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A massive "People's Vote" protest is scheduled for October 19th in London, with organizers demanding a second referendum on the UK's departure from the EU. The digital infrastructure for the march's fundraising utilizes NationBuilder, a platform originally developed by associates of the Obama administration. Critics suggest the march is being orchestrated by globalist consultants to stall the Brexit process.
The hosts discuss the potential for a "protest vote" to carry Donald Trump to victory, despite mainstream polling. They reflect on Hillary Clinton's health following her collapse at the 9/11 memorial, noting she appears to be "doing great" now. They suggest the Clinton campaign is still working hard because they do not feel they can coast to victory.
The hosts speculate on how a candidate like Alvin Greene could win a major primary, suggesting it may be a result of voter apathy or intentional "joker" votes. They discuss the mechanics of open primaries in California and South Carolina, where independent voters can influence party outcomes. The segment concludes with a transition to the BP oil spill coverage.
