00:06:35.940We see the will of the people, clear as day, in almost every place.
00:06:41.640But then the ballots keep rolling in, late ones, cured ones.
00:06:48.540Ballots from God only knows where, verified by signatures that a tired clerk glances
00:06:55.280this ad under a fluorescent light and says, yep, that's it. And suddenly the leads shift and the
00:07:00.900right people win. And it's weird. It's the right people that win every single time. I'm never
00:07:09.840surprised. The votes come in and I'm never surprised at who wins. Are you? Wouldn't you
00:07:17.400think just just just playing the odds occasionally you'd be surprised now you don't need to be you
00:07:26.680know a conspiracy theorist to smell the rot here you just need eyes and a memory you know longer
00:07:32.760than yesterday's news cycle which is hard for most gold americans this is at least the appearance
00:07:40.200of corruption and yes appearance matters because voting isn't just a mechanical process
00:07:47.900voting is built on trust and in god we trust except at the polls i'd like to see some transparency
00:07:59.200the trust that we need is the sense that your ballot counts as the same as mine
00:08:05.720I have to trust that the dead aren't suddenly voting, that non-citizens aren't registered and voting, that the rolls are clean, the chain of custody is ironclad, that no one knows exactly how these ballots are found.
00:08:22.920I'd like to know that nobody knows how many ballots they need to find.
00:08:27.760California has done absolutely everything to avoid and to erode that trust avoid fixing it
00:08:36.940and eroding it every single day universal mail-in ballots they send them out to every registered
00:08:45.400voter active or not they just send millions out strict photo id for mail votes nah automatic
00:08:53.540registration. Yeah. Same day ballot registration. Sure. Ballot harvesting. Yeah, it's legalized.
00:09:01.500So we can hire a third party group to go out and scoop up bundles of ballots for us from the
00:09:08.180homeless. Loose deadlines. Yeah, but got to be postmarked by election day. We'll count them.
00:09:14.720We'll count them if they show up a week or maybe two, maybe three. How many votes do we need?
00:09:21.220Signature verification, subjective at best.
00:09:46.540With all of the sophisticated technology in all of Silicon Valley, AI, blockchain, instant global transactions, I can send a billion dollars from my town to your town or to China or Germany, and I can do it within a 24-hour period.
00:10:08.220but counting the votes in california nope can't do it just too hard other states do it florida
00:10:16.020texas they have the results get this this is crazy on the same night yeah yeah yeah now most
00:10:24.340modern countries tally on the same night or the next day and they use paper ballots and precinct
00:10:32.940counts. They can do it, but California, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. California is too darn
00:10:39.960sophisticated. We can't do that. Conveniently, those late ballots tend to lean one way,
00:10:48.580and when the Republicans surge early, well, just wait for the miracle ballots to arrive.
00:22:13.260So I have to, the organizers come to me and they say,
00:22:16.520can you do your speech after the fireworks and i'm like that's a little anticlimactic
00:22:21.640i mean i just say i've been told not to follow children or puppies i'm going to add fireworks
00:22:30.000to that list you don't fire you don't follow fireworks with a speech but i do it because
00:22:36.160we got to get the fireworks off by 10 o'clock gotta be over so i get on stage and i start talking
00:22:42.340and uh they said what is he doing on the stage it's 10 o'clock he's got to be off the stage
00:22:49.280it's 10 o'clock and he's like he's got 15 minutes he's just gonna give it so 10 15 they are literally
00:22:56.140saying to the organizers we are pulling the plug for 15 minutes she had to stop them from pulling
00:23:02.180the plug and the electricity oh tina next time let them pull the plug let them pull the plug
00:23:07.260It would have been an honor to have the city of San Diego actually go through with their threats that they made as we rented the Midway to do a patriotic 250 anniversary for America.
00:31:28.440Where America has always rallied, done well, and fixed herself is when people who make things, fix things, grow things, show up, and are encouraged to do what they do best.
00:31:47.880A strong jobs report is genuinely good.
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00:40:00.060and there's 10 of them that are coming this summer.
00:40:02.120The first one comes out tomorrow, 5 in the 1st, and it'll teach your kids the responsibilities and the rights in each of the amendments in a really fun and original way.
00:40:43.460Plus this week, the first two chapters of the new dynamic audio version of the book that I put out a couple of years ago in the summer for families called Chasing Embers.
00:40:54.680It is a fiction book, dystopian fiction, about a country where it has been lost to crazy people, and they've destroyed history.
00:41:06.820And so there's a group of people that are out, and they're trying to keep history alive just by telling the stories to each other.
00:41:14.140And it is such a great adventure book.
