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Get ready to hear the truth about America on a show that's not immune to the facts with your host, Dan Bongino.
So what is up with this Dominion voting software systems thing?
A lot of you have been asking me about it, emailing me about it.
Dan, why didn't you talk about that yesterday?
Because I like to get the story first.
First, right first, not first and then right.
There's a difference.
I think we've got the story now, and today is going to be an eye-opener for you.
Not only through my daily show, which you're watching right now, if you're looking at me, but through my post-election interview special with Rudy Giuliani and one of President Trump's attorneys, Jenna Ellis, where we discuss at length All of the many problems in this election, including Dominion voting systems.
If you haven't heard of Dominion voting systems and you think Dominion was like the title of Exorcist 3 or something, wasn't it?
Today's show is going to be one of those clockwork orange-like eye-opening moments, I promise you.
Nobody knows who that is yet.
I haven't introduced him at the show.
I have no idea.
It's just a voice.
I'm delusional right now.
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Who was that crazy voice in my head?
Was that producer Joe?
How are you today?
Fine, sir.
I'm fine, man.
Because it's Friday!
Yeah!
Joe's worst 1960s game show voice always bringing us back to the halcyon days of old radio.
Joe's been around forever.
We always appreciate it.
All right, folks, listen, I've got a loaded show.
Seriously, you're not going to want to miss this.
This is an eye opener.
That the software they use to process votes There are court cases.
This is not conjecture, not a conspiracy theory.
This is actual court cases on the record where people were sworn in in court and said, hey, there's a real problem with this voting system.
Probably didn't hear about it in the media, right?
Let's get right to it.
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I'm a data guy, right?
Why?
Well, let me just show you this little bit of a tease.
We recorded this last night.
This is a part of the interview with Mayor Giuliani.
It's only about a minute long, but man, does he go from here.
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The younger kids are like, what the hell are you talking about?
This is a little tease of my interview we recorded last night.
We were up late last night with Mayor Giuliani, where he just blows it out of the water.
Check this out.
Can you give me a little bit of a background, our audience, what's going on here with the fight against this system?
I can tell you, as usual, Dan, you're on target.
Dominion is a Canadian company, which of course immediately raises the issue, why do we have a foreign company counting our ballots and letting our vote get outside the United States, which is what happens.
But Dominion really doesn't do it.
Dominion has a software That it gets from a company called Smartmatic.
Smartmatic is a company that, it's a Delaware company by name, but it's owned by Venezuelans.
Venezuelans who are close to Chavez and Maduro.
They actually count the vote.
And they count the vote in Barcelona, Spain.
So the vote goes from here to Barcelona, Spain.
They count it and they kind of give it back to us.
Can their software change the vote?
Any way they want.
Absolutely.
Huh.
What?
Did we hear that right?
Now, Joe and producer Drew and the lovely Paula worked on this all night, and thank you for your hard work.
You're all amazing.
We were at it yesterday for a long time.
Yesterday was the longest work day we've had in a while.
Right, Paula?
You can confirm.
We were both tired.
But date night's this weekend, so it could be okay.
We passed out.
We both slept like 12 hours last night.
That, you do not want to miss the second part.
By the way, and Jenna Ellis is no less exciting.
I just had to distill it down to one minute.
That will be airing today, Friday the 13th.
Friday the 13th, probably around, I don't know Joe, what do you think?
Four, three, four o'clock this afternoon.
Yeah, yeah.
Don't miss it.
So what is going on with Dominion?
And no, I didn't forget.
I don't let things go over my head again.
I just don't need to be first on any story, ladies and gentlemen.
I need to maintain my credibility with you and be right and get the facts first.
I hope you understand that.
That's why sometimes I don't report stuff right away.
Let's give me some time.
I want to make sure I give you, you've trusted me.
I need to earn that trust and give you the right story.
Now I feel like we have a good grasp about this software system that counted votes in how many States, Joe, one or two.
So if there was a problem, maybe three, how many States, Paul, do you think four or five?
Uh, how about 28 or if Joe Biden was counting 28?
No.
Oh yeah, not no.
Not no meaning yes.
The negation of no meaning yes.
28 states in a system where, as Mayor Giuliani just described, a foreign software system where other countries have had some kind of vested interest in it and we're using that to Count our votes.
Now, now, I left this, now that we're the number one podcast for the last four or five days, where are we now?
Are we still number one?
I mean, I hate to admit it.
I don't want to say anything out of turn here because it's, are we still number one?
There we are!
Still number one!
Top show in the country.
So thank you very much for your support.
You're all awesome.
Yeah, now that we're number one, we got a big target on our back.
So I know the leftist clowns in the media will be watching my show today.
It's a conspiracy theory!
Okay, point out anything I just said that's not factual and I'm open to
listening to it.
Point out how this is not factual either. That Dominion that there's no problem
with the software systems you're just making that up. I am?
Okay well let's just go to a court case and look at the court record. You know
court where you have to swear you're telling the truth. This was a case filed in
the state of Georgia.
Kerling versus Raffenberger.
Liberals, you know, if you're in the media and you're journalists, which means you're probably morons, that's why you're journalists, you can look this court case up yourself.
Do you know how to do that?
It's rather simple.
You can do this thing called the interweb and go look it up.
Kerling versus Raffenberger.
And you'll see this comes up about the Minion software systems, which were used to count votes in 28 states.
By the way, hat tip, Kyle Becker for this.
Found this on a social media feed.
Talking about the risks of their voting system, Dominion.
Quote, these risks are neither hypothetical nor remote under the current circumstances.
By the way, this is a recent lawsuit, Joe.
This isn't from 1892.
The case goes on.
The stealth vote alteration or operational interference risks posed by malware that can be effectively invisible to detection, whether intentionally seeded or not, are high, are high, are high once implanted if the equipment and software systems are not properly protected, implemented, and audited.
Wow, that sounds kind of weird.
