I'm Rick Weibel, hosting in for Mike Lindell on the Lindell Report.
Thanks for joining us here tonight.
It is great to have all of you tonight.
We're going to try something new as well.
After we do the news, we are going to try and actually open up the phone lines to start asking you guys, what are your new year's resolutions, but also what have you learned from the 2024 election that is going to propel action in 2025?
So first, let's take a look at the news here that we have that is happening across the U.S.
So of course, much respect for former President Jimmy Carter.
Two accounts.
One, he was in the exclusive club, elected President of the United States, and two, he actually made it to 100 years of age.
So as expected, President Biden proclaimed that January 9th will be a national day of mourning and ordering all American flags to fly at half-staff for the next 30 days.
The other thing is part of that as a reminder is that all executive departments and agencies of the federal government will be closed on January 9th.
And so what is also awesome is that President-elect Trump also posted very generously about former President Carter as well.
And it is just great to see that Trump was recognized for sending out this perfect message out on True Social.
But of course, the media just couldn't stop getting their digs in regarding Trump.
But because of Trump's character and the way that he comports himself, he at least took the time and wrote this wonderful message on Truth Social.
What's also interesting is looking back at the election of 2024, it is amazing to see the growth that Trump brought to the election and how many Democrats are turning away from the Democrat Party in these strongholds.
And looking at what happened in the Bronx of an increase of almost 22%, Westchester, 10%, Rockland, almost 14%, Manhattan, a 10% increase.
These are significant numbers for a presidential candidate.
And we usually don't see swings like this.
And so congratulations, Donald Trump, again on securing the election and really expanding the base like no other candidate has in history.
Carrie Lake, you know, this is also interesting.
She just announced that she will not be running for office again.
My heart kind of breaks for that because she is such a good quality candidate and her elections were stolen twice.
She commented that she'll be going to Washington, D.C., uh, to return to Voice of America and to turn it back to its glory days and help President Trump make America great again.
And so I can't wait to see what her broadcasts are going to be like once she is able to start that up.
In Minnesota news, I hate to keep focusing on Minnesota, but it is really crazy there.
Where in Minnesota, you have a really close Senate where it was 6767, and now it basically just kind of or on the House floor, 6767.
And now this ousted DFL legislator who ran in the general election, he has decided that he will not appeal the judge's residency ruling.
And so that made him unqualified to run for office.
And he won the election, and so he will not be sworn in.
And so that leaves the House floor instead of a tie where the Democrats and the Republicans were going to share leadership positions and have co-chair people in each of the committees.
Well, now for the beginning, when the legislature convenes on Monday, January 14th, the Republicans will actually now have control of the House.
But wait, there's more as we'll talk here.
Minnesota is actually kind of in a weird state of affairs with everything that is going on.
So I want to prepare you for this.
So Governor Walls has ordered a special election to fill Johnson's vacancy for January 28th.
So that means for 14 days, in essence, the Republicans will have control of the start of that legislature.
And then whenever this seat gets canvassed and certified, then they could basically end up back in a tie.
Well, over in the other chamber in Minnesota, state senator, former majority leader Kerry Dietzik dies of cancer.
And so now on the Senate side, that will create a tie so that the Democrats no longer have the sole leadership.
And so now on this side of the chamber, now they're going to have to do co-leadership in each of the committees.
And so this is the first time I remember in U.S. history where a legislature having two chambers has had this just this crazy dynamic because of elections, because of deaths, creating new elections, all of this.
So we're going to have a lot of stuff to follow in Minnesota.
And of course, there's other shoes about to drop in Minnesota.
Stay tuned to Minnesota regarding the 54A case.
There's new evidence that has come to light.
Stay tuned for the local news media in Minnesota, such as Alpha News, to see if there are additional pieces of evidence that will be coming to light.
I have a little bit of a first-hand knowledge of some of the things that could be coming to light, and it is a developing story.
We were hoping to have more of it developed and ready for you tonight with special guests, but we were unable to have that completely solidified because we want to give a local media source their time to publish it first.
Now, also in Minnesota, they're looking at finally hearing a modem case that was presented out of Rice County, Minnesota.
They waited until after the election to basically look at this and they sat on it for so long.