00:41:16.980It's a dystopian, futuristic kind of sci-fi thing that I think you'll really, really like.
00:41:22.440If you didn't read it when it came out, you can read it now, or you can just listen to it.
00:41:25.840First couple of chapters come out this week.
00:41:27.600The book is released on audio, I think, next week or the week after.
00:41:31.100But you'll get the first three, the epilogue and the first two chapters for free if you are a Torch subscriber.
00:41:37.700And also coming, at the end of the month, a brand new deep dive on the real reason we have immigration.
00:41:50.040And we look at the history of immigration and why we have it, why we should maybe, oh, I don't know, stop it right now and fix this so we can get back to the real reason that we have immigration.
00:42:36.720He gives you deeper information in the breaks in case you want that and a behind-the-scenes access.
00:42:41.760But then I built this for education. And so this is our first real foray into education for the history of the United States. And we are focusing on the Bill of Rights.
00:42:56.720If you don't know what the Bill of Rights is, why it was created, what they say, those are the handcuffs on the government.
00:43:21.640And hopefully sometime before the year is done or early next year, these will be made into videos, a little like Schoolhouse Rock, if you will.
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00:43:59.700In that, by the way, you also get an hour that I did that's not heard anywhere else
00:44:04.340on what's really happening in Iran and what does all of it mean.
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00:45:07.600You know it's becoming exhausting buying food from companies that want your money
00:45:11.600but don't want to tell you where anything is made or anything much about it.
00:45:15.860You pick up a package, you squint at the label, and somehow you still need a private investigator
00:45:20.500to figure out what you're actually bringing home for dinner.
00:53:08.900in other states are legal in california um starting with you got to start from the beginning
00:53:16.400registering to vote almost anybody can register to vote in the state of california you don't have
00:53:21.900to have a social security number and you don't need a driver's license number you can go on the
00:53:25.860website right now and there is a box for each of those fields that says i don't have one and you
00:53:31.580just check those boxes and they will register you to vote now california says well you will have to
00:53:37.720show an ID the first time you vote, go look at the post I put up yesterday that links to the
00:53:42.920Secretary of State's website for the state of California that tells you what they consider
00:53:47.380acceptable forms of ID to register to vote, including a gym membership, a prescription label,
00:53:55.460your employer ID card, and my favorite, a health insurance card, which California gives out health
00:54:01.080insurance to illegal aliens so start there about how anyone can basically register to vote in the
00:54:09.300state of california then california has done universal vote by mail which means if you're
00:54:14.640on the voter rolls you're going to get a ballot mailed to you whether you want it or not
00:54:18.800and um no questions asked so they put millions of ballots out into the mail into the ether
00:54:25.720The voter rolls are dirty. They have not verified that there's only eligible U.S. citizens on the voter rolls, and we know they also don't clean the voter rolls. So dead people, people who've moved, convicted felons, are also receiving ballots because they're just not good at cleaning the voter rolls.
00:54:45.080So put all that together, and then we have no voter ID when you vote, and you have legalized
00:54:52.580ballot harvesting, which is probably where a lot of this shenanigans is happening is at that point,
00:54:58.840the ballot harvesting. It used to be against the law to handle anybody's ballot other than your
00:55:04.360own or your immediate family member. That changed in 2018 in California. Anybody can handle anybody's
00:55:10.180ballots. There's no chain of custody. There's no requirements of who can handle it. There's no
00:55:16.420paper trail of who touched the ballot and turned it in. And so these harvesters are out in the
00:55:22.660world for a month, collecting ballots from God knows who and God knows who circumstances,
00:55:29.720who knows what the conversations are at the door, who knows if the voters actually filling the
00:55:35.760ballot out, nobody knows. And then they dump all these ballots in the mail. And let me tell you,
00:55:41.820these are professionals, Glenn. These are organized union groups. They've been doing
00:55:45.960this for decades illegally, and now they're doing it legally because they've gotten the legislature
00:55:50.340to legalize their activities. That makes people's jobs like mine incredibly difficult.
00:55:58.040When we charge someone with fraud, we have to have evidence. And California has removed the
00:56:03.820paper trail. They've removed the chain of custody. They've removed any meaningful way for us to
00:56:09.540basically have a forensic audit of where a ballot came from. So we're doing the work. We're doing
00:56:15.860the best we can in the circumstances. I expect people will be charged, but we need a wide scale
00:56:23.020audit of the California voter rule, which is what Harmeet and I have been trying to do for the last
00:56:28.540year. We have sued the state of California to comply with HAVA, which is a federal statute
00:56:34.100which says only eligible U.S. citizens should be on the voter rolls. Unfortunately, Congress did
00:56:40.360not put a lot of teeth into that statute, so I don't have any criminal penalties assigned with
00:56:45.840it. All we have are civil, and so we are suing the state of California. We are in the Ninth Circuit
00:56:50.980Court of Appeals now. California has resisted and stonewalled. They refused to comply with the
00:56:57.080attorney general's request to hand over their voter rolls to confirm that they're in compliance
00:57:01.840with federal law. So you got to put all that together. And that's what we're dealing with
00:57:05.140here in California. Why won't they show you the voter rolls? Why won't they just open them up?
