en asking for some time in public, and you've seen it. What was the purpose of electronic voting machines? They're not cheaper. They're not faster. They're not easier. They're not more reliable. So why do we have them? Do you think anybody has ever even attempted to answer that question? Nope. Nobody has even attempted to answer the question why they even exist in the first place. Because the only reason I can think of is to make it easier to steal an election. If anybody can come up with even one potential reason beyond that, then I would say, well, okay, maybe they use it because it's got this advantage. But there is no advantage. Not faster, not cheaper, not easier, not more reliable. So do you think we'll ever get to the bottom of that? Probably not.

All right, here's a fun story. You know that Eric Swalwell is running for governor of California and Joel Gilbert of the Gateway Pundit is informing us that he might have a little problem running for governor because he's not a resident. That's right. Eric Swalwell is not a resident of California and he's running for governor now. He says he is, but the only registered address he has is his lawyer's office. And apparently it's legal to use your lawyer's office as your address if what you're doing is registering for the process, I guess. But you still have to have an actual address. And Bill something I think was the one who outed the fact that there's no record anywhere of him having a California address. And of course he's been asked so what's your California address and he cannot answer the question.

Now you might argue he has security concerns which would be a real concern but he's not saying that. He's simply not answering the question. Do you have a California address? I think I believe that he does not. And it's unfucking believable that Democrats can go as far as they do when he doesn't even have an address here. Now maybe we're wrong, you know, maybe for whatever weird reason he just doesn't want to answer the question or whatever. But it does seem pretty clear he doesn't have an address.

Anyway, so in some ways, Swalwell would be I'm sorry, Swalwell would be perfect for governor of California because he sounds like kind of a crook. And I guess he's also very deep in personal debt. So he's mismanaged his own money. He's deep in debt, which makes him very bribable. And he doesn't have an address in California is running for governor. All right, good luck.

So I guess buried in the Epstein files or some kind of email chain that shows that the Department of Justice is getting stonewalled by the FBI. I guess Mike Benz and Gumby for Christ have been writing about this on X, but I put the Dilbert filter on this situation and it turns out that there are so many digital files and so many records about Epstein that if you're at the Department of Justice and you say, hey, you know, give us these records. There's nobody who can do it. It's simply too big a job and they don't have a system that has already organized the files. So if they don't have a system that has already organized the files, you just have this enormous bunch of files and if somebody asks you for something specific, you just wouldn't have any way to get it.

So the Dilbert filter is that incompetence or the inability to do the task might be behind what's