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How you doing?
I'm good.
I'm glad to be back.
I had a little time away.
It was really good to be away.
But I'm excited for today.
I'm excited for election day.
I really want us to send a message that Wisconsin's not, can't be bought by Elon Musk.
Yes.
Double down, go all in, whatever it is.
Just get out and vote.
Vote for Susan Crawford, the one who's not been bought by Elon Musk.
We're going to get into all of that.
Also want to get your legal mind, your opinion on the efforts of Attorney General Josh Call to go after and stop Musk from doing this.
Now Musk put some X's out.
We'll talk about that as well.
Also want to get your sense on the money here on the election.
as well.
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Uh,
Uh, good to have you back on the show.
I was wondering, like I wanted to talk to you about this because the efforts of Attorney General Josh Collin, it seemed like kind of far-fetched.
Apparently Musk had sent out on a, he was going to give this money out in appreciation for you taking your time to vote.
Now Musk deleted that, but he ended up coming to Wisconsin anyway and having
this rally.
He deleted it because that's actually
still out there.
If you can't give, if there is a court ruling and the Wisconsin Election Commission is like,
You can't offer someone a bottle of water to vote while in line.
You certainly can't offer him maybe a million bucks for taking the time to vote.
That was clearly illegal.
That's why he deleted it.
It became the sign the petition thing and maybe you'll get a million dollars.
I guess that's a thing.
Oh, by the way, need I remind everyone?
Elon Musk has so much money that if he spent ten million dollars a day every single day for a hundred years he would still have enough billions left over to buy Twitter again.
I just want everybody to absorb that.
If he spent ten million dollars a day every day without missing a day for a hundred years he would still have enough billions of dollars left to buy Twitter again.
That's how much money this guy has left.
So yeah, giving away a million bucks here or there
That's, that is literally a rounding error to Elon Musk.
He is trying to buy Wisconsin.
That's Maggie Dawn from the Maggie Dawn show, two to four PM Monday through Friday, right here on the Civic Media Radio Network, doing some overtime.
Appreciate it.
So here's the thing, call.
He put this out there and the appeals court rejected it.
Now, when the appeals court rejected calls efforts, they said,
according to the Milwaukee General Sentinel, called head not filed or supported his request properly, which forced them to deny the request.
Now, I'm not an attorney, Megadon, but to me, it sounds like he didn't dot his eyes and cross his T's, maybe wasn't properly spaced, used the wrong letterhead.
I don't know, what does that mean to you when you hear that?
So with the caveat that I intentionally did not expend my time looking at the lawsuit because as soon as I saw that it was filed after I read
what Elon Musk had said and the conditions for the giveaway, knowing that we went through this before actually back in the presidential race, I was like, oh, this isn't going anywhere.
So I'm not going to spend any of my precious resource
of
time reading about the particulars here.
But that specific line from the appeals court rejection, which was effectively upheld unanimously by the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
So apparently all those crazy liberals on the court were like no AG call.
you can actually go kick rocks.
What it sounds like to me is that there were potentially insufficient factual allegations or affidavits supporting the complaint.
Complaints are generally viewed when you face a motion to dismiss.
You take all of the factual allegations as if they were true and you interpret them or you make inferences based.
Or in favor of the non-moving party so to the advantage of the plaintiff Apparently what the appeals court and the Supreme Court said was even if we did that you don't have enough here to To provide the basis for the particular claims that he was bringing it sounds sloppy and frankly it read a little bit to me like a political stunt again Elon Musk deleted the offending comments that were clearly against
the law.
So what are you doing?
Is it just performative?
And by the way, was this actually going to impact the election?
It was sort of like doubling down
on
the whole musk thing.
It's like they curate who they give this money to.
It's a publicity stunt.
And you make it worse by giving a more publicity about the thing.
If you get what I'm saying.
Right.
But
appreciate the effort.
Yeah, I'd be calling for, hey, legislators.
You don't think this is a good, what if it was George Soros, would everybody be like, yep, that's just totally fine.
How about we legislate this?
the
No, he could have filed an amended complaint, but not in the Supreme Court.
He would have had to try to amend the...
or supplement the factual allegations or affidavits related there, too.
And the trial court.
But from the appeals court to the Supreme Court, you can't change
couldn't correct his mistakes.
Okay, there we go.
Folks, you're listening to the Dom Salvi show.
Maggie Dawn, letting us know how it all works.
Real quick, the tweet, the X message, and then the deletion.
Was a crime, not a crime.
admit and say, Hey, we're going to pay you for appreciation for taking your time to vote.
And that's not allowed by law.
And then you go back and delete that.
Uh, does that make it go away?
