Join Tim Ray and Shannon McVey as they discuss voter fraud. Was there voter fraud during the 2020 presidential elections? What will a Joe Biden presidency look like? Tim and Shannon will be speaking with Randy Pinocci, as well as Conservative Republican Businessman, Mark Gonsalves.

Joining us today is Montana Public Service Commissioner, Randy Pinocci. Commissioner Pinocci was elected to serve on the Public Service Commission, district 1, in 2018. District 1 encompasses 19 counties, which is the largest number of counties, and the most square miles, of any PSC district.
Prior to being elected to the PSC, Randy Pinocci was a small business owner, while working full time in the printing business for over 32 years, specializing in political direct mail. He also has served as a statewide director for former United States Senator Conrad Burns, chair of the Second Amendment Committee for the Republican Party. In addition to those duties, Commissioner Pinocci also served in 2015 as a member of the Montana State House of Representatives and has served as a longtime member of the Board of Directors for the Montana Shooting Sports Association (MSSA). During his time with the MSSA, he assisted in introducing and passing pro-gun legislation in Montana. MSSA has passed more pro-gun laws than any other state organization in United States history.

Mark Gonsalves is the son of first-generation Americans, Beatrice and Lenine Gonsalves. He has a BS degree in Accounting, which has served him well during his many business ventures. Mark started his career in IT recruitment and later founded Integrity Software Resources, Inc.
After several years in business, he was recruited to become Vice President of Sales & Marketing at Adams Golf, a small golf club manufacturer. Within 4 years, he helped grow sales from $1 million to over $90 million. It was named by Inc. as the 4th fastest-growing private company in the US and shortly after went public. In 2001, Mark and his wife Donna purchased a private buying club franchise and renamed it DirectBuy. This was before a Costco or Sam’s Club was on nearly every corner. Mark developed a unique TV marketing plan that expanded the company network from 67 to 168 locations within 4 years. DirectBuy was sold to a private equity firm for $550 million, an increase in valuation of over $540 million during that time.
After the company was sold, Mark became a real estate investor, buying undervalued properties, improving, and reselling them. Mark has taken special assignments in a number of companies in need of new vision and leadership. He served as CEO of the Hank Haney International Junior Golf Academy, directed the acquisition of Nature’s Brands Inc., and also re-branded a UK-based nutritional company.