That we have a software system where apparently there's some vested interest by foreign governments, some of which who don't like us, and in that software system we use to tabulate votes with various statistical anomalies in many states that we're still trying to detect and get through, that people had warned in advance in a lawsuit that it was potentially risky because you could introduce malware That could alter things like vote counts, that the malware portion was already warned about in a court lawsuit that the media could read themselves, but they choose not to.
The Sergeant Schultz approach is here.
I don't see nothing.
I don't hear nothing.
I don't know nothing either.
No, no, it's not even this over your head.
Remember, it doesn't go over their head.
They duck it.
The information comes at them.
It didn't go over their head.
They duck the information, allowing it to go over their head.
What part of that is a conspiracy theory?
Keep in mind, I have not alleged anything.
I have simply stated to you facts.
I've not alleged that Dominion changed the vote yet, although we know in Interim County that there was an issue with the software.
They're claiming it was human error.
We'll look at that and we'll see what the facts are.
I'm not interested in giving you fake nonsense and destroying my own credibility.
I'm simply suggesting to you that there are statistical anomalies in this election.
And a number of them, adding up.
I'm also suggesting to you that in 28 states they used an election system that before the election, in a sworn court case, in documents you can see yourself, people were highly concerned about the risk of malware being introduced, which could corrupt the vote count.
Isn't this worth considering?
Considering we have a bunch of statistical anomalies, like all these people who voted for Joe Biden and didn't vote down ballot at all?
Statistical anomalies coming out of Pennsylvania and elsewhere?
In Georgia, where Dominion was used?
Statistical anomalies we've seen, like people moving into the state and voting, all this other stuff?
You're not interested at all, right?
Oh, ladies and gentlemen, this gets worse.
So now we know two things.
We know there are foreign governments that have an interest in Dominion.
We know as well, court documents show that the risks were high from using this, and Georgia used it anyway.
But Dan, there were Republicans in charge.
I don't care.
This is not a Republican-Democrat issue.
I've said repeatedly and I'll say again.
If the election was lost fair and square, we'd live to fight another day.
We don't know that yet.
And the media doesn't care because we don't have a legitimate media apparatus in this country.
We have Pravda.
You know, again, the Soviet national anthem every morning.
Like this, the media.
At attention.
With their big, you know, the hats.
I used to have one of those.
I spent, I spent some time in Moscow.
Don't say that.
They'll call you a Russian colluder.
You're a Republican.
I have one too.
So you may think, oh gosh, Dan, that sounds really bad about this Dominion voting systems.
Oh no, I'm not even close to done yet.
Here is the great legendary Lou Dobbs from the Fox Business Network.
Here's Lou Dobbs who has, How do we say this in a family-friendly show?
Cajones of pure titanium?
Is that a family-friendly word?
Probably not, but you get the point.
Here's Lou Dobbs on Fox Business talking about Dominion voting systems, doing what I'm doing, gavel scratch, scratching his head going, ah, maybe we should check this Dominion thing out.
This doesn't sound right, given all the statistical anomalies in this election.
Check this out.
President Trump is zeroing in on Dominion voting machines, Dominion voting systems used in 28 states across the country, including battleground states Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.
A January 2019 report from the Texas Secretary of State Found a number of issues with Dominion's Democracy Suite 5.5A machine, the same model used, for example, in Pennsylvania.
One of the troubling findings by the Secretary of State in Texas was that the voting machine was the voters' inability to check and retain a straight party ballot.
Well, no voting a race.
Another issue?
Dominion's election management system was error-prone and quote-unquote non-intuitive, making it difficult for jurisdictions to master.
Even more concerning, the scanner and the tabulator are subject to paper jams.
And in order to clear those jams, protective seals had to be broken, which allowed poll workers to deceive voter choices.
The Texas Secretary of State's office ultimately denied the use of Dominion voting systems in Texas saying quote accordingly based upon the foregoing I hereby deny certification of Dominion voting systems democracy suite 5.5 for use in elections in Texas.
So we knew about these problems before the election.
You can read them in the lawsuit for the 18-year-olds just out of J school, journalism school, who couldn't complete a real degree.
You may want to check the lawsuit out before the election talking about all of these risks.
In case you think this is a conspiracy theory because you think we lost.
A couple key points.
The great Lou Dobbs, and I do mean the great Lou Dobbs.
So Texas apparently looked at Dominion and said, no thanks, not our bag of donuts.
You know, when you're a voting system thing, you probably should be able to count the votes without an issue.
I'm just saying.
Remember the hashtag, you had one job?
One job.
You have one job.
It's the joke on social media.
The guy whose job is to deliver the paper and he throws the paper in the neighbor's yard instead.
You had one job, deliver the paper.
You have one job.
You're a voting system.
The whole idea is that you will actually count the votes.
So apparently there's been some issues with that in the security.
Issues that led to Texas saying, we're not going to use that.
Issues in a lawsuit for Georgia, which Georgia plowed ahead anyway.
And used this system.
Dobbs said there are security problems.
Apparently it's subject to paper jams.
Kind of weird considering the ballots aren't made out of four by fours, they're made out of paper, and then you have to cut the seal protecting the machine from being tampered with to clear the paper jam.
I'm sorry, this is not funny.
I just, I, I, as a, as a former security guy myself, which you get, I know, I hate having to say it, but we used to have seals too.
So when the Clintons moved to Chappaqua from the White House, when President Bush won, I was there in Chappaqua at their new house.
In order, we watched the truck be loaded, the moving truck from the White House.
Why?
For obvious reasons.
So no one would put like a bomb or a listening device in the Clintons' personal stuff.
We had someone follow the truck and we put a seal on it so no one could open it.
If the movie company came back to us and said, hey, listen, we take breaks in the back of the truck when we stop because it's a long ride.
We're just going to cut that seal and go back there and have coffee.
It would defeat the purpose of the seal.
I'm just, would it not?
I'm just throwing that out there.
