Megan McArdle, a former Atlantic writer and current Washington Post columnist, dives into the intriguing history of claims surrounding stolen elections. The discussion highlights the chilling parallels between the 1960 and 2000 elections, exploring the chaos of the latter's vote recount in Florida. McArdle emphasizes the importance of national unity during contested elections and the challenge of media bias in shaping public perception. This enlightening conversation sheds light on how past events inform our understanding of today's political climate.