouldn't matter if that was a good case, a bad case. It wouldn't matter if you think anybody should be impeached for any of that. It would only matter how many Republicans there are and if they decide to impeach both Harris and Biden.

And by the way this is fully impeachable. The fine people hoax is a very impeachable offense in my opinion. It drives the country apart. I mean it's just the worst thing that's ever happened in this country in my opinion. That was done intentionally anyway.

So now let's say he impeaches successfully Biden and Harris. Who's the president? That's right. The Speaker of the House becomes the president if both the president and the vice president are impeached. Trump would take the last two years of Biden's term. I'm not done yet. I'm not done yet.

And then in 2024 he runs for president. Now again I don't think this is going to happen and the main reason I don't think it's going to happen is I can't see Trump running for a lesser office. As funny as it would be I can't see him doing it. And being a senator is sort of less fun than being president, right? So I can't see Trump doing it. But the fact that this path even exists, the fact that it even could happen, is so delicious that I almost can't stand it.

All right. I'm going to talk about some stuff that will probably get me canceled next. Are you ready? This next topic people get canceled for even mentioning it so you may never see me again. And I'd like to begin by begging to the gods of social media, please do not misinterpret what I say next. Please let me remain a vital part of the social media platforms. Let me exist. Please don't cancel me.

I'm going to quote again Rasmussen. I told you you should follow them. They're making all kinds of news today. And they're tweeting a story in one of a Georgia local publication that says the following. And before I tell you this, have I mentioned that the courts have found no proof of widespread voter fraud? Hear that. Hear that as clearly as you can. The courts have found no proof, no proof of widespread, widespread voter fraud. So let's all agree on that. That's just a fact. Don't cancel me. Don't cancel me.

And so I give you the following fact as reported by Rasmussen in a tweet. And there's a publication that reports it that Georgia's chain of custody for the votes, the mail-in votes, is missing over 400,000 ballots for Georgia. And then Georgia, the ballot transfer forms — and they show you the chain of custody. So there's some forms that need to be filled out as part of the normal process of voting in Georgia. And what percentage of the mail-in ballots — by the way I think Georgia was won by only 12,000 votes. So the margin of difference in Georgia was 12,000 votes. But there are over 400,000 votes where the chain of custody is missing according to this publication.

And the ballot transfer forms show 78 of 89,000 absentee ballots from drop boxes were not transported to the registrar, quote, immediately as election code rules require. Now I don't know what immediately requires. Like what would immediately mean? I would say immediately would be within 24 hours maybe if that feels immediate to me.

So we have two alleged — I'm not saying this, it's not me, I'm just saying what other people are alleging. Please don't cancel me. What do you think of that?

Now who's working on fixing this? Who's the politician who says, well you can argue about what happened but we've already moved on, Biden is your president, but we'll fix it for next time. We're not saying there was any fraud. We're just saying that there's a transparency problem. Who's working on that? Which one of our important national or even state politicians is working on fixing this? Nobody. Nobody. Not even trying.

If you thought we had a real election we didn't. There was not transparency. Without transparency you didn't have an election. Does that get me canceled? Let me say it again. If you don't have transparency in the election process you only think you had an election. You didn't have an election. You had one you think you had and that's it if there's no transparency or insufficient transparency.

So I do agree that Biden's president. The system has installed him. That should not change through anything other than a vote or impeachment I suppose. Bu