WIS. SPECIAL COUNSEL GABLEMAN SAYS HE HAS EVIDENCE FELONIES WERE COMMITTED IN 2020 ELECTION
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In this episode of the Great America Show, host Alex Blumberg is joined by Michael Gableman, who is leading the investigation into whether or not the election in Wisconsin was rigged against President Trump and in favor of Joe Biden.
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Hello, everybody, and welcome to The Great America Show, Truth, Justice, and the American Way.
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Thanks for being with us, and we have a lot to talk about today. The war in Ukraine is without
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question going badly for Vladimir Putin and the Russian military that's now bogged down in Ukraine.
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They face determined Ukrainian defenders who, it is claimed, have killed as many as 18,000 Russians.
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But it appears clear now that the Russians are rolling their forces away from Kiev, the capital,
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located in northwestern Ukraine, in the direction of the Donbass region in eastern Ukraine.
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There are reports the Russians are having great difficulty in reinforcing and rotating their
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troops, even more difficulty in feeding and supplying them throughout Ukraine. And certainly,
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President Volodymyr Zelensky looks and sounds a lot more confident with each passing week.
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Here in the United States, the Biden White House has a problem that's worsening by the day.
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White House Chief of Staff Ron Klain says none of Hunter Biden's laptop evidence points to the
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president, only to the president's son and Mr. Biden's brother, Jim Biden. That is the first signal
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that the Biden White House considers the investigation into the so-called laptop from hell to be a threat
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to President Biden. This is the first time they've tried to separate the president from his son and
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his brother as the investigation is apparently ramping up. The two most powerful Democratic newspapers
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in the country, the New York Times and Washington Post, have now acknowledged the Hunter Biden laptop
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is real. So the investigation by special counsel John Durham is very real and creating two threats
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to the Biden administration. A third threat is now beginning to take shape, and that is the
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legitimacy of the administration itself as more questions arise about what President Trump has called
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the rigged election of 2020. A special counsel investigation has found sufficient irregularities
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and violations of election regulations and laws for the special counsel to call for the elimination
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of the Wisconsin Election Commission. And the special counsel also raised the question of whether the
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election should be decertified. Our guest today is the man who is leading that investigation, the man who
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is the special counsel, former Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Michael Gableman. Michael Gableman,
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it is great to have you on the show. Can you explain to me and to our audience, was the election in Wisconsin
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rigged or not? Yes. And before I elaborate, I really have to tell you, my friend, what a fantastic job you do
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and all the good you do in bringing your viewers and your audience, the truth. And you've just been tireless.
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And it is an absolute privilege to be here. Rigged is exactly the right word. I don't think it was stolen
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at the ballot box. If it was, I don't have evidence of that. But I do have evidence that it was definitely rigged
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against President Trump and in favor of Joe Biden. And that rigging is it's complicated, more complicated
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than than I have to tell you that I thought the dimension of it goes across state lines. It's
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involves private money, Zuckerberg money, and others. The Obama administration seems to still be
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operating. And I'd like to just start by, if I may, asking you, in Wisconsin, what was the principal
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finding on your audit and examination that disconcerts you and troubles you the most?
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Sure. The principal finding that that disconcerts and troubles me the most is the fact that the
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mayors of our five largest cities sold out the people that they were elected to serve. And what I
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mean by that is they took Mark Zuckerberg's money to the tune of about $10 million. And then they
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rented themselves out, they hired themselves out as employees or agents of Mark Zuckerberg. And more to
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the point, Zuckerberg's managers, David Plouffe and other Obama officials, whose sole goal was to
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target Joe Joe Biden profile voters and get them get the Biden voters to the polls. And they were able
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to do it because they signed contracts with each of the cities where the cities became the employees
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Are you talking about literally became employees or figuratively?
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Yes, that's a good question. Legally, I would not say employees. Legally, I would call it an agency
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relationship. An agent is one who is hired to do the bidding of the one who's doing the hiring,
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but whose day to day control is not within the purview of the employer. It's that what it is,
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it's the application of the maxim that former Governor Dreyfuss of Wisconsin used to refer to
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as the golden rule. He who has the gold makes the rules. And so Mark Zuckerberg came to these five
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cities, Milwaukee, Racine, Madison, Kenosha, and Green Bay. And he said, this is how you're going to
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conduct your election. And what I mean by that is the most significant conduct took place prior to
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actual election day, where they put in place ballot harvesters, they called them voter navigators.
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They came to town saying that it was going to be a COVID protection plan, which which is given the
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lie by two facts. Number one, none of the cities ever said that they needed any money for COVID relief.