The whole idea of a seal.
Clamping the seal is that nobody tampers with the seal.
So now, this voting system apparently, when you have a problem and it's being stuffed with ballots, all of a sudden you get to open the seal if you get a paper jam.
Defeats the purpose of the seal.
Nobody saw this coming.
We have a seal for the moving truck.
But again, if I need to go and have my cup of coffee, I'm going in the bathroom.
Don't worry, I'll put a new seal on.
There's no new seal!
The seal is the seal!
This isn't the seventh sign where you get to crack like seven seals.
There's one seal!
Nobody saw this problem but Lou Dobbs and Texas.
You're laughing.
That's why it's a seal!
Kind of a design flaw, huh?
Jeez.
You think?
It's like having a computer with a power button detonates an explosive.
A minor design flaw.
Oh my god, what happened?
Small design flaw there.
If you put a seal on your door, because you don't want anybody coming into your house when you're on vacation, and then someone comes in and robs it and puts a new seal on, it defeats the entire purpose of the seal.
And where's the media?
They don't care.
They're saluting in the morning.
Pravda, the Soviet anthem, Rocky IV style.
With Paul, he's wrapping himself in the flag.
He's horrified.
You may say this can't possibly get any worse.
Broken seals.
Stuffing it with paper jam ballots, Texas says no, court cases.
Oh, it gets worse.
I've got another clip from Lou Dobbs with the great John Solomon on, where he talks about another problem with these voting systems.
This one's pretty significant.
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As I told you, the problems keep adding up.
Design flaw, that's hilarious.
Kind of a design flaw.
Yeah, yeah.
Big design flaw.
Could have screwed the whole country over with this design flaw.
It gets worse.
Here's John Solomon on Lou Dobbs talking about another problem with Dominion voting systems.
This whole idea that where were all these ballots coming from?
Nobody seems to know, especially in Pennsylvania.
Were they coming from outside counties?
Ah, who knows?
The media doesn't care.
Check this out.
Dominion voting systems.
These are ugly, ugly charges we're hearing.
What do you know?
And are you digging deeply on this one?
We are.
And I tell you, the more we dig on it, the less we're convinced that there's any computer fraud going on, meaning someone's swapping numbers around.
What we think we're beginning to see is the possibility that Dominion machines were used to ballot stuff, meaning people would bring in, just like what Mayor Giuliani said, extra ballots, and then they weren't qualified to vote, but someone would make them eligible and run them through the system real quickly.
Tonight, we're going to have a A new story late tonight on Just the News that will divulge in Detroit, which is I think ground zero for the investigation.
You're going to see the city of Detroit hired a very interesting company with ties to a very corrupt political figure.
Uh, to provide the muscle, the bodies that would work and staff the election centers in Detroit on election night.
Now we know from one of the election workers, a longtime civil servant, her name is Jesse Jacob.
She's filed a, um, an affidavit in which she states flatly, I witnessed over several weeks, thousands upon thousands of ballots fraudulently being processed.
Oh, you did?
By the way, he's talking about the former mayor of Detroit, Kwame Kilpatrick, who was the disgraced former mayor of Detroit.
How they were kind of leading an operation in Detroit to have all these people hired to handle ballots.
Remember the statistical anomalies I've told you about over the last few days?
The fact that a whole boatload of people voted for Joe Biden and didn't vote for anyone else down ballot?
That happens, but it happens in relatively predictable numbers.
How that's happened in unprecedented numbers now.
And the suggestion is that because there was a lot of fraud, the potential is they didn't want to fill out the whole ballot because it takes too long.
So they just filled out Biden's name, not realizing the statistics would get skewed because they were in a rush after they realized how much Donald Trump was up on election night crushing them.
Are you following me?
I talk about this at length in my interview show later today.
After today, you're going to have a full grasp of what could have happened.
If it didn't, great.
I'm hoping there was no fraud.
You should too.
But if there is, you're damn right, we're going to get to the bottom of it.
We're going to cover it.
And we're not going to be dissuaded by media lunatics who don't care with the Pravda nonsense.
I think Donald Trump's election day victory tallies, a victory, I mean, he was winning in such big numbers.
We're unexpected.
Why, Joe?
Because the ridiculous polling, the Democrats had no way to know that was coming.
They thought he was going to be down by seven in Pennsylvania.
He was up by hundreds of thousands of votes.
I think there could have been a panic if there was fraud.
Looking at these statistical anomalies, it likely happened through the mail, where people who are low-propensity voters, ballots were taken, filled out for them, and in a rush to get them in, realizing they had hundreds of thousands of votes to make up, they only filled out the top and just sent them through the machines.
If it didn't happen, fantastic.
If it did, oh, we got a big problem on our hands.
And by the way, Jenna Ellis in the interview show goes to at length what happens if that did happen and the vote is totally discredited.
Well, what do we do then?
What if we have to throw out that vote?
We can't do a re-election.
How does it happen?
Well, it goes to the state legislature.
And if they can't pick someone, it goes to the Congress if there's not 270 electoral votes.
That's how it happens.
There's a process for this.
None of this is unprecedented.
This stuff has happened before.
Where votes were questioned.
So I talked about the roll-off.
In other words, the unbelievable percentage of people who only voted for the top of the ticket and didn't vote down-ballot at all.
Also explains why so many Republican congressional candidates defeated Democrats in districts where Biden overperformed.
You tracking?
Because they didn't vote for the Democrat congressional candidate.
They didn't have the time.
Right.
If it was a voter fraud effort, they just had to scratch the top.
You just get it in.
Just get it in.
So they didn't get the votes at the bottom of the ballot, so the Republican votes, which were likely an honest count, their candidates won down-ballot while President Trump lost, and that makes sense to you?
Trump brings out the most outrageous high number of voters we've seen, 71 million, blows it out of the water in voter turnout, Donald Trump, in a Trump election, where he's there, and he loses and everyone down-ballot wins on the Republican side.
