amy sachs, i'm grateful you because you didn't go along with this, so many people have.ting back and were certainly rooting for you. thank you for coming out tonight. francis, the giver representing her. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> tucker: you heard a lot about voter fraud in the last month election. tonight, a specific example. of top republicans in the state of georgia filed a suit that they identified enough examples of a different kind of fraud, low tax irregularities. it might change the outcome of the race. he joins us to explain what he's found. next. ♪ >> tucker: you heard a lot of allegations of high tech fraud in the last month selection. people messing with the software, putting an unauthorized thumb drives, et cetera, but maybe not enough but low tech fraud. traditional fraud. there is evidence there was quite a bit of that. in georgia, the state secretary of state released a affidavit from the chief investigator who looked into election fraud. it rejects the claim that ballots were retrieved from suitcases on election night. the affidavit does contradict

amy sachs joins us along with her attorney francis beloff happy to have them both.ery much for joining us. so, amy, to you first, we put one of the memes on the screen and in the stories, the details are what matters.ar tell us what the memes said. were they extremist material would you say?wo >> absolutely not. they were literally, you know, a political post that really showcased the absurdity that was going on at the time in the news. >> tucker: yes. so basically you said you were against joe biden. you did not prefer to vote for joe biden. that seems to be the gist of the memes where putting on the screen here. that was too far for the superintendent? >> apparently. yeah.sc you know, the one memes specifically had biden's name in it. that was definitely apparently sensitive and offensive to somebody. >> tucker: as a lawyer, are you allowed to fire someone because they are voting for a candidate you don't like? >> you're not allowed to fire someone and take a political viewpoint in a school. in schools, in the united states, we have a great rite which is the first

here is amy sachs talking about what happened. >> they were literally right of center political postscased the absurdity going on at the time. one specifically had biden, definitely apparently offensive to somebody. >> exhibit c use on the screen, this is a potato. of apartheid was running against joe biden i would vote for the potato. >> they are using that particular meme as an example but there were multiple complaints from parents and other school officials that they were offensive and racist. she was apparently spoken to by people on the school board and continued to do this. when you are a principal you have higher scrutiny, higher standard of care. all of us know that social media is part of our public persona and when you are posting things that are offensive or racist or vulgar you know there can be disciplinary action. the school board is within their rights to terminate somebody for of nothing else but exhibiting poor judgment to think your cable news commentator instead of a principal. >> let's go to the daily mail, my favorite legal resource. this is what they had to say,

here is amy sachs talking about what happened. >> there were literally -- right of center political posts showcased the absurdity that was going on at the time. one meme specifically had biden's name and it, and that was definitely offensive to somebody. >> shannonthe one i was exhibitw on the screen, this is a potato come at this potato was running against joe biden i would vote for the potato. robert? >> let's understand they're using that particular meme as an example, but there were multiple complaints from parents and from other school officials saying that she was posting things that were both offensive and racist, vulgar, she was apparently spoken to by people on the school board several times and continue to do these things. it when you are principal, you have a higher scrutiny, you have a higher standard of care. all of us know that our social media is part our public persona. when you're posting things that are offensive, racist, vulgar, any other sort of way, you know there can be disciplinary action behind it. they are within their to terminate somebody for exhibiting poor jud