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Tonight, as we open up the phone lines, I kind of want to talk tonight about what were some of the lessons learned in your state, in your county, in this year in 2024.
So please give us a call at 1-855-305-MIC, and we're going to do our best to have you on the air tonight if you are so willing.
But I'll kind of start it off with some of the lessons that I've kind of heard throughout the country.
I mean, even on tonight's Cause of America's call in the chat, there were so many great comments in there.
And we even see these cases across the United States.
I think, number one, we just have to get real.
The voter rolls are corrupt and they're not accurate.
I think we need to do something about that.
Paper voter rolls for check-ins don't crash, kind of like what happened in Texas, what happened in early absentee in South Dakota and other states.
The election equipment, it's not secure.
It's not.
Let's be real.
Post-election audits, they're meaningless.
They're a low percent, and it's better odds than Vegas.
Vendors, they're not really keeping our systems up to date nor secure.
They're just not.
We can see that through the EAC's engineering change orders.
We don't see a bunch of antivirus updates or security patches or even attention to detail for updating some of the critical software that third-party vendors have already deemed expired.
I think one of the really surprising things that we're seeing across the country is that election officials are under a lot of stress.
And this leads to four other big areas: election officials are not trained properly to use the equipment.
Election officials don't test the machines properly.
We discovered this in Wyoming in all 23 counties during the primary election.
We discovered this in other areas in Wisconsin, Minnesota, South Dakota, Iowa, Ohio, South Carolina, and so many other states that sent data up that we were able to review.
Election officials barely follow the law or they will follow the minimum part of the law.
And so I have a little asterisk here that I've kind of started saying, well, okay, how about this?
If you're only going to follow the minimum part of the law, where you're only going to do, say, 3 or 5% The post-election audit, the number of precincts, and you're only going to stick to that level, and that's the minimum, and you're unwilling to go up from there.
Why don't we just give you minimum wage during that time?
So, if you're going to do minimum work, you should get minimum wage.
Otherwise, if you're going to do 100% post-election audit, then you could get your full pay during that time.
Election officials don't know how to secure the equipment.
Time and time again, we had seen election equipment left unattended, unsecured, and completely wide open to where bad actors could have access to the equipment and do whatever they wanted.
It's not good.
We've even seen news reports of election equipment being left behind, thumb drives left in tabulators.
We've even heard of election equipment falling out of the back of vans throughout the United States.
It's not a rampant epidemic, but the fact that it does happen means that we don't have all of our ducks in a row.
We also see huge chain of custody issues where there's just one person sitting around a bunch of ballots, one person transporting ballots.
We also see a lack of bipartisan oversight of our elections.
And I think the biggest thing is the lack of transparency in our elections.
I think that is one of the most damaging things that we have seen in our elections.
And that just absolutely breaks my heart.
So, what I'd like to do is go ahead and go to a commercial break.
Hopefully, we'll get yes, fantastic.
Let's bring the caller.
Hey, Rebecca, thanks for calling in.
How are you doing?
Good.
Good.
What state are you from?
I'm calling Wisconsin.
Hey, great.
Thanks for calling in.
So they have this thing on the news on your conservative all the time about the immigrants that they think getting rid of them, there won't be anyone to take their place in that.
Well, I'm doing my second book.
And because it's about handicaps having the right to have achievements built into successful treasures, and I'm an epileptic from age five, now 71, and I have made it as far as marriage, owning my own home, associate degree, driving, a lot of stuff.
And I want to, through this second book, I'm doing, try and help others to become confident in themselves.
They have more talents and abilities than they thought they had.
I want them to realize and get up in life.
And I haven't seen of any government program that's ever had such a program that a handicap is trying to help other handicaps.
And a person, I know I helped him.
He's gone through 30-plus years of livered transplant type four, and he's still living right now.
He's 72.
So that's awesome.
You are a great testament to the American spirit.
What was your voting experience like using the assistive devices?
Do you find that they're easy to use?
Well, I'd like the idea that I'd like to get out the different things and do the hand counting in that.
And that's what I wish was done in more of Wisconsin and all the other states.
Yeah, thank you.
Yeah, hand counting is so important because not everybody has the same ability when filling out a ballot.
