jimspencer7

This was not about 1 party versus another party, but what goes on behind the scenes. It should really scare just about anyone who votes, no matter their party affiliation. Being a person involved in polling places for over 35 years I have seen it all, so this documentary is no surprise to me. Ballot harvesting is not new, it has been around since before computers, but for those who say it's impossible to utilize GPS data, it is more plausible than what you'd like to think. Just think about the appraisal board that assessed your propdrty; they can just about read the license plates on your car, I've seen some of it, having had a friend working in one I won't name. Now to the stolen votes, just in the last year there have been a number of cases prosecuted for voter fraud. One of those cases involving the "mules". And by the way, many places DID have ballot boxes out in different locations, so many of the ballots did not get processed thru "mail boxes." As to voter ID, one should show proof, just like you do going into a bank or buying a new car or home. If you go to a company's board meeting, you can bet they want ID. In the end, 2000 Mules should give one pause, no matter their candidate......I wish this whole thing weren't true, but unfortunately it is reality.

This has to be #1 in season ending episodes for all drama shows out there! Tough guy Hank, a powerful enemy as well as friend is basically brought to hi knees in this one. His steely exterior gives way to loss that he cannot control, ending in a victory that is only half the battle that he FOUGHT. An emotional ending for him that he will live with for a long long time. His humanity was exposed for all to see, after all, he is human, isn't he?

My God, can't Jazz carry on a conversation without using the term, "my vagina?" I think it shows a lack of maturity on "her" part. Does "she" not have a broader vocabulary?

Ahmir seems to be caught up with a situation he's not fully prepared for. He was infatuated with Jazz for a reason unknown, perhaps curiosity, and one gets the idea he's not quite sure how to extricate himself from this. The dialog between Ahmir, Jazz and his Mom went very predicively as I would have expected. His Mom is right, that try as one might, altering one's plumbing does not make Jazz a woman. And naturally, she would like to have natural Grandkids, but this relationship would prevent that from happening. I don't wish Jazz Ill will, but I think her future will turn out bleak.

Why on earth would "loving parents" choose to be on public display? For parents to allow a young boy to transition this way, before even achieving puberty, leaves one questioning his parent's parenting skills! If Jazz chose this path, at least until after puberty, and did so privately, one might say, "to each his own", but to foist this upon the public just seems wrong at best.

I won't lie, FBI Most Wanted was my least favorite of the 3 iterations of the FBI, and mostly because of Jess's character. That said, this episode was very well done, showing the sometimes tragic ends of the agents that die in the line of duty. If Jess was to be written out of the series, WHAT a way to do it. Hats off to 'Jess' & the writers for the way they handled his exit, that of a hero laying down his life to save an innocent person's life! After all, we are living in dangerous times & those that serve have a target painted on their backs each and every day!

It's been announced that Jess (McMahon) is leaving the series! Maybe they will replace him with someone who more resembles a real FBI agent.

I might like the series again if they do replace him with someone who's not an apologist for doing their job.

I have seen many many movies in my lifetime, and usually a big fan of drama, thriller, horror and everything in between. This movie was the most confusing mess I think I have ever watched and I tried my best to find some reason to give it credit. In the end I could not so it became 2 hours of wasted time that I cannot get back.

This was an excellently done episode where political correctness did not overshadow the story. Most of us have experienced loss and grief from losing someone near and dear to us. While the entire team experienced grief, Jubal's character was palpable to the audience, bringing the loss to the screen in a way that was so very relatable. This was real or as close to real as one can get. Kudos to the writers for bringing the show back from the brink, I am onboard now, truth is most certainly stranger than fiction.

If there was a reason for the series to end, the character of Detective Walters would surely be it. The episode was great if you remove her monotone performance!

When we were young kids we liked to put our imagination in gear and come up with neat things to do! That was when we were in 5th or 6th grade. Later we realized that our ideas were generally immature as we got older. This movie had to be the brainchild of an imaginative child because it is not well-threaded nor very entertaining! Perhaps the producers of this mess should go back to basics and back to film school!

Politics of the WOKE? Insurrection? NOT! Does not compute, especially after watching the actual video hidden from the public eye. This series is the best example of what not to watch if one is expecting fair and balanced! You're fired from my TV, my conscienness can't handle anymore of your GARBAGE!