I mean,
I don't know.
We're in this weird, never, never land of like, gosh, never been here before.
Oh, this is quote, unprecedented, the word that I never want to hear
out
This is where, again, I did not read the complaint.
But what I am guessing is that the causal nexus between the Musk tweet or what he said he was doing and then it got deleted and the parameters changed that they can't prove that it actually provided an incentive to anyone to go vote.
And that is likely, in my opinion, what they may have been or what the court was sort
of.
No.
putting its hat on that you would need to at least allege in the complaint that it did actually impact voters.
Again,
know, maybe in the opposite direction.
Again, I think Elon Musk, you know, he's he's like the friend that always brings the good weed to the party.
That's a real drag.
I mean,
not to torture a metaphor here but like yeah it's like oh yeah it's Elon everybody can't stand the guy but at least he brought the top shelf liquor he's that guy nobody wants him at the party
But everyone wants the party 8-5-5-7-5-2-4-8-4-2 Speaking of the party one of the winners of that million dollars was the Wisconsin College Republican chair,
huh??
Apparently that dude You know deleted or made private his Twitter account after that happened everybody's you know I was was beer money from this cat
now
He's now, he's, he's, he's the Elon at whatever college he was the head of the Republican party.
And it's like, Oh, it's Jerry again,
For the top shelf, Jerry.
Oh, maybe if, um, for the next time, Elon's going to do one of these giveaways.
If I like very publicly renounce all my prior political beliefs
and
like, Hey,
Can I, can I get a mill too?
I don't think he'd buy it.
is
But there is the argument, you know, I mean, and again, you know, this, this, this money is like a drug, right?
And everyone wants a little bit and they're willing to give everything away for just a little bit more.
But there's the, the, the adage, well, at least I could do something good with it.
I'll take that money.
I'll do something good with it.
And then just yesterday brings up like the Ring of Power.
That's it over buddy.
Don't do it, Dom.
Don't do it.
That's what everybody said in the Lord of the Rings too.
I'll be
benign.?
Precious.?
That's?
right.
That's if you look generally.
at what has happened to people whom in the past I would have considered to be very principled conservatives.
I disagreed with a lot of their policy prerogatives.
But hey, these are the values that I stand for.
This is the platform.
These are the candidates that I support.
Donald Trump is not a conservative.
Full stop.
He is not a conservative.
He's not a Republican.
He's MAGA.
He's Donald Trump.
It is a party of one in service of one and by extension in service of billionaires.
They might as well call it the billionaire boys club.
That's what it is, the manosphere, whatever the heck.
This isn't about, again, a group of principled policy positions.
This is venality.
This is the transactional nature of what has gripped what used to be the Republican Party and most of my conservative friends.
If I'm speaking with them privately, we'll say that very plainly.
I call on you to be a person of your convictions, of your values, stand up and vote against a tyrannical billionaire overlord whom no one voted for last I checked.
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Consider this up as we go to break.
If it's okay for a must-paying million dollars for appreciation for one or two or three people, at what point, how much money, how many people does it take to actually full on accept that he's buying the election?
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It's voting day today folks get out and vote Susan Crawford not the BS Let's go to Brian from Milwaukee.
You will be first you're on with Maggie Brian.
Welcome.
What do you got?
Hey, yeah, I know a friend that did sign that petition
And he did then a screenshot of his checking account that stated from the American PHC that he did get $100 for signing the petition.
And then he got $100 another hundred for a referral.
Today he posted a photo on Facebook of himself with a sticker saying I voted and you know, you know, push and everyone to vote for Crawford.
And I know for months he's been on our side and.
He also then stated today that he's still waiting for about $400 in referrals from us to be paid out that he has yet to receive.
Yeah.
Yeah.
He only got, he got paid for his initial signing the petition.
He got paid once for a referral.
But he's still waiting for about $400 to
to the
Oh, I don't know.
I think everybody should sign the petition, get your hundred bucks, and then go vote for Susan Crawford.
Thank you.
You want cha-ching?
Oh,
It's a petition to a poet.
What's the wording?
It's something like active You mean like activist judges on the Supreme Court that are like presidents are kings for the first time in our 250 year history Women don't have the right to control their bodies for the first time in 50 years.
Ta-da.
You mean like those activist judges.
I don't I'm not a fan of activist judges that remake
to serve a predetermined politicized outcome.
Those are the activist judges that I oppose.
I'll happily sign a petition that says that and check whatever size check Elon Musk wants to cut me for that very principled position.
Hi, Maggie.
I got a question for you.
Do you remember way back when the media gave all kinds of time to the bailout and they called General Motors, Government Motors?