That makes sense to you?
Combine that with another statistical anomaly, that all these people didn't vote down ballot, that historically low numbers of mail-in ballots, percentage-wise, were being rejected.
I'm going to get to that in a minute too.
Despite the fact that we have a pretty consistent number, 1-2% of mail-in ballots almost every election, Joe, are rejected because people don't fill them out right.
But yet in Pennsylvania, it was 0.3%.
Wow, that's kind of weird considering how many mail-in ballots there were and everything going on with Corona.
Isn't that weird?
That's weird, Dan.
Another statistical anomaly that just defies explanation.
Man.
Crazy time.
Now this gets better.
I'm not done with Dominion yet.
My gosh, this block was supposed to take five minutes.
I can't.
It's just so interesting to me.
And I know it is to you.
Here's Sidney Powell.
General, Lieutenant General Mike Flynn's attorney in his case, but she's really good on this stuff.
By the way, you think she's just going to throw her legal license and credibility down the window by going on Fox and talking about this?
You think she's making all this up?
This is from a few days ago.
This is Sidney Powell talking about the problems with Dominion's algorithm and a whole bunch of dead people voting.
The dead people vote, by the way.
Listen, friends, don't let dead friends vote Democrats.
Don't let your dead friends vote Democrats.
Don't do it.
It's a very bad idea.
And it's illegal.
Can we still arrest those people?
I don't know.
How does that work?
You have to exhume them?
How exactly does that work?
Here's Sidney Powell on Fox talking about Dominion.
Again, check this out.
There's been a massive and coordinated effort to steal this election from we, the people
of the United States of America to delegitimize and destroy votes for Donald Trump to manufacture
votes for Joe Biden.
They have done it in every way imaginable from having dead people vote in massive numbers
to absolutely fraudulently comp creating ballots that exist only voting for Biden.
We've identified at least 450,000 ballots in the key states that miraculously only have
a mark for Joe Biden on them and no other candidate.
If you look at Florida where things were done right, you can see that that's how the rest
of the country should have gone.
But they also used an algorithm to calculate the votes they would need to flip, and they used computers to flip those votes from Trump to Biden, and from other Republican candidates to their competitors also.
I think Doug Collins had the race stolen from him.
I think John James had his race stolen from him.
It wasn't just President Trump.
There were many people affected by this.
We have got to fight tooth and nail in federal court to expose this abject fraud and the conspiracy behind it and get a recount and audits in every place it's needed, which is frankly most of the country.
Again, I know you're not serious.
I get that.
You're not serious people.
Journalism died 50 years ago.
But you think a respected lawyer in the conservative and Republican community, Sidney Powell, is going to go on a show and forfeit her credibility or legal license, whatever it is, her entire career, to just make that all up?
You think she just went in there and just threw that out there for nothing?
Joe, she's talking about dead people voting.
How do we know dead people voted, Joe?
I'm just gonna throw that.
You have any guesses?
Let me help you.
I know this is a tough one.
Of course he's...
They're dead, and they voted.
Yeah, but they voted.
Take a minute, take a minute.
Take, I know, take a minute.
I know this is tough.
Paula too, she's struggling over this.
She's like, I don't, please Dan, walk me through that again.
They're dead.
We know they're dead because there's a death certificate.
They're dead, they're not breathing.
It's like, we have a mirror, you know, you put the mirror under the, like this, and nothing comes out.
They're dead.
No fog, no fog at all.
I know this is foggy to you.
It's really difficult to believe.
You're dead.
And they showed up as voting.
So we know that happened.
Yeah.
We also know that this Dominion Voting Systems has a problem, that those problems have shown up in court cases, risks of malware being introduced.
When Sidney Powell says something interesting, malware, wow, that's really fascinating.
She talks about algorithms and how votes could have been flipped.
Were they?
I don't know.
Have I seen that evidence directly?
I have not.
But I respect Sidney Powell, and I assume Sidney Powell isn't saying that because she's just making it up.
Now, she proposes a remedy, because you may be saying, Dan, this sounds really serious.
What do we do?
I never leave you hanging.
Well, she proposes a very simple remedy.
I got more of Dominion coming.
I'm not even done.
Lawsuits.
Why?
Oh, Dan, lawsuits, schmawsuits.
No, no, not lawsuits, schmawsuits.
Lawsuits, we have this thing called discovery, folks, where even if you lose, they actually have to produce the stuff.
The voting records, the tabulations, get sworn statements, people have to sign, I was there, I saw this, I saw that.
Lawsuits have this thing called discovery, where we get to take a look at that.
That would be really good, no?
Where we could probably get a look at those algorithms and things like that.
If they're legitimate, great.
If they're not, I'd like to know.
You may say, these lawsuits aren't going to do anything.
Really, they already did do something.
We won one in Pennsylvania.
Just yesterday.
In Pennsylvania, where the Secretary of State said, we're going to allow, contrary to the law of our Pennsylvania state here, we're going to allow people to cure ballots.
After November 9th.
Now, Election Day was November 3rd.
But the law in Pennsylvania allows you, up until November 9th, six days after the election, this is the law, to cure ballots.
Sometimes people showed up to vote, well, without an ID, or they have signed something wrong.
You can contact that voter and say, hey, is this you?
And you can, quote, cure the ballot.
That's the Pennsylvania law.
The Pennsylvania Secretary of State, Joe, came in and said, nah, we're not going to stop curing ballots at November 9th.
We're going to cure ballots till November 12th.
Well, I missed in the Pennsylvania law where the Secretary of State is a super legislature.
I didn't see that.
Did you see that Joe?
Now we're getting two head nods.
No, no, he didn't see that either.
So we took that case to court one and the court said, no, no, the law says ballots will be cured till November 9th and not after that.
Thank you.
Have a nice day.
So again, for everybody, if you are getting disgruntled and saying, hey, this isn't working, it is working.
Is it going to overturn the election from the numbers we have now?
