Dave Rubin of The Rubin Report talks about US Attorney General William Barr's September prediction that increased mail in voting would lead to voter fraud, and the CDC's new recommended COVID rules for the Thanksgiving holiday. Dave starts by looking back at comments made by Bill Barr on CNN while talking to Wolf Blitzer where he warned of the risk of election fraud if a significant number of Americans were voting by mail, creating a larger than usual amount of mail in ballots. Now one week after the election there is concern by some conservatives over potential illegal votes and voting irregularities. There has been enough concern that Barr has officially authorized a DOJ investigation into allegations of election fraud. Dave discusses the widening gap between the media coverage of voter fraud and reality. Dave also wonders if anyone will follow the new CDC guidance related to COVID restrictions for Thanksgiving, like having people bring their own food and utensils.

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