I remember the bailout, yep.
Yeah, and they didn't want to give money, loans to General Motors, but they wanted Wall Street and the banks to get it all.
Anyway,
Did you ever hear anything in by the media control of them paying the loans back?
You know occupying the media with that as much as you know all of the bad talk about government motors
I guess are you talking about the fact that in when we talk about many of these bailouts and I would I would lump in the like 30 plus billion that Trump gave to farmers after that wasn't a bailout wasn't it came but here's how we like the definition here becomes really important right bailout in my language the way that I would define the term is taking taxpayer money to shore up an industry and providing payments that
that industry would not otherwise receive.
TARP, following the 2008 financial crisis, right?
Like this has happened repeatedly in U.S.
modern economic history.
We can talk about the financial crisis, right?
We can talk about, again, the financial crisis coming out of the mortgage lending crisis when banks and the farmers, the auto bailout, et cetera, et cetera.
The auto
paid back.
So again, the terminology
If it's a loan, because it's actually paid back, it's a loan.
It's not a bailout.
Bailout, by the way, that I would define it, is that which is not paid back, which is a direct subsidy, which is, here's a word for it, welfare.
People like what do you mean when you use the word welfare?
We have gotten so sucked in to largely much more effectively done on the MAGA far, far right.
The rebranding of things, right?
That we don't, the meaning of words has been stripped in many ways.
A death tax.
Oh, well, we're all going to die.
I hate those.
An estate tax.
I'm probably for that because I don't have an estate, right?
Like this, the rebranding of things is what to be suspicious of simply because someone calls something a bailout does not make it so.
Right.
We did effectively bail out the financial sector.
Right.
Like that's what happened.
And there's a really interesting almost like minute by minute blow of the weekend where Bear Stearns was blowing up.
I think it's in the New York Times that came out this morning or yesterday.
And it's the interplay between the people from Bear Stearns, JPMorgan Chase.
the Fed and the Treasury trying to figure out how to shore up the entire financial system.
And that included some bailout money.
That it's part of what happened then.
Again, that was not paid back.
Yeah.
Well fair and I'm not going to say they shouldn't have done that the the impacts of the financial system Entirely collapse to
mean come on money
go loan
make it
Can I just say one more thing?
Don't forget that BS, the shameless Shillbred Schimmel, when asked if he would have defended the ban on interracial marriage was basically like, yeah, that's my job.
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Yeah.
Why?
And she reminded me of a story that I cannot deny.
We had picked up our oldest Mackenzie at a friend's house and there'd been a fib.
I don't know what the fib was anymore,
but she told a
fib about something and she was denying that she had fibbed.
So this car ride home, I'm gonna get her on the witness stand.
So she's in the back seat.
I adjusted the mirror.
So I'm looking right at her.
And she's looking right at me.
And every time she looks away, I said, look at me.
And I don't think I looked at the road the whole way.
And I got her back there.
And I'm grilling her about this.
And I'm rebutting every fib she piles on the fib.
And I got a Perry Mason moment right there in my car.
She broke down.
I did it.
I did it.
I did it.
I won my trial.
She is a next witness.
You know, rest my case.
Well, she's in the backseat.
She is just crying.
Yeah, I bet.
My wife's looking at me like I'm a monster.
And I was proud of myself.
Wow.
Wow, dude.
in
You know, I did pass the BS bus last weekend when I was going a couple of weekends ago when I was going to my mother's and they were going 70 and a 55.
I'm just saying, and I know because I was passing though.
So Brad Schimmel emotionally working over his eight year old daughter is
turned
And what do I mean?
What do I mean?
Well, we've just heard Bradshaw a big problem with lying, but what did he lie about?
Just we have that sound, right?
Oh, yeah.
Today's election day, man.
Today's election day.
There's going to be some vote counting going on in Milwaukee.
And you know what time it starts?
When?
8
Get our votes banked.
Make this too big to rig.
So we don't have to worry that at 1130 in Milwaukee, they're going to find bags of ballots that they forgot to put into the machines like they did in 2018 or in 2024 when Eric Covey.
You know, was ahead all night and then all of a sudden Milwaukee County changed that.
I don't know what happened.
I don't know if there was fraud there.
There's no way for me to know that.
Alison
Der reported March 19th, two weeks before Wisconsin Supreme Court election as today, folks, BS raises Milwaukee counting trope.
Oh, yes, he did.
You just heard it.
Now here is what the reporting has to say about this.
And then I gotta find it see that's what I get The the Republicans had an opportunity and even they they passed I believe in the house through the assembly
They could have changed it
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More than six years after the scuffle over the 2018 absentee ballots, it is widespread knowledge BS.