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The states, the state and the feds have already made a lot of money available for that. And more
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significant proof than that is they wound up spending less than 1% of that $10 million on actual COVID
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protection. The rest was done through the aegis of a group called CTCL, Center for Tech and Civic Life,
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which is run by a woman, Tiana Epps Johnson, who is a former Obama employee. And her job was to get out
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the vote and use use technology to identify target and get out the vote of Democrat voters. And she was the
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one who came to these cities. And she had a list of a list of requirements that the cities had to do to target in
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particular African American voters. Now, why is that significant? David Plouffe, David Plouffe, one of the two
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primary campaign managers for Barack Obama, who brought him up from the streets of city of Chicago activism to the
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White House. He wrote a book called Citizens Guide beating Donald Trump. And in it, he said that Hillary
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lost the 2016 election, because she didn't spend enough time in places like Wisconsin, and she didn't do
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enough to get out the black vote. So what do we have? We have CTCL controlled by Mark Zuckerberg,
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through his employee, David Plouffe. And what the citizens of those cities are promised is COVID
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protection. But what they got was a list of orders to target, to target, Lou, African American voters to get
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into the polls, because all of the research shows that when African Americans vote, they tend to vote
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about 86% of the time for the Democrat candidate. And so this was nothing more and nothing less than a
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get out the vote, using Mark, get out the vote campaign for Joe Biden, using Zuckerberg's money, but using the
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authority of the city, of the cities, because the cities were going to provide the infrastructure, right?
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The cities had to provide, for instance, special vans and buses, and in one case, Winnebago's,
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to go into African American communities and get the voters out. That is a selective procedure, that is
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a get out the vote campaign for Joe Biden. It was rigged.
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Wow. And, and with that, the margin, the margin that was produced, how, how, how large was it?
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First of all, about 20,000, about 20,000 votes out of 3 million cast.
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And, and, and there's been audits, there've been examinations, uh, even in some instances,
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I understand, uh, you know, actual recounts and audits and nobody found anything. Uh, what's your
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reaction to those other activities on the part of people examining the Wisconsin vote in 2020?
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Well, I'll tell you what, I, I really wish I was in a, excuse me, I wish I was in a better position
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to give your, your audience a more informed answer, but unfortunately, the voting machine
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manufacturers, namely ES&S and Dominion, who we have served with subpoenas, were simply not
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cooperating. They're not going to tell us anything. They don't want to tell us anything about how their
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machines work. They don't want to tell us anything about what the procedures were, uh, that were
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followed for testing and to make sure everything was accurate in the way it should be. Now, I think
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that's absolutely wrong for several different reasons. Number one, if you're going to play a key
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role in a core governmental function of putting on elections in, in a purported democracy, you better
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be willing to tell people how you did it. And that should just be factored into your, your cost of
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doing business. And, and there are all sorts of, so, so I don't believe, I don't believe necessarily
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that the kind of rigging that went on here would have been detectable by a recount or an audit,
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but I don't know because the machine manufacturers are fighting me. And they, and so by the way,
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are the government servants so-called who put all of this on now, the city of Kenosha, I always make
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an exception for it. They've been pretty cooperative, but all the others are lawyering up in the, in the
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words of our current governor, the Democrat, Tony Evers, he told all the clerks when Gableman comes to
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talk to you lawyer up, that was his big advice. And then our Democrat, Josh call. Yeah, exactly.
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Josh call. Our current Democrat attorney general is fighting me in court to prevent me from asking
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questions of the administrators over at the Wisconsin election commission to ask them why
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they approved all of these things. Why did they approve CTCL coming in and taking over? And when I
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say take over, take over the elections. Now I'm not speaking metaphorically. We had one character,
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Michael Spitzer Rubinstein, who wrote the handbook for election day procedures in the city of Milwaukee.
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He works for CTCL. So therefore he is a Mark Zuckerberg, David Plouffe agent. And there he is
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writing the handbook for which ballots are going to be counted, which ballots are going to be cured.
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C-U-R-E-D. So if there's a mistake on the paperwork accompanying some of it, it's going to be
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Michael Spitzer Rubinstein, who's going to determine whether that ballot gets counted.
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And he's up in the city of Green Bay. Right. And he's Spitzer Rubinstein of Brooklyn, New York.
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And if you go on his online media, there's no bones about it. All these people
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are deep, deep leftist partisans. And we haven't even gotten to some of the most systemic and rotten
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part of it. But Spitzer Rubinstein, just to finish up with him. Sure. He moved to the city of Green
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Bay. Now, Green Bay is a wonderful town filled with wonderful people. But Spitzer Rubinstein was
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only interested in the city of Green Bay to ring as many Biden votes as he could. And the mayor,
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Eric Genrich, wanted nothing more than to beat Donald Trump. So he brings in Michael Spitzer Rubinstein
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to run the election in the city of Green Bay. Do you know why he was able to do that? Because
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the longtime clerk, a wonderful public servant, and one of the nice surprises, one of the pleasures
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of my assignment has been to meet some really fantastic public servants. Well, Chris Teske had
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been the clerk for almost a decade. She had been an employee for almost 30 years at the clerk's
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office. Well, she quit two weeks before the election. And she told the mayor, all these
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people from Chicago, CTCL, all these people from New York, Michael Spitzer Rubinstein have
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come in. You've put them here, Mr. Mayor. And they've taken over my job and they don't know
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Wisconsin election law and they don't care about Wisconsin election law. So she quit. So Eric
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Genrich, the mayor of Green Bay, looked far and wide to find the best person he could find
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to run the election on election day in the city of Green Bay. And he picked Michael Spitzer
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Rubinstein. Wow. That's incredible. And, and with that, there have been actually no police
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investigations by that. I mean, official governmental law enforcement investigations of what transpired
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because it surely sounds as though law had to be violated in some fashion for the election.
