::THE SLICE REPORT WITH MONA AUSTIN

EDITORS NOTE: The aftermath of the 2020 presidential election was marked by total confusion.  People marched.  The campaigns of candidates clashed in the media The candidates themseleves both projected victory.  Claims of voter fraud in Geoargia, Pennsylvania and Arizona fueled the division.  Officials were careful not to call a winner until the balloting debacles were resolved, but Pres. Donald Trump self-declared he was the winner in the early hours of Nov. 4.  The Slice Report waited to deliver a report until there was a moment of clarity.  We never wait to announce news this big.  With tenions high around the country, it became important to report the winner when the results were indisputable.  While voting continues, presumptively, and with an abundance of supportive data, the Delaware Senator Joe Biden, is the next President of the United States based on both popular votes and electoral college votes. (The Slice): On Saturday, Nov. 7, the As...

By Mona Austin POTUS is headed to Gulfport for a roundtable on the First Step Act (aimed at lowering recidivism), Biloxi and Tupelo for Make America Great rallies in a two-for-one effort to both draw minority voters and placate conservatives. President Trump will once again campaign to motivate the Republican base ahead of  a tight mid-term runoff in a state where the Confederate Flag flies high-- Mississippi. The special senate run-off election takes place tomorrow between Trump-endorsed Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith and Democrat Mike Espy. Trump critics are alarmed by the optics of the trip in light of recent inflammatory comments from his candidate. A video recording of Hyde-Smith caught her saying she would attend a public hanging of her opponent -- who is black -- surfaced and she attempted to downplay the comment saying she was joking. Trump took her words at face value saying she is a "tremendous woman" who he thinks will win and the comment, “. . .was just sort of...