To be clear: There isn't a *single* state that certifies its results *on* Election Day. When elections are called, it's because of media *projections,* not the "final total." Indeed, federal law gives states at least five *weeks* to certify their results:
that was responding to the insane tweet from the jackass that the tweet declares the election results vote counts ends on Nov 03, 11:59PM
Fortunately, one of the IC's [FBI] issued their own PSA explaining the existing laws knowing ahead of time what may try to happen and have informed the USA public, with the PSA, that they will not be part of the crooked criminal mafia. Watch Glenn Kirschner's video because it is worth it.
- Public Service Announcement by the FBI. Reported by journalist Glenn Kirschner
The Federal Bureau of Investigation issued a public service announcement (PSA) saying that nefarious actors will try inject disinformation into the US election landscape by claiming that states must declare a victory on election night. States have laws, procedures and protocols in place that provide that they can take days or even weeks after the election to make sure every vote is accurately counted.
Donald Trump is already saying that he wants federal judges to declare him the winner on the evening of November 3rd. In substance, he is urging the federal courts to violate state elections laws and corruptly declare him the winner on election night. Remarkably, the FBI PSA squarely contradicts Trump's claims. In substance, the FBI is telling the American people not to listen to Trump's nonsensical claims.
On the amusing side of events, the conservative group that hosts the annual 'crazies' event are claiming that they don't have anything to do with KKK at the convention and yet there is eventual confirmation that KKK did have some involvement with the convention.
Kudos to Borat 2 film doing hijinx and spoofing here and there.
-- CPAC threatens legal action against 'Borat 2' production company over KKK scene
Attorneys demand filmmakers 'immediately cease and desist from using any content filmed during CPAC in Borat 2'
By Ronn Blitzer | Fox News
The American Conservative Union (ACU), the organization behind the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), is threatening to sue the makers of the new film "Borat Subsequent Moviefilm" due to scenes shot at the 2020 conference earlier this year. ... In one scene, a character is shown entering the event dressed in a Ku Klux Klan-inspired outfit. ACU claims this falsely suggested that its organization and the KKK have aligning ideologies.
'BORAT 2' STAR SACHA BARON COHEN RESPONDS TO DONALD TRUMP'S CRITICISM OF THE FILM: 'I DON'T FIND YOU FUNNY'
"Any implication that KKK style hatred would be welcome at CPAC is false and malicious," attorneys for the ACU said in a letter to the film's star, Sacha Baron Cohen, and production company Four by Two Films. ... The letter demands that the filmmakers "immediately cease and desist from using any content filmed during CPAC in Borat 2 and its trailers[.]"
In the movie, which is a sequel to the 2006 hit comedy, Cohen's Borat character is depicted as walking through the CPAC venue's lobby in KKK garb, but according to the ACU and its attorneys, it was really another actor.
It’s confirmed that the @GaylordNational indeed had a KKK at their establishment. We contacted them and ask that they address this with a public statement with their position. We was told that the Public Relations Director is off today. @Marriott doesn’t feel this is of urgency.
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