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It is election bribery. It is, there's crime, there is criminal, there is evidence. There is
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significant evidence, I believe. And I say this as a former district attorney, a former trial court judge
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and a former state Supreme court justice. There is probable cause to believe that any number of crimes
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were violated, any number of laws were violated, any amount of criminal conduct was committed
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by people, both in the city and the people that they brought in from the Zuckerberg group to run their
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elections. Now of the five cities in Wisconsin, as Green Bay, the only one that fits this, uh, this,
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uh, you know, the potential crime, uh, template, uh, because it seems like that's pretty much what
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happened in each one of the cities. No, right. Let's back up. I believe that the bringing in the
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$10 million to each of the five, they said it was for COVID safety, but they lied. Okay. Let's just,
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let's just call it what it is. It was a lie. The whole point of it was to turn out the vote for Joe Biden.
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In Wisconsin, like in most States, it's illegal to pay money, to pay money, to get people to go vote.
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And that's what Zuckerberg came to town to do. He put it in the contract and he made the cities tell
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him, he made the cities tell him, how will you identify target and get out the vote in the African
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American communities? And, and that's where, that's where absentee voting comes in.
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Because while the, the data show that when African Americans vote, they tend to vote at least 86% of
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the time Democrat, right? They also tend not as a group, the statistics show, they tend not to show
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up to the polls on election day. They prefer to vote at other times. That's where the ballot harvesters,
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which all these contracts referred to as voter navigators, as if our Wisconsin citizens are so
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stupid, they just can't figure out how to, how to get their, their ballots in. Well, here you have
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Mark Zuckerberg paying people to get information from each of the five cities and from the Wisconsin
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elections commission that nobody else has access to. What do I mean by that? If you want to get a daily list
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of people on our Wisconsin voter rolls, people who've registered people who have requested an
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absentee ballot, but have not yet returned it, it's available for purchase for $12,500 a day
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from the Wisconsin election commission. But I've got evidence, very strong evidence.
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And I put this in the report to show that Mark Zuckerberg's agents at CTCL, remember all the
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former Obama officials and, and, uh, campaigners, right. That they were getting this information
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in real time because they had actual access to the system itself. And then what they did,
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they hired, they hired, they're so good with technology. They're so they, they hired a guy
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to create a computer application, an app to identify by race. Those people who had requested
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an absentee ballot, but had not yet returned it. And then they use that information to send
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out ballot harvesters, to knock on the doors of these innocent citizens and to tell them,
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and they could tell them because they had that contract. We're here from the city and we're here
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to help you put your ballot in all, all as identified by race because David Plouffe,
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he wrote in the book, but he also wrote a letter to the New York times, a letter to the editor,
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several days after the 2016 election. And he said, remember, this is the guy Zuckerberg hired
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to run the scheme. He said, the reason Hillary lost is because she didn't spend enough time in
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states like Wisconsin. And she didn't do enough to get out the African-American vote. Those were two
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mistakes that David Plouffe was not about to let happen twice. And he didn't. And that, that was the
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whole purpose of the so-called grants, which were actually contracts for employment and where the
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cities are the employees. You know, it's, it's interesting to NPR has a headline now, uh, called
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Mark to the effect, Mark Zuckerberg saved the 2020 election, uh, and, and how we did it. Uh, there's
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no secret here. Uh, the left is being absolutely straightforward about at least that part of the,
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the story. Zuckerberg's money is what changed the arguably could have changed the outcome
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of the, of the 2020 election. Uh, I personally, when I look at Pennsylvania, I look at Georgia,
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Arizona, uh, Nevada, Michigan. Uh, you know, I, I, I think if I didn't mention Pennsylvania, I want to,
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I'll say it twice if necessary. I absolutely believe it did. Well, they, I've seen those
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headlines too. And, and, uh, I think it was time magazine who did an article a few months after the
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2020 election, similar and, and what they really mean when they say, and what NPR certainly means
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is that Mark Zuckerberg saved the Biden campaign. I mean, let's, we, we haven't even talked about the,
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the real systemic corruption here that the CTCL thing. That was a, a one-time deal and that was
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bad enough. Believe me. I just said a few minutes ago, I believe that crimes were committed. Felonies
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were committed, but we've got this entity out there that nobody, nobody has ever heard of unless you
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happen to, to work in the field of elections. And that's called Eric E R I C the electronic
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registration information center. Right now that was an outfit that was created. The money was supposed
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to be from an anonymous donor. That was the plan. But a whistleblower blower a few years ago came out
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and said, yes, it was George Soros who paid for this. And he hired a character, a real character named
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David Becker. Now David Becker is well known for a few things. He's very smart guy. He's very, very smart,
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very politically savvy, and he hates Republicans. This is on the record. This was one from one of his
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former bosses who said he was Becker sent around emails at the department of justice, which he quit
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under, under, under reasons that boy, I'd like to hear David's explanation for why he left the
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department of justice, but be that as may, what is on the record is he hates Republicans. Now, why your,
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your audience is sitting there going, well, why is Gableman telling us about this electronic registration
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information center and George Soros and David Becker? And the answer is this, because in 31 states,
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including Wisconsin, there is no more substantive controller of who is on the voter rolls in each
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of those states than David Becker and the Eric Corporation that he set up with George Soros's money.