And so when we hand count, we can see those unique instances where somebody may not have the hand strength to be able to fill in on an oval.
And there are people who don't want their ballot to be identified that it was now a barcoded ballot if they use an express vote system.
And so that kind of creates a separation and makes that ballot somewhat identifiable.
And so when you have some people that in the tabulators, when they may do a pen rest or their hand isn't stable and they accidentally mark, don't realize in that just even a pen rest in an oval is enough to trigger an overvote.
This is where hand counting, when we look at a filled in oval versus a dot, we know what the voter intent is.
Machines lose that voter intent.
Yes.
And I'm of the belief back about myself that there aren't any programs out there that a person like myself can represent its own upbringers also.
So how could a person like myself ever get to president or someone else that I could give some type of a speech in front of parents?
Where are they going to go when they should pass?
And there aren't the group homes.
They're diminishing.
The foster parents aren't being allowed to choose who they'll bring in because they don't want that LBGT person not wanting to go to church and then they're left home.
Where can they grow in their face?
So that's why you need a book like this one.
It's right in the publishing date right now.
I want these people to get this confidence that they can succeed.
When could a person like myself get in to give a speech like that?
Yeah, that's an invitation.
Yep.
And so I'm not the right person to ask.
I mean, I've kind of had to figure that out on my own with Midwest Swamp Watch regarding election integrity.
And it took a while.
And there are groups out there.
There are a lot of different disability right groups within each of the states.
And they do have conferences.
There's even some of the health conferences that are out there as well that might be good platforms for what you're looking for.
And so there's a lot of alignment there.
But even when you are looking around some of the legislative activities, you may find other groups that may coordinate with your ideas and kind of where you're going.
And so I think you'll find that there is a lot of support for the disability community, and there are a lot of groups out there because there's a lot of families out there that are raising children and older adults.
Yep.
The only problem, The only problem is I have so much to say that I have beliefs and a Christian perspective of how I did this and they say, no, we can't have any religion in here.
But then how can you say there can't be religion if our morals are Christianity?
So we have to allow it back in the schools and that there's religion to everything.
Yep, you're right.
And that's where elections are so important that we elect people who are of the Christian faith and have that understanding and will have an open heart because the reality is government is terrible at finding solutions and government needs to just basically kind of get out of the way of great patriots like you who are able to,
in essence, prove that their heart, their soul, their intellect, and their desire and will of the free people themselves are the best assets we have in this country to really solve today's problems and to be innovators.
And so congratulations to you for being a patriot and an innovator with so many things stacked up against you.
And so for the rest of my audience, here's a great patriot here who's willing to call in on Election Integrity Show to talk about her struggles and her success.
And I have to ask the rest of you, what are you doing to help make America great?
Rebecca here from Wisconsin is doing everything within her power with all the obstacles that she has.
And that's what makes her a patriot because she's going out there doing everything.
And I want to encourage Rebecca to keep going.
And I think you will find a lot of resources between Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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Rebecca, sorry, we lost your call there.
But also, let's put the number back on.
Let's see if we get other callers that are interested to talk about lessons learned in their state.
But also, what are the future things that you're looking forward to in 2025?
I think it's so important that we also not just complain, but also kind of look at solutions.
And since here we are at the end of the year, let's talk about those New Year's resolutions.
So feel free to call in at 1-855-305-MIC.
And here are some of the New Year's resolutions that I just kind of wrote up today based upon some of the discussions that were happening in the Cause of America call tonight, but also just through conversations across the great patriots across the U.S. One of them is, should we make General Election Day a holiday?
Let's secure our elections and stop using tabulators in poll pads.
Let's invest in ourselves.
Let's hand count.
Let's focus on the precincts and stop vote centers, countywide open voting, and let's count every valid vote.
And what I mean by that is when you hand count, you can actually get rid of a lot of these overvotes out there and even potentially undervotes because not everyone can be just stuck into an oval or a box.
We're not built that way.
And so I think we have to have a more open heart that there may be other disability voters that were missing their votes.
And so this is where Hand Count actually counts those actual votes.
I think it's time for us to require in-person voter registrations and also auditing those folks as well.
Let's publish our voter rolls for free.