Stabler is back and in fine form. Still in pretty good shape for the occasional foot pursuit. Little social engineering this episode and putting away the bad guys is back front and center. This is how a police procedural should be done, after all that is why we tune in.

I started Chicago PD a little late in the game, but have gradually watched every episode! This episode was GREAT for so many reasons it's hard to pick the best, but suffice it to say it was their best episode hands down. The series should be an example for EVERY city and town on why defunding police is the worst thing that can be done. Defunding leaves citizens unprotected and criminals in charge. For every bad cop there are 100,000 criminals, so let's discipline the bad & get back to dealing with the real criminals. Lastly, the cast from A to Z was at the top of their game, especially Voight and Burgess. And the icing was that the bad guys were the ones who lost for a change.

I watched Andy Griffith episodes growing up from the beginning and it was a mainstay of our entertainment. While this episode is a bit more serious than usual, it still highlights the simplicity of life in small-town Mayberry. That said, while watching episodes on Amazon Prime I began to notice warnings like violence, drug use, etc on one of the most iconic television shows ever. Those ratings don't seem to show up on IMDB, so whoever the lamebrain putting those tags on the episodes should be fired. Andy Griffith was always the most family friendly of all with moral solutions to the day's issues.

When can we get back to the police procedural show this series started as before becoming all about being WOKE?! I thought it was supposed to center around Rookie Officer Nolan but it seems to have left him out as principle character in order to "teach" us about our real feelings? Sorry, I want entertainment, not political correctness.

For having been 1 of the top TV shows from its very 1st episode til the latest, the path the writers seem to be taking Gibbs is at best his being a disgraced ex NCIS agent. Gibbs has been and always will be the glue that made the show what it is. From hero to goat is not even befitting our weekly hero and giving him his just due. Ziva was a huge loss, the show goes on, DiNozzo leaves, the show rebounds, Abby leaves and the show is nearly crippled, and now if Gibbs leaves, especially in disgrace, NCIS is mortally wounded and DOA.

"Atwater" is a very good character and the actor portraying his character is one of my favorites! He's very much believable in all his episodes and tonight was no exception! His eyes are very expressive and he is very much steeped in the "War that is Chicago", with seemingly no perfect outcome, no matter how hard the police struggle to right the many ills of the city. They remind the public just how precarious their lives and jobs actually are! They, just like police everywhere, start each day with a target on their backs, but persevering none the less to try and protect and serve!

Sadly, Nathan Fallon's series as the rookie has begun the move toward social justice taking the audience away from what the show is about. I watched it because I enjoy police procedure shows. I understand there are sensitive social issues out there but I don't need Hollywood to educate me as the arbiter of truth. I would hope this role of Stanton by Brandon Routh doesn't kill his career. I think Americans everywhere have seen and heard enough this past year to want to move forward with life. I'm done with Hollywood make-believe!

A very personal time for Gibbs and Palmer, with Gibbs one of only a few who can pull it off, and which most people can relate to, and a new side of Nick is seen. A 10 star rating, lest the subtle references to gun control, but admittedly was done tastefully!

This show started out so well and became one of my favorites to watch, but is slowly being pushed off of my list. First, Hollywood thinks it's my arbiter for who to vote for, now they place themselves as arbiters of social justice and the truth is that Hollywood lives in fantasy where people lie for a living! Get off the soapbox and go back to the police procedural it started as before you destroy the franchise!

GREAT episode with the same intensity as usual! This episode was one to tug at the heartstrings, and, acted the way that makes it such a great drama! Thankfully they stuck to what makes them the best without diluting it with PC social justice. I look forward to the coming episodes if they keep that up!

The new addition of "Joe Hill" is a great new character addition to the show! Will Hochman seems a capable actor and brings his character to life and blends in with his new found family, the Reagan, just the way you might think! I hope this new addition becomes a permanent part of the cast!

300,000 people have left NYC, the police start each day with a target on their backs and are leaving the job from no support and we are being fed political correctness on steroids in the 1st episode of the season. Now I have a really good reason to dump Direct TV.

I really wanted to like this series, and the 1st season was a decent start. Now, I get the distinct impression that we are being re-educated according to what the PC croud wants us to believe. CBS is on a roll and I'm rolling away from Direct TV. JUST ENTERTAINMENT PEOPLE, NO POLITICAL BS.