Seg:1- (AUDIO) Mike gets the festivities going with today's presser from Sidney Powell and Rudy Giuliani. If anyone is in doubt of the gravity of this situation, they need only listen to the earnest, emotional tone of Sidney's voice. She knows. The corruption was well thought out, to a point, until the sheer magnitude of the actual landslide President Trump won broke the algorithm on the software being used against him. Then the election night shutdown ensued, and the backdoor to middle-of-the-night ballots was opened. If this was Mitt Romney, or Jeb Bush, the election would've been stolen without so much as a whimper. Why were these banana republic tools ever introduced into the United States in the first place? A child with a cell phone could hack one of these infernal Dominion voting machines. If this election ends up stolen, the confidence once put in the ballot box will move to the cartridge box. The leftist criminals really shouldn't go there. ----------- Listen in full to Mike's analysis of this epic truth bomb, and more, in segment 1. Seg:2- (AUDIO)Justin Trudeau is absolutely tongue tied with the notion that his government's response to COVID-19 was political, and not simply about saving lives. He finally vomited up a proclamation that science, not politics, has guided his government. ----------- (Secret Recording) (AUDIO) Dr. Roger Hodkinson, fmr. Chairman of Royal College of Physicians & Surgeons committee in Ottawa, tells Canadian Gov't: "This is the biggest hoax ever perpetrated on an unsuspected public - nothing more than a bad flu season" Very compelling audio. https://t.co/B2wSoyg10p https://t.co/qsvuGtdTJQ ------------ (AUDIO) Mike goes into audio from Germany, where a doctor had his door kicked in while doing a live podcast about the truth of the horrible scamdemic. This horror should leave no doubt, in any rational mind out there, that we are literally at war. ------------ Jason Kenney sends Texas firms who lure Alberta business to the Lone Star state a message. IT'S ON. Kenney says that the Texans have advertising in Alberta, and he'll do the same thing through his visits to Texas. He thinks loosening provincial regulations will bring Texas companies to Alberta, but conveniently leaves out all the crippling federal regulations brought by the Canadian government. He's horribly misguided on this, to say the least. ----------- All this and more comes your way in segment 2