I don't know.
Is it worth getting on the record that in the future we're not going to do this anymore?
Oh, you're damn right.
Sidney Powell's right.
And is it worth potentially looking at this dominion if they had problems to make sure we don't have dominion problems again?
Yeah, it is.
Oh, I've got more on Dominion.
Shockingly, this story gets better.
And by better, I always mean worse in cases like this.
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Again, you're likely thinking, man, this sounds really bad, this Dominion thing.
Yeah, that's because it is really bad.
Here's an article I found interesting by the National Pulse.
By the way, all this stuff is in the show notes today.
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This National Pulse article will be there too.
Just really weird how a whole bunch of donations from employees who happen to work at Dominion went to, what, Republicans and Libertarians?
No, of course not!
96% of Dominion voting systems' political donations went to Democrats.
Come on, man!
Come on, Joe, do you have the Biden?
Come on, man.
This would be the perfect time.
Come on, man.
Thank you.
I mean, nothing.
Listen, again, does that mean that these employees corrupted the system?
That doesn't mean that.
I don't make irresponsible statements.
I'm just saying in a series of data points and a series of evidence points that could be circumstantial, most cases are made by circumstantial evidence.
That's just kind of weird, right?
Out of 100 employees there at Dominion, 96 of them are Democrat, though.
It's just kind of weird, no?
Yeah.
Does it get worse?
Of course it gets worse!
Come on, Guy!
Come on, Guy!
This great article by Epoch Times.
Come on, Guy, we haven't used Coach Stanton in a while.
Epoch Times.
This is another great one in the show notes today.
Oh, this is a doozy.
They do great work.
By the legendary Jeff Carlson.
Who did great work on Spy Game.
Pre-election concerns over Dominion voting systems highlighted in Georgia lawsuit.
Cybersecurity expert raised concerns over integrity of system including external vulnerabilities in a sworn statement.
Sworn.
For the liberals I see.
That means he swore under oath.
I know you have a tough time with things like that.
This is crazy.
So they had a cybersecurity expert who swore under oath, again, putting his own credibility on the line, who looked at this voting system used in 28 states and said, hey, we got a big problem.
Here are his three takeaways in this epic times piece.
That'll be in our show notes.
So he summarized his findings as follows.
That the scanner and tabulation software settings that were employed Which count votes on hand-marked paper ballots are likely causing clearly-intentioned votes not to be counted.
Wow, that sounds like a big problem, no?
You add one job!
Number two.
The voting system is being operated in Fulton County in a manner that escalates the security risk to a what?
Low level?
Medium level?
No, to an extreme level.
His words, folks, not mine.
Takeaway number three.
Voters are not reviewing their ballot marking devices, the printed ballots, which causes ballot marking devices generated results to be inauditable due to an untrustworthy audit trail.
Wait, can you pull that up again?
Can we just reiterate what this cybersecurity guy said under oath about the minion?
The story the media wants to go away?
They have tabulation problems causing votes not to be counted.
Kind of a problem when your only purpose is to count votes.
I'm just saying, problem number two is that they're operating the system that has a problem counting votes in a way that raises the security risk to an extreme level.
And problem number three is, yeah, there's really no way to audit it.
Gee, I don't know.
I don't get it, folks.
What could be the problem here?
What could be the problem?
I'm just... I don't... Don't worry.
Nothing to see here, media folks.
Hop to it.
Soviet anthem's playing.
Pop to it right now.
Click your heels together.
Believe it or not, this Epic Times piece has even more gems in there.
So it has trouble counting votes.
There's no audit trail for the votes.
And they're operating in a way that causes security risk to be extreme.
No big deal.
Maybe a coffee.
Have a little drink.
Nothing to worry about.
That coffee's two hours old.
I'm not touching that.
But it's good.
My wife bought me a coffee.
It was excellent.
Excellent.
I've drank like 20 espressos before the show.
That's why I'm always so worried.
All right.
Let's go to screenshot number two from this Epic Times piece.
Cause you're thinking, wow.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So the cybersecurity experts said that a dedicated system should not experience variable delays.
So what he's talking about, you know what?
Come back to me for a minute.
I should have explained this first.
So they had this cybersecurity guy look at cybersecurity guy, excuse me, look at this Dominion voting system and notice that the way it processes that there's a time delay sometimes amongst machines that shouldn't be.
When you're doing the same task on a co-equal machine system, Joe, if it takes one second on machine A, it should take one second on machine B. That's just the way the system works.
Come back to me on this one.
So he's talking about the time delays now in some systems here.
And he says they shouldn't experience variable delays and noted that, quote, we are always suspicious about any unexpected variable delays, as those are common telltale signs of many issues, including a possibility of unauthorized code being executed.
He said, quote, these systems while processing ballots, quote, should not behave differently while performing the identical task of scanning a ballot.
So now we have two machines counting the same ballots, not the same identical ballots, but the same ballots, the general ballots, you get what I'm saying?
And one's taking longer than the other, which is a quote, telltale sign of unauthorized code being introduced, some malware.
You think that may be why Sidney, Sidney Powell rubbed the whole algorithm thing with, nah, nah, nah, she's just, she's just humiliating herself on national television, I'm sure, right?
A respected lawyer saying that because she has no evidence at all.
You want to die on that hill?
You sure?
Ladies and gentlemen, none of this is over.
You must concede.
Concede what?
There's nothing to concede.
I concede nothing.
There will be no surrender.
By the way, I put on my social media profiles.
Hashtag resist.
It drives the liberals crazy.
No, no, that's our thing.
No, no, I took it.
Thanks.
It's mine now.
Yeah, I took that.
And I have a big enough social media pump to just steal it from you totally.
Thanks, nothing you can do.
Sorry.
In case you think, by the way, folks, again, I gotta move on to something else, because it's not just Dominion.
Really?
No, really.
Watch my show later, you'll see.
That was just the first part of my interview with Rudy Giuliani about Dominion.
