Mike Lindell shares his personal story of running for governor and the challenges he faced in getting a hand recount of the ballots. He also discusses the importance of paper ballots as the official record of elections and how they can be used to verify results through hand recounts.

The conversation touches on the issue of electronic voting machines and how they can be manipulated, leading to inaccurate results. Lindell shares examples of instances where voting machines have been found to be faulty, and how this can lead to a lack of trust in the election process. He also discusses the need for a paper trail in elections and how this can be achieved through the use of paper ballots.

As the Colorado Attorney General election heats up, a crucial question remains: is Jena Griswold qualified for the job? This episode delves into the controversies surrounding her tenure as Secretary of State, including a toxic workplace environment, high turnover rates, and a lack of accountability. The conversation also touches on the importance of qualifications and leadership style in a position that requires significant law enforcement power.

In this episode, Jimmy discusses the concerns with Laura Carno about the need for a professional and qualified leader, citing examples of Griswold mishandling of sensitive information and her failure to address issues in her own office. The conversation also explores the impact of Griswold's leadership style on the state's elections and the Attorney General's office.

Key points include the Secretary of State's office having a toxic workplace environment, high turnover rates, and a lack of accountability. The conversation also touches on the importance of qualifications and leadership style in a position that requires significant law enforcement power. Jimmy emphasizes the need for a professional and qualified leader, citing examples of Griswold's mishandling of sensitive information and her failure to address issues in her own office.