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Well, how did they say it was right? That's a good question. How did that happen? Well, it happened
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because it was set up again. It's a lie. Eric says that its mission is to make states' voter rolls
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more accurate. Well, Wisconsin has been a subscriber to Eric. To join Eric, each of the states has to pay
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something like $25,000 or $35,000 a year. That's what they make publicly available.
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But what the chair of the Wisconsin Assembly Campaigns and Elections Committee has found is
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that the state of Wisconsin actually pays hundreds of thousands of dollars a year to David Becker's
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Eric system. So multiply that by 31 states and you're starting to talk some real money.
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but the current administrator of the Wisconsin Elections Commission, Megan Wolfe, is the current
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president of Eric. So right there, that seems to really call into question some conflict of interest
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issues. How can Megan Wolfe, as the administrative head of WEC, Wisconsin Elections Commission,
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sit down at the bargaining table? And who does she sit across the table from when they negotiate
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the terms of payment, the terms of secrecy, the terms of data sharing? And when I say data sharing,
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I mean all of the personal information about all of the citizens in each of these states.
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Let me tell you how good a job Eric has done in keeping Wisconsin's voter rolls accurate.
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In Wisconsin, we've got about five and a half million citizens, of whom about four million
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are eligible to vote. When I want to illustrate the problem, the deep systemic rottenness of this
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system, after I tell people those two facts, five and a half million citizens, four million eligible
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vote, I ask them, how many people do you think we have on our voter rolls? And if they're tracking with
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me, they'll say, well, gee, you have 4 million or less, because that's the number of eligible voters.
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And uniformly, they are shocked as I was to learn, we've got over 7 million names on Wisconsin's
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voter rolls. Because the Wisconsin Election Commission, Megan Wolfe's predecessor, now it sounds
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like I'm going into a lot of information. And it took me a few days. If you look at this on an
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org chart, it is beautiful, the way they have this set up. Megan Wolfe's predecessor was a guy named,
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is a guy named Kevin Kennedy. Kevin Kennedy ran that outfit, the predecessor to WEC, so badly,
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and so leftist partisan, that in 2015, our state legislature actually dismantled the agency that he ran,
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because they said it was hopelessly corrupted by leftist partisan politics. Well, guess who sits on the
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five man, and they're all men, board of directors of David Becker's organization, Kevin Kennedy. So Kevin
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Kennedy set the policy that the good Lord might take a voter off the face of this earth, but Wisconsin
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Election Commission will not take them off the voter rolls. So that is, that is a system that, that is a
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system that is not designed to promote accuracy of our voter rolls. That is a system that is designed
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to create all sorts of potential pools of corruption and systemic illegalities when it comes to voter
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So let me, this is absolutely fascinating. And I have not heard this detail and description of Eric in such,
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uh, in such a, such a form. Uh, and what you're really saying here is that Kevin Kennedy,
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who was the reason that Wisconsin, uh, uh, blew up the previous, uh, election commission, uh, he was so
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corrupt that they, in fact, ended up promoting him, uh, to a loftier position with Eric, uh, that now
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Wisconsin is sort of responsible for making Kevin Kennedy, uh, uh, blessing
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with his, his control, not this Wisconsinite, not this Wisconsinite, but yeah, he was certainly
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given a national platform. He, I have to correct it. I realized that I had left it a little ambiguous
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because I didn't know how much your audience wanted to digest. Oh, I promise. This is the last
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organization that I'm going to talk about. And it doesn't take long.
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Uh, this audience, let me say this, and I don't speak for this audience often, but I can tell you
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this audience wants as much detail about that election and what is happening in their country
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and to them as, uh, American citizens, because all of this is disenfranchisement of the American
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voter, whether you're in Wisconsin, whether you're in California, wherever it is. So we are thrilled
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to, to hear your view and, uh, description. And I, and I do have to say that if I'm going too fast or
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if, if, uh, there's too much, everything I'm talking about is available on our website at the office,
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Wisconsin office of special counsel, and it's W I election review.org W I short for Wisconsin
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election review.org. Now the last organization that I want to talk about, unless you ask me about
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others, but the last one that I see is central to all of the fraud that occurred in rigging this
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election in favor of Joe Biden and against Donald Trump is another Mark Zuckerberg funded entity. You
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see his, his, uh, $330 million investment into center for tech and civic life. Remember them run by
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Tiana Epps Johnson, who within two weeks of her ending her fellowship at the Obama center, she is now in
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charge of distributing CTCLs money to Wisconsin and the other States and telling them how they need to
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run their elections. And she didn't have far to move after her fellowship, by the way, Lou, you're
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going to get a kick out of this. The office of center for tech and civic life is in downtown Chicago
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in the very same office that served as Barack Obama's campaign headquarters. So Zuckerberg hires David.