00:57:10.780They claim that it, well, we, you want the real reason or the stated reason, uh, stated and then
00:57:16.920the real, yeah, the stated reason is they say that it, that it would violate California's privacy
00:57:23.160laws to hand over personal identifying information of voters to the federal government. Mind you,
00:57:28.760we issue most of that personal identifying information, such as a social security number.
00:57:33.180So they're hiding behind state privacy laws, which don't apply to the federal government
00:57:38.820in this context. It's preempted by a federal statute here. So that's the stated reasons,
00:57:44.280and they have found lower level judges to side with them. And that's the reason they said they're
00:57:48.480not handing it over because they're concerned about the privacy interests of the voters being
00:57:53.660uh that information being handed over to the federal government um that's their stated reason
00:57:58.380why because they don't want anyone to look under the the tent there they don't want anyone to see
00:58:05.020how dirty their voter rolls are they're filthy dirty voter rolls they have no desire to clean
00:58:11.640them up because the system, the people in power probably benefit from occasional fraud that
00:58:19.140occurs in there. That's the only rational explanation I could give you is that they
00:58:24.500don't want to. They don't want to clean up the fraud. They want to keep the system the way it is.
00:58:29.500So are we seeing, I don't know what I can ask you. I know I can't ask you. Are you seeing anything
00:58:35.580that could change the outcome of the vote in large enough numbers?
00:58:53.180It is caelectionfraudtips at usdoj.gov.
00:59:00.220We are looking for any sort of wide scale conspiracy, if you will.
00:59:07.220Right now, I would say our investigations lean more into individual actors.
00:59:12.780So, you know, when you say tip the scales, you know, now I think in one of the local races here, I mean, you've got, you know, thousands of votes separating them.
00:59:24.040So theoretically, I'd have to charge thousands of people to prove that it changed the outcome of the election unless we uncover some sort of wide scale fraud, which is incredibly difficult to do for the reasons I just went over.
00:59:37.300But we are looking. We are looking. And so if there's anyone with inside information, that's the way federal cases are made. They're made with witnesses, insiders and evidence.
01:00:37.060Evidence of what? I mean, she doesn't even look.
01:00:39.060There is, of course, evidence of fraud. Just do a Google search. Just do a Google search of election fraud charges California. You're going to see tons of cases of people who've been charged with committing fraud. What they always default to is, well, there's no evidence it's widespread. And that's a very interesting and clever statement because they've designed the system to not be able to detect the evidence through the system easily.
01:01:03.840so they want you they want the burden on you to go out and prove every instance of a fraud and
01:01:10.620even if you charge 100 people glenn they're going to say well that wouldn't have changed the outcome
01:01:14.340of the election so instead of putting the burden on the system to reassure the people the citizens
01:01:20.120of this country that only legal citizens are voting one person one vote is the law of the land
01:01:25.500and put the burden on the system to assure us that there is integrity and we can believe in it
01:01:31.360They flipped it. And now it's on us to prove every single allegation of fraud. And that's just not the way it should be. Our system should be protected from fraud and people have to have confidence. It doesn't matter who wins. I mean, I'm not concerned about the outcome of any election. I'm concerned about protecting citizens' rights to vote, however they want to cast that vote.
01:01:52.360But we have a situation now where people don't even believe the system.
01:01:57.240They don't believe this election system.
01:01:59.000And so they're either not participating.
01:02:01.200There's a lot of people who just don't participate anymore in California.
01:02:04.100And that's bad because that's self-suppression.
01:02:07.380And there's a lot of places where their participation could maybe change the outcome.
01:02:13.220There are other people who just don't believe the results.
01:02:15.460And they lack confidence in their system.
01:02:17.260I don't think our republic can survive if the public doesn't have confidence in the outcome of the election.
01:02:23.300That's going to be a recipe for disaster.
01:02:25.720Yeah, the whole system is built on trust, and that's why, whether there's widespread fraud or not, that's why all of this stuff has to be opened up.
01:02:33.000You said you expect people to be charged.
01:02:36.080Can you say with what, and you feel confident enough you have enough evidence?
