CBS fact checker segment that plays on all CBS news shows nationwide….

VERIFY: Voter intimidation is real. Here's what you can do.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gcER3vd27kE

Verify mentions Antifa and says it didn't happen in 2018 (true)

We know Q was talking about 2020…

Protesters pepper-sprayed in march to N.C. polling place

https://www.live5news.com/2020/11/01/protesters-pepper-sprayed-march-nc-polling-place/

BLM Protesters Enter LA Polling Station, Intimidate Voters

https://www.ptnewsnetwork.com/blm-protesters-enter-la-polling-station-intimidate-voters/

BOSTON — U.S. Department of Justice lawyers urged a judge Friday to deny a bid to block the extradition of two American men wanted in Japan for helping former Nissan Motor Co. boss Carlos Ghosn sneak out of the country in a box.

Assistant U.S. Attorney Stephen Hassink described Michael Taylor and Peter Taylor’s “eleventh-hour bid to thwart their extradition” as “meritless,” and asked the judge to allow the father and son to be handed over to Japan. The U.S. Department of State has agreed to extradite them, but a judge put a hold on it Thursday after their lawyers filed an emergency petition.

“Here, the United States has a strong interest in having extradition requests submitted by Japan (and other treaty partners) resolved promptly,” Hassink wrote in court documents.

The men’s lawyers, which include former Trump White House attorney Ty Cobb, said Thursday that they are also appealing to officials within the State Department and White House to block the extradition. The lawyers were told in a letter they received this week while Secretary of State Mike Pompeo was in Asia that Deputy Secretary of State Stephen Biegun had authorized the extradition.

more:

https://www.armytimes.com/news/your-army/2020/11/01/doj-lawyers-say-bid-by-special-forces-vet-and-his-son-to-stop-extradition-to-japan-is-meritless/

Nuclear attack in Detroit? Call the Army National Guard

Todd South

August 19, 2019

Cold War-era doomsday scenarios of nuclear attacks envisioned mass assaults of intercontinental ballistic missiles raining down on the United States.

While most experts don’t forecast that scene unfolding in the near future, what is far more likely is a rogue attack putting a portable nuclear bomb in a U.S. city. And while the Army National Guard and its myriad of partners have reacted to a host of natural and man-made disasters over the decades, that is one event they have only trained for.

That’s why earlier this month soldiers with Task Force 46, many from the Guard’s 46th Military Police Command, continued a three-year annual exercise rehearsing and practicing just how the Guard and others would respond should such a devastating attack occur in Detroit, Michigan.

more:

https://www.armytimes.com/news/your-army/2019/08/19/nuclear-attack-in-detroit-call-the-army-national-guard/