And the pork chops in which. Justin terms to open that up what is this about . I will tell you where the title comes from. Right after bush v. Gore and in fact he was telling me and i looked in the documents inside there, the transcript where he went by the house and the soul black woman who is probably in 90 now in louisiana and told her that there was vote buying going on and she said be talking about . He said well do you but in she said yeah, this preacher comes by here and he picks us all up in his car and he takes us down to the polls and he gives us a piece of paper and tells us who to vote for. We go in and he tells us to talk to a particular clerk in there and tell them we need some help with voting and we go over and we vote his numbers and we come out and they put us back in the car they drive us over to the daiquiri shop in louisiana. They had daiquiri shops than to buy boos and he comes back with the pork chops and much in the drink and then he drives us home and gives us
Afterwards is next, this weeks former u. S. Of a rights commissn chair Mary Frances Berry. She discusses illegal voting practices with spencer overton,. I enjoyed your book, 5 and a pork chop sandwich. I thought it was original. Just in terms of opening it up. Could you tell us what it is about. The title came from, a fellow named greg malvo who is the chief Fraud Division for about four years in 20002004, where talking recently, not back in the day. He ran into me one day in city hall when i was down there doing research and he said i have been looking for you, i have all of these boxes of documents i want to give you. I want you to write something. And i said, what is it about. He said nothing clicked. And i said you can bring a little by and i wont read it. He brought about ten boxes of stuff to the place where i was staying. I read them. This was about when he was head of the Fraud Division and they discovered one a lot to the campaign in the state and local election were in fact t
And i said what is it about . He said but nothing clicked and i said you can bring a little bit by he brings ted big boxes of stuff to where i was staying and i read them and this was about when he was head of the division and they discovered a lot of the campaigns in the state and local elections were paying people for their votes. Host this is 2004 . Guest 2007 right after bush verses al gore. In fact, i did look in the documents where he went by the house of the old black woman in louisiana and told her there is someone buying votes and she said i vote a preacher comes by here in texas up in his car and takes us to the polls and tells us to to vote for on a piece of paper it tells us to talk to a particular person instead we need some help it evoked these numbers and we put that back in the car and they drive us over to the shop there was a drivein in day by s. A. Pork chops in which to drink then drive the selfie and gives us 5 apiece and i was doing this since i was a little girl.
Fox news host Juan Williams and a Washington Post columnist. Click the book fairs tab on our website for more information. After words is next. This week, former u. S. Civil right commission chair, Mary Frances Berry. She discusses illegal voting practices with a professor. Host host just in terms of opening it up, i thought your book was original and fresh. Can you tell us what it is about . Guest well, the title, first i will tell you where the title came from. A fellow named greg malgo, a black who was the chief Fraud Division in the state of louisiana from about 20002004. So we are talking recently. Not back in the day. He ran into me in city hall when i was down there doing research. And he said i have all of these documents i want to give you because i want you to write about. And i said what is it about and nothing lick ed in my head. He brought about ten boxes over and to place i was staying. I read them. And when he was head of the Fraud Division, they discovered a lot of the