Nursing homes, everything else, dead people mysteriously rising from the grave to vote George Romero style.
In case you think it's just simply crazy that Republicans are just making this stuff up and that the Democrats are so highbrow, Joe, they've never suggested that there's election fraud ever.
Here's Biden's new appointed chief of staff for an election Biden hasn't even won, which is mysterious.
But you know Ron Klain?
Here's Ron Klain tweeting back to Vox.
Vox with a V, not Fox.
A while ago.
Vox.com tweeted out 68% of Americans think elections are rigged.
This was in 2014.
Look at Biden's new appointed chief of staff for an election he hasn't even won yet.
Ron Klain.
Vox.com.
That's because they are!
No, it's just you crazy Republicans.
Really?
That's Biden's new chief of staff for the presidency he hasn't even won.
Again, I'm sure the media will ignore that.
I got some more from Ron Klain coming up, hopefully a little later, too.
Biden's new chief of staff, again, for an election he hasn't even won yet.
Crazy.
You know what, I think I'm going to start appointing people.
Joe, you'll be the FCC head.
Joe will be great at that.
Paula can be commerce.
Paula can be commerce.
In addition to being the first lady, she's going to multitask.
We're going to put Lucy can be, uh, Lucy, Lucy, we could have her like someone, we'll put Lucy somewhere, give her a response.
I mean, we're just anointing ourselves president elect now.
He's already got a chief of staff who apparently thinks elections are rigged.
It's his, it's his Twitter feed.
Not mine.
Ron Clown.
Yeah.
From 2014.
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Remember that?
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Really?
That's crazy.
Yeah.
Yeah.
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Back to the show.
So sadly, it's not just a minion.
And I mean, sadly, I know we've been You know, sometimes we use a lot of humor in the show to kind of blunt the effect of everything we're going through right now, but I do mean it.
I really hope that all of this turns out to be nothing.
I do.
Because I don't want fraudulent elections.
How does that benefit us?
How does that benefit anyone?
Here's Matt Gaetz, congressman from Florida.
I think it was last night.
He was on Sean Hannity's show, and he was talking about this bizarre nursing home paradox I've spoken to you about, in addition to the dead people vote, which is the dead person constituency is very powerful on the Democrat side.
I don't know how they get the ads to them.
Are they targeted Facebook?
I don't know how it is.
Are they like hitting the graveyard specifically?
Are they hovering over the grave with a radio on terrestrial radio ads?
Like, do you hear Bobby?
Bobby, come on.
It's time to, I don't know how they're doing that.
But Gates is talking about this nursing home phenomenon that I've discussed over the past few days that I discuss also with mayor Giuliani later on the interview show.
You don't want to miss.
How a whole boatload of 90-year-old-plus people who haven't voted practically ever all of a sudden registered in this election to vote across multiple nursing homes, in many cases across multiple states, and a lot of them requested ballots all at the same time.
Weird!
But again, another statistical anomaly nobody cares about except people like me, Matt Gaetz, Sean Hannity, and you, our listeners.
Check this out.
The chairman of the Federal Election Commission said there was fraud in this election.
And when you take the mail-in ballots and bounce them against the registry of people who've changed their addresses, you see that there are tens of thousands of people, 17,000 alone in Georgia, who actually moved and then voted in the state that they moved from.
And, you know, Reince mentioned these nursing home mystery votes coming in in the state of Pennsylvania.
More people over the age of 90 registered to vote in 2020 than in like the prior four years combined.
I call it the Dorothy effect.
This notion that there was this immediate interest in surge in voters over the age of 90 during a pandemic.
We have yet to find one nursing home where these democratic registrations were occurring in mass.
That seems to suggest that those ballots may have been turned in by someone other than the person they were addressed to.
Are those ballots stuffed in Dominion voting machines?
I don't know.
I don't know.
I'm just asking.
I'm just asking questions.
Are we allowed to do that anymore?
I mean, I know the left hates free speech, hates parlor, rumble, anyone, any civil liberties advocate like me.
I know they hate us.
I know you're tyrants.
I know you jail us tomorrow, but are we allowed to ask questions anymore?
Or are you going to be knocking at my door next?
I'm not kidding.
These people really hate you.
They really, really hate you.
I wake up every morning and read a new article about people like me who ask questions from a left-wing media activist lunatic who will do everything to destroy my life.
It's not a sob story.
I have a... I was gonna say I have a thick skin, but I don't.
I have a thin skin.
But I'm a relatively tough dude.
These people hate you.
Matt Gaetz's questions will be totally dismissed.
He's a conspiracy theorist!
Because they just don't care.
You're not interested remotely how a large swath of 90-year-olds who've never voted before in their lives all of a sudden registered to vote out of nursing homes where ballot harvesting is illegal in many states, and these votes were turned in and stuffed into machines, possibly in some cases have had a history of problems.
You're not interested at all.
And we're the lunatics for asking questions, right?
Remember that pipe burst story?
Some of you missed this.
Paul and I caught this on election night.
President Trump was up in Georgia by a whole boatload of votes and all of a sudden in Fulton County, which is largely Democratic in certain areas, all of a sudden the vote counts stopped.
God forbid they would have had to call Georgia or something for President Trump and give him some political momentum on election day.
And it stopped because we heard a pipe burst or some thingy.
So this news.com.au, this article will be in the show notes too today, which I suggest you read it.
Slow-leaked text messages cast doubt on Georgia officials' quote, burst pipe excuse for stopping their counting.
We woke up in the morning and all of a sudden we realized the counting had begun.
But we were told it stopped because of a burst pipe.
Well, Joe, you know you have these crazy things like FOIA requests, where you can actually FOIA, Freedom of Information Act requests, and demand government officials produce their information?
Yeah.
So one of them had to produce the text about this massive burst pipe that shut down the counting of the votes right as Donald Trump was way ahead in Georgia.
Shut it all down.
Really weird.