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Yeah, you bet. It's a stop. I mean, they did it in, in plain sight and, and people who are concerned
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about honest elections trusted and their trust was abused by the leaders, by the leaders of the
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election systems. And in our case, the five mayors, see, they had to go through the mayors in our state
00:30:20.660
where in most States, and that's why I believe that Wisconsin is at the forefront of discovering all of
00:30:27.860
this. Is in most States, it's the secretary of state who has all the power over statewide elections.
00:30:35.860
Right. But about 30 years ago, our legislature stripped the secretary of state, a guy named
00:30:42.840
La Follette, who is yes, the grandson of fighting Bob La Follette, who's pushing 80 and hasn't told us
00:30:48.980
whether he's going to run for reelection in November, but that's besides the point. They stripped him of all
00:30:53.780
substantive powers. And they put his office literally into the basement of the Capitol.
00:30:59.660
And instead they transferred the power to, and the authority to administer elections. Even though
00:31:05.900
if you go back into the constitution and the case law, the real power and authority to run our elections
00:31:12.180
really rests. And the responsibility rests with the people, with the people, not a government service,
00:31:19.180
not something we can hire out, not like law enforcement or street repair or something.
00:31:24.320
This is something that we have to take an interest in. So, so the information was more dispersed in
00:31:30.880
Wisconsin with various levels of cooperation, uh, between the different cities and the different
00:31:37.360
clerks, unlike in most States where they just had to capture one secretary of state. As for instance,
00:31:43.420
in Michigan, we're center for tech and civic life funded by Mark Zuckerberg paid to their secretary of state
00:31:50.820
$12 million for her personal nonprofit corporation before the 2020 election. And that's on top of the $14
00:32:02.500
million that Zuckerberg gave to her in her capacity as secretary of state of, of Michigan, Jocelyn Benson.
00:32:10.860
So this is a guy, Zuckerberg was on a declared mission to defeat Donald Trump. This, so let me talk about
00:32:19.340
this one last organization. This gets me back to Kevin Kennedy and David Becker and the Mark Zuckerberg money.
00:32:26.140
And that is the center for election innovation and research. See, I call it CEIR, C E I R.
00:32:32.720
That's the one that Zuckerberg gave $69.2 million to in 2020 to do the same kind of work around the
00:32:41.620
country that CTCL did, which is to rig the election and basically perform a get out the vote service.
00:32:49.140
Get out the vote, by the way, had always been a partisan term. It's, it's always something that
00:32:53.800
candidates and partisan, uh, political parties had always used get out. The vote is short for
00:33:01.160
get out the vote of those voters who we believe are going to vote for us. That's what it is. That's
00:33:07.680
what get out the vote stands for. And so center for election innovation and research is also headed by
00:33:15.160
say it with me, David Becker. Remember him from the George Soros organization, uh, Eric, that I was
00:33:23.960
surprised that here I've lived in Wisconsin for 55 years, plus or minus three years out of law school.
00:33:30.320
And I was shocked to learn that no one has a more substantive role in determining who votes in
00:33:37.980
Wisconsin than David Becker does. So it's actually through this other entity, this CEIR Center for
00:33:45.140
Election Innovation and Research, uh, that is the board of directors that Kevin Kennedy sits on.
00:33:52.200
So Megan Wolf, president of ERIC, current administrator of Wisconsin elections, Kevin Kennedy,
00:34:00.920
the guy who hired Megan Wolf and who Megan used to work for, the guy who caused the state legislature to
00:34:08.220
dismantle his agency called Government Accountability Board for being hopelessly partisan
00:34:14.640
leftist. That's who sits on the board. So they've got it covered from all angles, I guess, is what I'm
00:34:21.100
No kidding. That's, that's incredible. Uh, and, and where is the same, uh, I would say imperative
00:34:30.440
to clean up, uh, as has happened previously, as you point out in, in Wisconsin, how could David
00:34:37.540
Becker keep reappearing, uh, what's necessary for the state of Wisconsin to get him out of their
00:34:45.600
You know, you've asked two questions and let me take the first one first. How did it happen?
00:34:50.560
It happened because we have our state's largest source of news in terms of where most people in
00:34:57.200
this state get their news from is this paper owned by Gannett called the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel,
00:35:03.300
uh, which I usually refer to as the Milwaukee Urinal Sentinel, because it has self admittedly,
00:35:09.860
it really has it a few years ago, the publisher, George Stanley, George Stalin, Stanley, as I call him
00:35:19.200
published a notice to all readers saying, we are no longer going to simply report the news.
