Episode Details

A double-guest night for CannCon and Ashe in America. First up is Mark Mitchell, the honest pollster, who explains why you really cannot trust most of the polling industry, how everyone gets captured in different ways, and what the LA Times poll story and the Frank Luntz Midwest numbers actually reveal once you read the cross tabs. Then Michigan attorney Kevin Kijewski joins to detail his fresh lawsuit against Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson over a rule ordering clerks to delete electronic poll books within seven days, a rule that collides head-on with the 22-month federal retention law and leaves clerks like Michelle McQueer told to basically pick a crime. He also revisits defending the Trump alternate electors against Dana Nessel and the Lawfare he saw up close. Plus Zuckerbucks, battery-swap shenanigans, and cautious hope that justice, not just being right, is finally on the table.