We should have free access.
There's several states that do this already today.
Some of these other states, it's so outrageous what they're charging.
They already have the data.
It's a sunken cost.
Why do we have to get ripped off for it?
It's our data.
Shame on you, Wisconsin.
Shame on you, South Dakota, and these other states that are charging exorbitant rates.
At least Florida, you can order the DVD and get it for free.
Other states like North Carolina, you can download right from their website for free.
Let's also reduce no excuse absentee and let's eliminate mailout ballots as much as possible unless there's UCOVA or a valid disability reason or a doctor's note.
And I think we need to go knock on the door of these blue states and ask them, don't you think we ought to get rid of national popular vote?
Because if you believe in national popular vote, why don't you go ahead right now before certification throw your votes over to Donald Trump?
He won the national popular vote.
So either do that or get rid of it in your state.
So Minnesota and all these other states that are sitting there with that, we should be looking at that.
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And I think there's some positive things here that we should be looking at.
I'm really thankful for this network because this network And Cause of America have allowed more people to now see the issues.
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I think it's absolutely incredible what we have going in front of us in many of these state legislatures.
There was a lot of changes.
And also there are changes happening in some of the state parties.
Minnesota just replaced their state party chair.
I'm hearing this across the United States where the Republican Party themselves are getting an upgrade.
Now, what's interesting is that the Democrats are completely losing their collectiveness.
And what's incredible there is that we've just heard that Minnesota's Democrat chair, Ken Martin, is not supported by Tim Walz.
That I find really interesting.
The other thing that is, so there's a little chasm there.
And then earlier in tonight's episode, you kind of heard some of the things that are happening in the DFL control House and Senate and governorship that the House is eroding because of some election fraud.
The Senate is eroding because of a senator passing away and then there will be a special election.
But there's also other trials coming up in Minnesota as well that could impact the balance of power in Minnesota.
And I think we're going to see this across the country.
We have this great opportunity.
But I'm concerned at the national level.
The Republicans are reducing the number of House members.
And so what's going to happen with the speakership?
That'll be interesting to watch.
Will he be able to retain his speakership for two years?
Or will there be another revote in between?
Will the Democrats throw mud into this?
I certainly hope not.
But those of you who are looking at election integrity, we have to be careful of some of the dates that are coming out because we do have, unfortunately, we have the start of the legislatures coming up right away in January.
Some of you already started in December.
And then there's a few of you that start in February, the little green states there.
And then the light blue state, Florida, you're in March.
And in Louisiana, you're in April.
But the rest of us, boom, those bills are already getting written up.
And they're already showing up on some of your legislative websites.
Some of South Dakota's are appearing right now.
Wyoming showed up a couple weeks ago.
And so start looking at what's there and start familiarizing yourself with your legislative session so that you can go down and testify about these election bills.
Now, some of these legislatures, they're not very long.
And so when we look at the red states there, their legislature is only for two months.
Then you look at some of the yellow states and those are only three months long.
Then you have the green states that are between four and five months long.
And so most of these states, we're going to have stuff.
All right.
Richard, great hearing from you.
Thank you for joining us tonight.
What state are you from, Richard?
Southern California.
Southern California.
How are things going out there?
And what have you learned from the 2024 election in California?
Well, I'm in Riverside County, and I'm in a little part of Riverside County where we are 97% red.
Okay.
Very, very small community, like 12,000, and we go against the entire state.
Yep.
But what I was thinking is if we started a grassroots effort, there are roughly 200,000 voting precincts in the United States.
And if we made an effort to get a volunteer group of about 100 people per precinct, and, you know, in very small precincts, some of those people could go down to 20.
But overall, about 100 per precinct, we could true the vote in a year.
We could secure the voting rolls.
Yep.
Yep, that's exactly right.
And that's kind of what needs to be done.
Now, in some states, the voter rolls are hard to get, but this is where we need to get involved in our parties if they're the ones that control the keys of a voter roll, involved with candidates, but also early on, like right now, during this easy peasy period, we need to get it to know our neighbors.
Do they all live there within these precincts?
And this is part of it.
Yep.
And I think you're exactly right.
This is where Stern was right about the precinct strategy early on in, I would say, 2023.