01:02:41.180i i will just say it will be election fraud charges in the in the next i hate to put
01:02:49.320timelines on things but one or two months i believe we need we need the uh some of these
01:02:54.020results to be certified so we can uh you know prove some of the allegations but we will be
01:02:59.340charging some people i can't get in too much and and mostly glenn i mean it's not just doj rules
01:03:04.380but we also want to protect innocent people if we get something wrong we don't want someone to be
01:03:09.480tainted with this with the stain of an investigation until we're able to prove that in court so i can't
01:03:16.500get into too much but just know that this at this point right now we're wide open for investigations
01:03:21.940if anyone knows anything direct and then please direct evidence i know people have theories and
01:03:27.000they have ideas and what we need right now are witnesses if you've witnessed anything if someone
01:03:34.320voted in your name and you found out someone voted for you we want to know about that
01:03:39.140if you saw someone collecting ballots in a suspicious way or doing something odd with
01:03:45.300ballots, we want to know about that. Those are the kind of things we need direct evidence of
01:03:49.700right now so we can launch into deeper investigations. Bill, thank you very much.
01:03:55.300Thanks for all the work you do in California. I really appreciate it. First Assistant U.S.
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01:05:18.440so you know last hour we or last last week we talked about several politicians
01:05:35.980um platner is one of them uh that you can't believe is being elected there is the other guy
01:05:42.660who is in, what is it, the 11th district in New Jersey
01:06:57.840But now you hear people say crazy things like that, and they end up getting on the ballot and winning, or at least coming close if they don't win.
01:07:09.700I mean, we have some people that are running right now that are crazy, crazy.
01:16:06.180But the moment you make disloyal opinion a crime, the man in power gets to define disloyalty, and he defines it as the opposition to him, and it never stays with the original target.
01:20:31.880the west will die by its own hand by abandoning the things that made it the west so are we
01:20:40.140defenseless no we don't just hand the country over who smile at us and convince us to vote
01:20:48.960for them and then burn the thing down no this is harder than a list it starts with the oath
01:20:56.700When you become a citizen of the United States, you raise your right hand to swear to support and defend the laws and the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic.
01:25:01.080We just think, yeah, I just get a bed for the bedroom and forget about it.
01:25:04.500I mean, you're spending a third of your life on that thing.
01:25:06.680And if you're waking up stiff and sore and exhausted, feeling like it never really, you know, helped you rest, your body might be trying to tell you something.
01:45:00.880It was a man who endured the literal reign and figurative storm until he was just finished being lectured, you know, by an institution that lost any credibility long ago.
01:52:50.340I'm pretty sure Glenn and President Trump changed some Pentagon policy late night.
01:52:55.380Last night, he'll tell you more after the break.
01:53:20.340so there is a story um that is that is out today it broke this weekend that the pentagon is
01:53:31.620culling through i don't know how many faiths and they're saying you know uh this person is
01:53:38.740this faith is christian this faith is not christian blah blah blah you'll never guess
01:53:42.960which faith was not christian it was my faith it was not christian everybody else was totally fine
01:53:47.100um uh and then these are the jews and these are whatever um okay and uh i i have to tell you
01:53:57.420i want to be honest with you i don't like this um i don't like this in me i i i get personally
01:54:06.300offended by that and i should not take those things personally but i it it bothers me when
01:54:11.240somebody attacks my faith, I'm sure you feel the same way. If your faith is under attack,
01:54:17.140you feel the same way. You're like, how dare you? Don't judge me. You don't know me. You don't know
01:54:20.760the people in my faith. Okay. Especially if you've had, you know, you're in a faith where 150 years
01:54:26.060ago, the population of the U.S. killed half of the men in the church. I mean, you know, you're
01:54:32.420kind of tend to get a little, you know, worrisome when people start dividing you up. I don't care
01:54:37.260how you judge me. I really don't. I know who my Savior is. I know he saved me. I know who I serve.
01:54:43.940I know who I worship, and that's Jesus Christ, and that's it. I also know how far short I fall
01:54:50.400as a person of faith. I do, but I know Jesus has redeemed me, and that's all I need.
01:54:58.100So let me just say this. I am shocked that Christians are still letting Constantine and the Nicene Creed divide lines between us. I mean, it's Constantine. I mean, read up.
01:55:12.060But with that said, I saw a positive spin from somebody that is in my faith, an LDS member, that said, here's a potential bright side.
01:55:25.640As an LDS service member, you used to have to be served by a Protestant chaplain.
01:55:31.980Now he'll have to be served by an LDS chaplain, making more room for LDS chaplains and service members who want to be guided in the entirety and specificity of their faith.