Mr. Gonna break my daughter mentally because she fibbed.
It is widespread knowledge that the state's most populous city consistently reports its absentee ballots all at once early in the morning after a major election.
Well, why Allison Durf from the Milwaukee General Sentinel?
Why don't you tell us in case Brad Shimmel decides to pick up a newspaper and edify himself?
That's because of the sheer number of absentee ballots cast by the city's voters in major elections coupled with the state law prohibiting clerks from processing absentee ballots before 7 a.m.
on Election Day.
The Republican-controlled Senate last year let a bipartisan bill die that would have made it possible for clerks to start processing and finish counting the absentee ballots earlier.
They can't start them before 7 a.m.
On election day by law They could have changed it it got through bosses assembly and the bipartisan bipartisan bill and the Republican-controlled Senate let it die
Hey, well, he edifies us.
Once again, this is from March 28th.
No, Mr. Shim on case you don't believe Allison Durr from the Milwaukee Journal.
So that no, I don't know why, but here's Tom telling you the same thing.
Didn't walk the election officials at the end of ballot counting.
Find bags of ballots that they forgot.
Short answer.
No.
City of Milwaukee election officials process absentee ballots at one location on election day, which sometimes mean ballots are still being fed into tabulators late that night or early the next morning.
Results are reported once processing finishes.
Again, we heard, we heard the sound state law prohibits municipalities from preparing absentee ballots before election day.
A bill that would allow an earlier start stalled.
It stalled.
Yeah.
The Republican Senate.
Yeah.
They could change it.
So, Mr. Schimel, BS, man.
You're so proud of standing up for whatever the right was, the fib that your daughter told, that you stared her down, her eight-year-old daughter, until she broke under the pressure.
You got a problem with lying, man?
So either you don't know what apparently everybody else knows, and lots of people are reporting within the last couple of weeks, Mr. Schimel.
Either you don't know that, or you're lying about it.
In either way, I believe that makes you unfit, unqualified for this office, for any office, man.
And I think, I think being in, in, in politics in the state of Wisconsin, as long as you have BS under Scott Walker and you know some BS when they're Scott Walker's crew, you know this.
I believe you know it.
And I believe, yeah, you are fibbing just like your daughter did to you.
That's what I believe.
Cause I don't think you're that dumb.
I think you
got
yeah.
See
They mean four AM again, says at Bob Rob, bad Rob L. It goes on like this.
Or as soon as they know how many votes they need to find says Wisconsin AJB.
See what I'm saying?
Yeah.
Your your your continual lie gets other people fired up like oh man look at Milwaukee They're gonna come in at 1 a.m.
They're gonna find unsealed Finding all these all these votes and yeah, come on man You are purposefully lying to people to do what to gin them up to to to put doubt into our election system You are purposefully doing that you sir acting like your eight-year-old daughter
And just think of me as you staring at you, man.
I'm doing it till you break, man.
Stop this.
Admit that you know it.
Or read the freaking newspaper, man.
This is how it's done.
The Republicans in the Senate here in the state of Wisconsin could have changed this.
They declined to do so.
If you fix it, you can't complain about it, right?
And who, and certainly the, the people that are following, uh, uh, Matt Smith out there, these folks, they're all down with it, man.
They're all down.
They think that this is going to get stolen.
Wisconsin needs to do away with central counts.
There's no reason it should take that long.
This is just so they can dump fraudulent ballots.
Well, it says Rosie underscore Lisa one.
This is the problem.
This is what happens.
This is what they're saying.
Because of your continued lies, sir, that you mentally beat your child with.
Because you don't like the fibs.
Well, how about you, sir, you lead by example.
Would your daughter be proud of you?
Knowing this, you're going to go to your daughter and tell her how the votes are counted in Milwaukee.
You're going to tell her that, yeah, I don't know if there's any fraud the way they do it.
There's no way for me to.
You know exactly what's going on, man.
And they did recounts after the Trump election.
Actually, after the recount, Trump lost a few votes.
This is a shame, it's a sham, and it is disgusting.
And for a guy who claims to stand up for all these things and wants to be this consistent conservative voice on the bench, you sure got no problem lying to everybody.
Folks, go out and vote for Susan Crawford, please.
I mean, come on, this guy, we need to cast this guy aside.
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And then we're gonna get into some of the national news as well.
The national security team.
Not only other signal chats, apparently.
Also some sensitive information perhaps being emailed via Gmail.
emails, but her emails.
What about his emails?
Yeah.
That's waltz.
That's the national security advisor.
Get to there as well.
And a Maryland man, apparently accidentally administratively wrong set to El Salvador, but too bad.