He kind of really brought this forward and then really got it rolling in 2024.
And there was a lot of.
I think Charlie Kirk said it in 2021.
Yep, exactly.
And there are multiple people.
I think it needs to start at that basic level.
Go from the bottom up.
Yep.
Yep.
You're exactly right.
You're in the voting role.
You're the voting rolls.
Then get rid of the machines.
Mike Lindell already has the ballots with the watermarks for the vote in person, same day voting.
The only thing we need to put a tweak on is helping the disabled get their vote done.
Yep.
That's a social issue.
So we need to figure that out.
Yeah, and I think the disability community, there's a lot of disability rights organizations in each of the states.
I think if we sit down with them and actually have good, honest conversations, and I think we have to have a lot of families involved too, because we have to make sure that people are not taken advantage of.
Like my mom, my mother-in-law, sorry, she has Alzheimer's.
And I'm always concerned that a group of activists are going to come in and have her vote.
And so I think there needs to be better laws where family members can say, look, my mother-in-law is not capable of voting.
And we want to make sure that the center protects her from having a ballot cast or even being registered to vote because she's not competent to do it.
And I think we have to have those hard discussions.
That's part of what happened in 2020.
Yep.
Yeah, we signed in.
We went to all the senior living and just wrapped up the ballots and harvested them.
Yep.
Like my mom.
My mom is turning 98 on January 2nd.
Yeah.
She's trying to make it past Jimmy Carter.
There you go.
Yeah.
And she can't vote.
Yeah.
Yeah.
She can't follow anything.
So she needs, she really needs to be taken off the registrar vote rolls.
Yep.
Yeah.
You're absolutely right.
And I think the other thing with there's nobody there working full-time that can do that, which is why I think we need to get the volunteers involved.
Yep.
Thank you so much, Richard.
You're exactly right.
Points well taken.
We have to take control of our elections, and it really has to start at the precinct level and curing our voter roles and getting that due diligence done.
Because, Richard, you're exactly pointing to the future VisionCast, which is we have a midterm election coming up, and Donald Trump is going to need all the support he can get.
If he's blockaded during these first two years, we have to be willing to ramp it up and get good people to run for office.
And some of you listening here tonight, you may have to go to the mirror and discover that you're the person that's going to have to run against some of these politicians, whether it's in your state legislature or whether it's at a national level.
And so it's time to take the gloves off and it's time to get our pens out, start documenting, start getting petitions filled, and start writing letters to get these changes done.
Because even what they just did here right before Christmas for this debt ceiling and this porculus, it's absolutely disgusting.
Never again.
We have to stop this.
Well, this is so great.
We have just a few minutes left if there's any other callers.
All right, none.
All right.
Sounds good.
I really want to thank Apollo, Chris, behind the scenes there at the Lindell report.
I don't know if Apollo's too bashful tonight to show his face, but all of the hard work and dedication that you guys have done there in the booth, the moving of the studio here over the holiday season, you guys put up with my last-minute stuff, Lindell's last-minute stuff, all of the other hosts and guests.
You guys do a fantastic job.
Without you, this would just be not at the high quality that it is today.
And I'm so grateful for you guys.
Apollo, thank you.
You're absolutely amazing.
The conversations that we have before the show, after the show, makes me better.
But also for you, the viewers, thank you guys.
Let's resolve to make our country better.
And there are so many great videos of Trump out there where I keep going back and listening to his speeches.
And he is such a motivator because it is about us, the voters, the people out here.
It's not about Trump.
And so when he says fight, fight, fight, even when the things are down, he's not wrong.
And look at his entire life and everything that he's had to go through, the struggles.
And he ends up being successful.
And I'm so grateful for his attitude.
I'm so grateful for so many of the patriots out there.
And look at what we've accomplished out there.
We aren't done fighting.
It took so many years to corrupt our elections.
And what's interesting is we have to remember: Jimmy Carter was going to so many other countries to help them their elections to establish democracies, but he never came back to the U.S. and looked at HAVA, the Help America Vote Act, and look at how those machines eroded the trust in our American elections.
I really wish he would have.