00:35:26.200
We at the Milwaukee Urinal Sentinel are going to incorporate our opinions into our so-called
00:35:35.180
news reporting. So they've gone to a business model where they focus on their, uh, urban residents
00:35:42.260
and that's who they try to sell their paper to for the most part. But this gets to how did this
00:35:48.740
happen? It happened because George Stanley and the people who worked for him, the scribes,
00:35:58.560
not reporters, the scribes, this is how they want it. They do not think that Americans are smart enough
00:36:05.840
to pick the best leader. They believe, they honestly believe that they are saving the world,
00:36:11.940
that they're saving us from ourselves and the amount of arrogance that goes into something like
00:36:18.780
that, but that's how they do it. And if anyone puts their head above the weeds as I have and says,
00:36:25.820
listen, this isn't right. Here's, here's what's going on. Do you know what they do? They scrutinize
00:36:32.420
every, all of a sudden they, when it comes to me, they've become very watchful guardians of the public
00:36:38.140
purse. I took an out of town lawyer who came here to help me. I took him to a local hamburger stand
00:36:44.900
and I bought him a hamburger. And yes, I bought myself a hamburger too. What makes the front page
00:36:51.300
headline of the Milwaukee urinal Sentinel? Mike Gableman buying a hamburger on the public dime.
00:36:58.080
That's what they do. And, and they fiercely attack anyone. They, they fiercely attack anyone who
00:37:09.460
comes out and says, it's not right for our cities to have sold out to Zuckerberg and to have turned
00:37:16.960
their election process into a get out the vote campaign. All of a sudden, anyone who challenges
00:37:23.060
that they are branded in true Stalinist fashion, those people and myself, they're, they're called
00:37:31.240
racist. They tried that attack a few months ago, but it didn't get any traction. I think people are
00:37:35.700
getting smarter. They tried it. They, they float all of the, yeah. I think that's happening nationwide.
00:37:42.820
This, this wave of wokeness in this country that is, is a form of psychosis as far as I'm concerned,
00:37:51.420
at least the attempt to induce psychosis, uh, has had the, the opposite effect. I think there is an
00:37:58.400
awakening, uh, the wokeness, uh, and all of the Marxist nonsense that attends the Biden agenda and
00:38:07.520
the radical democratic party. I, I, I truly believe the American people have awakened, uh, and, uh, we're
00:38:14.960
about to see some significant, uh, changes. I want to ask you, I do too. I'm sorry. Go ahead.
00:38:22.620
I was just going to say people, most citizens, they've got families, they've got jobs. They're
00:38:27.460
trying to keep body and soul together. They're just trying to keep living. Right. So they don't
00:38:31.880
have a lot of time to study this stuff, but miraculously, as I have seen it, they get it
00:38:37.680
in their gut. They know when something isn't right. And, and that I tell you what, the over,
00:38:45.580
over something, almost like 60% of Americans have doubt or a high degree of doubt
00:38:51.620
about the legitimacy of the 2020 election that, that a majority think it was stolen in one way or
00:38:59.040
another. Could any, but could most of those people sit down and write a 500 word essay about the
00:39:04.240
details of that? They could not, but they get it in their gut. The same way they take the measure
00:39:09.660
of a candidate. They don't sit there and read policy papers or position papers. They listen, they
00:39:15.760
watch, they observe, they reflect, and then something intuitive, informed by knowledge comes
00:39:22.840
and that the same thing is happening here, the same thing. And we must take it back. I'm sorry.
00:39:27.600
I interrupted you. No, but I think that's what you're saying is very important. Uh, because when we
00:39:33.860
have a country, uh, one of the things that people forget is that one of the great successes of Donald
00:39:39.460
Trump was the fact that he was a billionaire populist. Uh, it was not artifice. It was not,
00:39:46.680
uh, any kind of contrivance. He authentically is a populist. And when he articulated policy in two
00:39:55.160
words, America first, that meant every American, uh, had an equal, uh, standing and opportunity in
00:40:05.200
this country. And by the way, that's embodied in our law. It's embodied in our constitution. He was
00:40:11.020
just simply trying, uh, his level best against all odds. The, the opposition of the establishment,
00:40:18.040
the permanent bureaucracy, the deep state, uh, the leftist, uh, Dems, uh, the legal profession,
00:40:24.780
universities and college, uh, professors, public school teachers, and their unions all arrayed
00:40:31.400
against him. Oh, I forgot corporate media as well. Uh, and he, and he persevered that kind of courage,
00:40:40.020
that kind of, uh, political judgment, uh, and, uh, energy to carry it out, uh, has made all the
00:40:48.360
difference in this country. I can't imagine where we'd be if it were not for Donald Trump for those
00:40:52.580
four years. We definitely need him now. That's why one of the underlying currents that had caused me to
00:41:00.560
have doubt right after November 3rd, 2020, right after the election, I, I was mystified because
00:41:08.580
I had never seen, never in my lifetime had I seen a candidate in president Trump who enjoyed such
00:41:17.100
wide, not just wide support, but deep. I mean, his supporters would have crawled over broken glass
00:41:23.880
to vote for him. And, and equally, I have never in my lifetime seen such absolute indifference
00:41:31.840
to a political candidate in the body of Joe Biden. I mean, they literally said
00:41:38.120
this guy's best campaign strategy, his best strategy is to stay in his basement and keep his
00:41:45.700
mouth shut. That's why intuitively after the day and the next few days after the election, I was
00:41:53.720
really, yeah, I had my doubts, but now I see, now I really, I see how they did it. I see how they did
00:42:01.380
it. It was brilliant, but it was also made possible only by the complicity of the corporate
00:42:07.960
media, as well as elected officials who are so afraid of public criticism that the most important
00:42:15.960
thing in their life, I'm not talking like top three, I'm not talking like marriage, God, and then
00:42:20.640
no, the most important thing in their life is keeping their public office. And so consequently,
00:42:26.980
the most important strategy that they employ is to avoid criticism in the press.
