The Democratic Rigging Competition

I mean, Venezuela is a preview, by the way. Venezuela, what you just saw in Venezuela is a preview for November in America. Mhmm. That's a preview for The United States. Yeah.

How it's gonna get Yeah. Because because forget about talking about a free and fair election Yeah. In in Venezuela. Forget about talking about who won, who didn't win. It was a it was a question of who was going to be able to rig the vote better, more successfully.

Because it's because once you know that the other side is gonna rig the election Yeah. Well, what can you do? What can you do after that? If you know that they're gonna rig the election, then what are you supposed to do except try to outrig them? That's the only option you have.

You can't say, no, no, no, we're gonna be have integrity and we're gonna insist. No, because they're gonna rig it. Yeah. So you have to rig it better than them. And if you can't rig it better than them, then you just have to hope that you that the army's on your side.

Mhmm. So how So so like they they put out that that the opposition won Yeah. In Venezuela. Okay. Maduro, of course, said, no.

Actually, I won. Right. And of course, I won because I am already sitting in the seat. Okay. So this isn't musical chairs.

Yeah. When we're running for election, we're not both walking around the chair. I'm already in the chair. Yeah. If you want me to get out of the chair, then it's gonna take more than a rigged election to get me out.