But it's all of us out there that are looking at this, trying to restore trust in our elections and to support our election officials to make sure that they are transparent, to make sure that we understand that the people own these elections and that we understand that these elections are sacred and that they mean something because it is the gateway into the rest of the government.
If your elections are corrupt, your government's going to be corrupt.
If your elections aren't transparent, your government's not going to be transparent.
So let's think about these things very carefully.
And I don't know about you, but I never authorized anyone to replace the people that were hand counting our elections to go in and give them to the corporations to conduct and count the elections on our behalf.
I didn't sign up for that.
Apollo, what are your thoughts for the new year?
It's been an honor.
It's been a pleasure to be here with all of you and be able to be the guy behind the scenes.
I'm proud of everyone who has been fighting.
And I just want to, again, thank Keek.
Thank you, Rick, and all the people who are watching because you're the ones who've made Frank Speech what it is and make all the efforts that people who are putting that time, you're the ones who make it worth it.
You're the ones who make President Trump the icon that he is.
And you're the ones who have been moving the needle.
So to everybody watching, thank you.
I'm going to jump back off screen and let you take this next caller.
All right.
Well, thank you, Apollo.
Thank you for the kind words and support.
Our next caller.
What state are you from?
Hi, this is Jill Kaufman from Wyoming.
Hey, Jill, how are you doing?
I'm awesome.
Thank you for all that you do.
And I am so grateful for what you are doing for this nation and for every state.
What Mike Lindell has given the opportunity to expose all this election fraud and election shenanigans across all these states.
I just wanted to say thank you.
New Year's resolution is we're grateful.
God has blessed you, has blessed the states.
Definitely have blessed the state of Wyoming with your presence and also the exposure of Mike Lindell helping us get this information out.
So thank you so much.
Hey, Jill, thank you so much.
And the photo that you, I got to point it to the right way, the photo up here that you got me for Christmas, fight, fight, fight.
Thank you so much.
What an absolute blessing.
You are a hero in my eyes.
Great phone conversations of, so what are you doing today?
Are you poking?
Are you slapping?
Are you kicking the bear, the bear of election fraud, you know, and digging for the treasure trove of information.
You have done a phenomenal job, you and your team out there, and how you have gone across the state of Wyoming, along with so many other great patriots to show them how to hand count.
And you were one of the first states to actually have a Secretary of State going through the hand count in their office after a Trump event.
And so I want to give credit to your Secretary of State for their due diligence and the Deputy Secretary of State.
Got to meet both of the gentlemen.
And I really hope that they can come through.
Lindell was talking on Cause of America tonight, kind of like what states are going to come across with the best election integrity bills.
So I kind of want to, I'm hoping that there's going to be a good contest between Wyoming and South Dakota here.
That would be absolutely wonderful.
And we look forward truly for our legislatures to work really hard on a remove the machine bill and a lot of the other election integrity stuff, for instance, voting, all kinds of absentee voting and stuff like that.
So I'm grateful for you.
Happy New Year.
Happy New Year.
Thank you so much.
Say hi to your hubby for me, too.
So you guys are great.
I will.
God bless.
God bless you.
So with that, I am so grateful to all of you guys.
We cannot stop fighting for America.
We are the last bastion of hope in this world.
And remember, we are Americans, not Americans.
And so don't ever give up.
We look at everything that is out there and what's possible.
What a sea change that has already happened since the election.
When we look at the positivity going across the country, the YMCA dance, just the extra step that you see across the country of patriots that are just like, yep, America's back.
People are investing.
I see this in my customers.
They're ready to invest in America, work on their businesses, hire more people, do the right things, and really try new things.
And I'm looking at six of my clients who are looking at new product developments that are going to be exciting, and I hope that they'll be blessed and grow.
I look at what Lindell is doing and what his vision cast is, what Dr. Frank is doing and his vision cast, and also what's happening across America.
This is a great time to be alive.
It's a great time to be an American.
Thank you.
Happy New Year.
God bless.
And fight, fight, fight.
Thank you, All America.
I said, young man, pick yourself off the ground.
I said, young man.
Cause you're in a new town.
There's no need to be unhappy.
Young man, there's a place you can go.
I say to young man, when you're short on your dough, you can stay there.
And I'm sure you will find many ways to have a good time.