00:42:32.700
Yeah. And now, now we are seeing the people actually doing the leading. The people are saying,
00:42:42.780
no, something about that 2020 election was not right. And so now I think we're seeing more elected
00:42:49.260
officials being willing to come forward and to be a proponent of deeper and further investigations
00:42:55.460
into determining exactly how far this systemic corruption has gone on and is still going on.
00:43:04.120
Eric is, Eric is a ongoing organization center for election innovation and research is an ongoing
00:43:12.480
organization. And the Milwaukee urinal, just like all the other corporate media, we continue to refer to
00:43:18.560
them as nonpartisan election watchdogs, which is a joke, unless your interpretation of that phrase
00:43:25.640
is to say, wholly owned by George Soros, Mark Zuckerberg, and the Democratic Party.
00:43:32.300
That is utterly stunning. A watchdog, there are nonprofits that are watchdogs, a state that requires
00:43:41.800
a contract with a, an organization like that instead of its own secretary of state, its own elections
00:43:49.660
commissions, its own, uh, system of government, local, local, uh, county, uh, and state government,
00:43:57.340
my Lord, uh, as well as to rub salt, I'm sorry, to rub salt in that wound. They won't even tell us what
00:44:05.980
the terms of the contract are. For example, Eric electronic registration information center seated
00:44:13.280
with the money from George Soros run by the infamous David Becker with its current president, the head of
00:44:21.000
Wisconsin elections commission, Megan Wolf won't even tell the people they purportedly serve what they do
00:44:30.180
with the information they suck out of the states. For example, we know, we know from the contracts that
00:44:38.500
have been made public in one way or another, that the states who, the 31 states who subscribe to Eric
00:44:45.280
must provide Eric with all of their voter data identification, everything. They also have to provide
00:44:54.280
Eric with all of their department of motor vehicle holders information, all your personal information.
00:45:02.040
If you, if you have a driver's license, all of your information in Wisconsin has been transferred
00:45:08.120
to this private entity controlled by George Soros called Eric. What do they do with it? We don't know
00:45:17.360
because they won't tell us yet. They will, they'll wind up telling us, but they don't want us to know.
00:45:23.200
And, and, and all of these entities that are resisting your subpoenas, uh, whether it's ESS or whether
00:45:31.940
it is dominion, uh, will, do you have a sufficient legal power behind you to compel enforcement of
00:45:40.600
those subpoenas? I, I do, but I've got cow, I've got leftist partisan judges who in our state,
00:45:49.120
in our state, the vast majority of judges are either to the political left or they are so cowed.
00:45:57.700
They are so cowed by the pressure of the bureaucracy, as well as they know who the press
00:46:03.960
is going to come out for that just listen, the speaker of the assembly was just found in contempt of
00:46:11.840
court by a Madison leftist judge. I've got a Madison leftist judge on my case right now, because this
00:46:20.540
thing, this leftist funded partisan leftist called American oversight is trying to get every scrap of
00:46:29.920
paper that I ever put pen or pencil to. And, and the judges, including the judges presiding over my case,
00:46:40.000
which, you know, if I could talk to him, I would say he is a coward and he is playing to the leftist
00:46:46.840
partisan. He is playing to the leftist media. He's playing to his leftist electorate. I would say a
00:46:53.360
few other things if I could talk to Frank personally too, but I've seen him and I've seen him showboat in
00:47:00.020
court because he knows he's going to be supported in that cocoon of irrelevant, of, of unrealism called
00:47:08.520
Madison and he's coming after me. And, and just like the other judges going after a speaker boss,
00:47:16.140
he's doing it because it'll know he knows it'll make points with the leftist press and his leftist
00:47:23.740
constituency. So I can't count on judges. Maybe the state Supreme court, maybe we'll see. That's where
00:47:32.140
it's all going to go. That's where it's all going to go. And I think our audience is aware of the irony
00:47:37.100
there. Uh, and the, and the weight of what you're saying, because we're hearing that from a former
00:47:42.920
justice of the Wisconsin, uh, Supreme court, uh, saying maybe, uh, when talking about the, uh, the,
00:47:51.500
uh, ability of, uh, of a high, uh, the highest court of the state, uh, to be impartial. It's,
00:47:57.960
it's staggering. We're seeing this, as you know, across the country. Uh, when I talk about,
00:48:02.780
let me correct you Lou, let me just, let me, I have to correct you. Okay. I know there are going
00:48:07.860
to be three of them on our state Supreme court. I know for sure that there are going to be three
00:48:13.500
who are absolute leftist partisans. They ran two out of the three who are more recent. The one is
00:48:20.480
elderly and she's on her way out, but, but the younger two, they ran basically on adopting Obama's
00:48:27.900
platform. Okay. I know how those three are going to vote. They're going to vote against people being
00:48:34.240
able to know how they're, because why, because they're in favor of the way the partisan election
00:48:40.660
that Joe Biden won, they're in favor of it. The others I'm praying. I know, I know most of them,
00:48:47.460
and I know most of them have courage and I know most of them are going to follow the law. So we'll see.