Maybe they needed to get an idea about how far ahead Donald Trump was in Georgia.
Why would you need that?
Because if we don't want Donald Trump to win, we have to know how much he's winning by, right?
Gotta stop that count!
Here's a text message about that burst pipe that shut the voting counting down.
So one of the guys involved in it said, hey, this is a text by the way, it's in the piece, I just heard a water pipe burst at SFA that will cause vote count delays.
Has this affected the office?
I think they were counting votes next door.
Guy by the name of Jeffrey Stiles answers back, No, sir.
It was highly exaggerated.
It was a slow leak that caused about an hour and a half delay.
Okay, thanks.
Guy responds back.
Jeffrey Stiles says again, we contained it quickly.
It did not spread.
We just wanted to protect the equipment.
That's not what Paul and I, it was a big burst.
It was like the Titanic.
It was an order, there will be order.
People would jump in for the lifeboats.
That's what we heard.
The lifeboats, people would get, get the kids, get the young ones, women and children in the lifeboats first.
Now we find out it was a little leak they controlled in an hour that shut down the whole boat count.
Again, we're just asking questions, Phil.
We're just asking questions.
Can we get that story about why the vote count on the most important elections was shut down because of a water leak?
Oh my gosh, this is frustrating.
Say, this election gets worse?
Oh.
Yeah.
Yeah, it does.
Here's another article in the show notes today from John Solomon's great site, justthenews.com.
They're on Rumble, too, by the way.
We love having them over there.
The rate of rejected mail-in ballots is almost 30 times lower in Pennsylvania this year than it was in 2016.
In 2016, the state rejected about 1% of all mail-in ballots.
This year, it's running at about 0.03%.
0.03%! Gosh, that seems off. It's strange.
Folks, statistics, numbers, they don't lie.
As I said to you before, there are a number of anomalies in this year's election that are worth looking into because it matters.
One of those things worth looking into is why in the hell did all these people vote for Joe Biden that didn't vote down ballot in numbers we've never seen before?
You know, statistics.
Again, Why, pretty much every election, do we get 1-2% of mail-in ballots that are rejected?
Every single time.
Because people make mistakes.
And yet, this election, that number is 0.03%?
All of a sudden, people became geniuses at filling out mail-in ballots?
I had that dunce Frank Luntz tweet back to me, No, we did a PSA campaign!
Oh, thanks, Frank!
That always worked so well.
Frank's like Smokey the Bear.
Only you can prevent forest fires.
Only you can prevent vodafone.
That's Luntz, the pollster, by the way.
So that says everything I need.
Got into a back and, oh, PSA, Dan!
PSA, a public service, that means, you know, for the liberals, a public service announcement.
So they ran an ad on TV, and mysteriously, everybody learned to figure out a mail-in ballot, despite the fact that that's happened before, and they still get 1% to 2% that are wrong.
But Frank Luntz knows better.
Frankie the Bear.
Only you can So now, again, you probably think because some of you are liberal media lunatics, again, looking to discredit my show now that we've pushed it to the top of the charts.
I'm sure I'll get a New York Times article that says, Dan, there's no evidence that the historical rate of mail-in ballot rejection is one to two percent.
Yeah, there's no evidence, except in the New York Times.
Which is always great.
I know.
You know what, can we just go to the New York Times?
I've read this, sorry.
But Paula is right.
I was going to read something from just the news, but you can read the article and I want to get to the New York Times, but don't edit that out because Paula, it'll, I screwed up.
Not her.
She's the best.
Let's go to the New York Times.
There's no evidence.
There's a, except Adam Liptak's article.
This is from 2012.
We've highlighted on this show.
Many times.
New York Times, 2012.
Error and fraud at issue as absentee voting rises.
Now, from the New York Times, this is just fascinating, because I'm sure they'll write an article today how we're just making this up, Joe, that one to two percent of ballots sent by mail are traditionally thrown out, and this year it's far less than that.
Quote, New York Times.
Yet votes cast by mail are less likely to be counted and more likely to be compromised and more likely to be contested than those cast in a voting booth.
Statistics show.
You know, Joe, numbers, statistics, that stuff.
Election officials reject almost 2% of ballots cast by mail, double the rate for in-person voting.
The more people you force to vote by mail, Mr. Sancho said, the more invalid ballots you will generate.
Not this year!
No, no, no, not this year.
Not this year.
This year, statistical odds all over, Joe, have been thrown out the window.
Statistically, significantly high numbers of people decided they don't care about their congressman or senator or local councilman and just voted for Joe Biden in numbers we've never seen before.
That's really odd.
You were civically engaged enough to show up to vote for the president but didn't care about anything else?
In numbers we've never seen before?
Stuffed into machines that have had real serious voter integrity problems like seals that have to be broken which defeats the purpose of the seal?
In years where roll-off is incredibly high, down-ballot?
In years where mail-in ballots are rejected at rates historically low compared to other years, despite the fact that we've had historically high mail-in ballots?
Nothing to see here, folks.
Oh, man, this is frustrating.
You should concede.
No, no, you concede.
I'm conceding nothing, and neither should the president.
Let's go to one more article from the Washington Examiner, because it's important.
Rudy Giuliani discusses this later.
Again, I'm sorry to keep saying that, but the interview is really, really good.
I mean it.
It's worth it.
And after watching this show and that show today, you're going to have a full grasp of all the problems we have.
Folks, there were hundreds of thousands of votes counted in Pennsylvania in violation of the law, the law in Pennsylvania, which dictates observers have to be present.
Washington Examiner.
Again, it's in the show notes.
Rudy Giuliani claims 650,000 votes were counted unlawfully in Philly and Pittsburgh.
We talk about this at length.
Counting votes in secret is against the law.
Are those votes going to be invalidated?
We'll see.
If they're not, can we take it to court?
We should, because if that's the law and the law doesn't mean anything, if Republicans start counting ballots in closets in the next election, liberals will lose their minds.