So sad.
Apparently top of this station is going to do anything about it.
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Lisa from Madison, Europe.
Welcome, Lisa.
What do you got today?
Hey, Dump.
I just wanted to encourage everybody who's griping about the absentee balance to actually go work an election.
Then they'll learn how this
I've worked.
I volunteered for the last two presidential elections in Madison and it's quite a process because you have to check the absentee ballot against the poll book, verify the signature, open it, and then run it through the tabulator.
And if you don't have a centralized
system like they do in Milwaukee, you have to kind of work the ballots in as the people are coming in.
So if it's really busy, people have to stand in line with like three or four absentee ballots, and then they have to let actual voters go in front of them so it can take forever to work through all the absentee ballots.
I think the centralized system they have in Milwaukee is great because everything's in one place.
If they just decentralized it, it's going to take longer.
Lisa, apparently the Republican Senate here in the state of Wisconsin let a bill die or didn't advance a bill that would have at least addressed this.
What are your thoughts on that?
I mean, apparently there's a bipartisan effort in the assembly to make this happen.
Why do you think they want to leave this out there and not address this because they keep complaining about it?
Because then they won't have anything to complain
Lisa, thank you for what you do.
Thank you for volunteering.
Yeah, that's a great idea.
Perhaps Brad Schimmel should go and see how it works.
There's an idea, you know, get some actual experience into how the process works.
But as Lisa said, if you, if you, if you solve the quote unquote problem, cause it's not a problem.
It's only a problem of perception.
It's only a problem.
It's only an issue.
If you're, if you're volunteering or working there and you're waiting there till one o'clock in the morning, that could, that could be problematic, certainly, but you know what you're signing up for.
If we, the people through our government have the ability to address this and fix this.
So number one, folks aren't going to stay there till three, four, five o'clock in the morning.
Number one.
And number two, so people like Brad Schimmel and Eric Havde and Scott Walker don't have the lie to lean on.
because they don't like all the black people from Milwaukee voting.
Let's just say it what it is, eight, five, five, seven, five, two, four, eight, four, two, eight, five, five, seven, five, seven.
Thank you, Lisa Pam.
You are next.
Welcome Pam.
What do you got for us?
Hi there.
I wanted to share something about choosing to be involved.
My son turned 18 in September.
And the first thing that he wanted to do was register to vote.
would be sure to be able to vote in the fall election.
And he's a senior in high school and he also has a part-time job.
So today being election day, he actually left school during a study hall to go and vote so that he would make it to work on time after school.
That's how determined he is to be involved and to vote.
He was he was he was a little nervous.
We went together and you know So he knew exactly what you know explained to him what to expect and what he would be you know would need to do and afterwards He was so incredibly proud that he had done that and I'm proud of him for taking the time I don't tell him how to vote.
I don't ask him how he votes Because I know that he has he takes the time to educate himself
And I wish that more kids at his age would do the same
more kids his age I wish the guy running for Wisconsin Supreme Court justice would actually read sometimes Hey Pam, thank you so much for sharing and and well done.
I mean, this is also a tribute to you to instill those kinds of values into your your family You did a great job as well.
Thank you eight five five seven five two four four two Let's see here, Cindy from Appleton.
You will be next.
Welcome.
What do you got for us?
Well, I just want to be careful what we wish for with the voting stuff, because if I know everybody wants to make it better, but one thing I don't ever want to see are the paper ballots go away because the paper ballots are what is basically our backup safety net.
I don't trust anybody just doing anything on over a computer because too much of that can be messed up.
So I don't ever want to lose paper ballots for a backup.
for us?
Uh, I want to thank civic media for playing the, uh, group for grip for Brad Schimmel today.
If that doesn't motivate people to get out and vote for Susan Crawford, no one will.
Also, uh, I really appreciate that, uh, the Brad Schimmel group group is basically donating money to civic media.
I think that's a very, very nice
Thank you, Brian.
Appreciate it.
And as, as the announcers will tell you, you know, we got it as a radio station or FCC, you know, if they, if they want, they got to get it.
You got to play it.
But they're good.
There is that both as well, because they value your opinion out there, folks, as do I come back with this eight, five, five, seven, five, two, four, eight, four, two.
I know we got some callers holding hold through the break.
We'll get to you and your thoughts as well.
And we got to move on to some of these other very important issues.
Like, you know,
renditioning, you know, plucking people up off the street because they got their head on backwards or maybe a neck tattoo or maybe, maybe it's that Air Jordan tattoo is going to get you sent off to El Salvador and good luck getting back.
Let's talk about that.
Other issues as well.
Oh my God.
Hooters file for bankruptcy.
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