What else we got here?
Oh man, we didn't even get close.
I had so much more stuff.
All right, let's do this one less.
This is important.
All right, this little change of direction here, but an important one nonetheless.
You know how we talked about Ron Klain?
Who's now been anointed chief of staff for a Biden presidency he hasn't even won yet, which is just fascinating.
How Ron Klain has claimed in the past that voter fraud is real.
I showed you his tweets.
Well, Ron Klain is just a bevy of information.
This is Biden's anointed chief of staff for the election he hasn't won yet.
Here's some other treats from Ron Klain on COVID.
These are just fascinating, because remember, Biden's told us he has such a great plan for COVID, and he's bringing in all the right people.
So here's the first knucklehead he's bringing in, Ron Klain.
Again, chief of staff here.
Ron Klain, on his Twitter account.
We don't have a COVID-19 epidemic in the U.S., but we're starting to see a fear epidemic.
Kudos to the New York City mayor and others for standing against that.
Biden only surrounds himself with geniuses, folks.
Oh, he goes on.
There's another tweet.
This guy's a genius, Ron Klain.
Ron Klain, on COVID-19, if you want to do something useful today, go to Chinatown, buy
a meal, go shopping.
The virus attacks humans, not people of any ethnicity or race.
Fear is hurting Chinese American-owned businesses baselessly.
Let's fight the disease and let's fight prejudice.
So just to be clear, Ron Klain, who's told you now that elections can be fraudulent,
Ron Klain has also told you, don't worry, it's not an epidemic.
It's a fear epidemic, COVID.
And Ron Klain's also told you, go to Chinatown, go shopping, no big deal here.
This is the same guy Biden's announced is going to be his chief of staff for a presidency that doesn't exist yet.
But don't worry, he only surrounds himself with the best people.
You don't believe me?
Here's this other guy.
This guy surrounded himself with a village of idiots, Biden.
Which is, you know what, when you're the chief idiot of the Biden crime family, you don't know they're idiots, right?
I mean, if you're in a village of people with 65 IQs and you're 66, you're a genius, right?
So that's Joe Biden.
Here's another guy, a doctor, Osterholm, who was one of the head guys on his coronavirus task force.
Here's Osterholm on Yahoo, In a video interview, making quite possibly the dumbest statement I've ever heard in the history of humankind, trying to justify, economically, the destruction of the United States through another lockdown.
And they want a stricter lockdown.
You're not even allowed to leave your house.
Listen to this, and you may pick up on it right away.
Remember, Joe, before you listen to this, it's more important that you save your money You just play, I'll explain it.
This is so stupid, I can't even take it.
Check this out.
When you look at the personal savings rate in this country, it's now gone from about 8% to over 22%.
We have a big pool of money out there that we could borrow.
The historic low interest rates by the federal government, we could pay for a package right now to cover all of the wages, lost wages for individual workers, for losses to small companies, to medium-sized companies, for cities, states, county governments, we could do all of that.
If we did that, then we could lock down for four to six weeks.
And if we did that, we could drive the numbers down like they've done in Asia, like they did in New Zealand and Australia.
And then we could really watch ourselves cruising into the vaccine availability in the first and second quarter of next year and bringing back the economy long before that.
Now, liberals listening to that are like, wait, wait, wait, that sounds so reasonable, Dan.
Oh, yeah, yeah, if you're an idiot, it sounds perfectly intelligent.
However, if you're a sane human being, you're looking at that going, wait, what?
So his justification for recommending a lockdown, a lockdown that worked so well last time, we're having another resurgence of the disease, why?
Because the lockdown just pushes off the disease to later.
The only path is to protect the vulnerable.
Locking down the economy and bankrupting people is not going to do anything because it hasn't worked before.
But he wants to do it again and bankrupt you, Joe.
And his justification is, well, don't worry, man.
You'll save a lot of money because you can't leave your house.
So don't worry.
You missed that cancer screening.
You could be dead from cancer you didn't detect because you couldn't leave your house to go to the doctor.
But don't worry about it, bro.
Your past book account in the Ridgewood Savings Bank is really going to grow.
All right.
Yeah!
Your restaurant's going out of business, but don't worry, all that money you would have saved, you know, paying employees and stuff, you don't have to pay any of that anymore, because nobody's paying you either.
You know this thing called commerce, where we exchange value and money for services?
None of that happens.
You keep your stuff, I'll keep mine.
Yeah, yeah, but, but, but, but what if I need your stuff?
Like, what if I need your medicine to live?
Don't worry!
Save the money!
Who needs medicine?
Just keep the dough!
What if I need, like, your food?
Nourishment, calories?
Save your money!
Your passbook will be loaded up!
Yeah, yeah, but Doc, my kids have to go to school and get an education.
Education, smeducation!
Save the money!
Save it!
Kids go to private school?
Bring them back!
They'll save a whole bunch of money!
This is Biden's guy, Osterholm.
Look him up.
This is Biden's guy, this imbecile.
If this guy is not an example of the Dunning-Kruger effect, I have no idea who is.
Look it up.
I'll tell you.
I don't want you to waste any more time.
Dunning-Kruger effect, where people severely overestimate their own intellectual abilities in almost any circumstance.
This is that guy.
I went to medical school.
Surely I know everything about everything, including economics.
Stay in medical school, bro.
You're a total moron.
Let's shut down commerce.
Don't worry, we'll save a lot of money.
And we'll stop the virus.
Yeah, it worked so well last time.
This is his guy.
But remember, when you're the captain of a village of idiots, and you're the least idiot of the idiots, then you're the genius.
And that's Joe Biden.
HL Mencken, you want democracy, you got it.
Good and hard.
All right, I gotta get—this stuff was good.
Look, I had a whole other page I didn't even touch.
It's really good stuff, though, about how the Democrats totally—are totally— Missing what happened in this election.
Completely.
And how the Trump effect is not even close to over.
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