00:48:52.160
We'll see. It's well, that, that is, uh, that is encouraging. Uh, I also wonder about all of the
00:49:02.960
other aspects of your findings, whether it's the drop boxes, whether it's the nursing homes,
00:49:08.460
there was, I mean, that's broad base corruption. Uh, and as you point out, illegality is right.
00:49:17.920
It, it is illegal. It has been declared, the drop boxes have been declared illegal. And, and I'm so
00:49:24.820
glad you brought up the nursing homes. I didn't know if we were going to get into it, but that is
00:49:30.260
such an important topic, how the Wisconsin election commission knowingly, and I mean, knowingly they,
00:49:39.480
they, we have Wisconsin's version of C-SPAN called Wisconsin I E-Y-E. And all of the commissions,
00:49:47.220
all of the Wisconsin elections commission's meetings, uh, that are open to the public are
00:49:51.960
broadcast on this system. Well, we have the specter of five out of six of the commissioners
00:49:59.200
saying, we know that the law requires special protections for our vulnerable residents of
00:50:08.120
continuing care facilities. And those special protections take the form of what are called
00:50:13.420
special voting deputies. So that when people in continuing care facilities vote,
00:50:18.540
they have in the room with them, one representative of each party,
00:50:24.500
obviously to keep the other one honest. And they are trained, they are trained how not to unduly
00:50:32.640
influence the vote of the resident of the continuing care facility. And they take an oath
00:50:38.900
that they will follow the rules. Well, five out of the six commissioners voted many times,
00:50:47.500
many times in the run-up to the 2020 election. So throw those laws out the window and to, to ignore,
00:50:57.100
ignore the law that said no employee of a continuing care facility may assist a resident of the continuing
00:51:05.480
care facility in filling out the ballot. Now that is as obvious as it is intuitive. You don't want
00:51:13.120
somebody in a vulnerable position, like a resident of a continuing care facility to be at the tender
00:51:20.160
mercy of a partisan, someone who may be at, they may be pure as a driven still, but they're not all pure and
00:51:27.080
none of them have been trained and none of them have taken an oath to do it right. So we had all sorts of
00:51:32.840
nursing home employees filling out the ballots for residents of nursing homes. And we've, we have
00:51:39.800
dozens of families. I don't know the exact number, but we've got dozens of brave families who checked on
00:51:47.480
the wivote.com or wivote.org. And they determined that, that their loved one who'd been institutionalized.
00:51:56.100
And in many, in some cases under legal guardianship, where their legal right to vote had been removed
00:52:03.040
by the court because of it, because of the infirmities of aging. And here we have in the five Zuckerberg
00:52:12.460
cities, we've got a hundred percent voter turnout in the continuing care facilities, Lou, a hundred
00:52:21.500
percent. Incredible. Incredible. Well, it's all too believable. And what's unbelievable is that my
00:52:27.340
fellow citizens, well, they need to be, they need to have this pointed out to them. And I need to beg
00:52:34.220
them to, to support me because this is truly a ground up driven investigation. And it's, it's an,
00:52:41.560
what I mean by that is we are directly dependent on the support of the, of the people to continue our
00:52:46.540
investigation. Absolutely. Is there in this, the Republican party, you have recommended on your
00:52:54.720
findings of your, as a result of your investigation, uh, what you've shared with us today and more
00:53:01.320
you've recommended that the legislature consider, uh, to certify, uh, the, uh, uh, the election
00:53:11.320
and you've been met with resistance. I'm sorry, go ahead. Now that I have to, I, I really, in my
00:53:20.800
report, I, I did put an appendix in there and I laid out people have inferred from the fact that I
00:53:28.080
included a discussion of decertification. Why, why did I include it? Because I'm retired. I'm not do,
00:53:37.940
I'm not going to run for anything. I'm not looking for anything. I grew up in a lower middle class
00:53:44.980
background. My dad sold furniture and my mother was a fifth grade school teacher at the same
00:53:50.440
Catholic school that I attended. I didn't know any lawyers. I certainly didn't know any judges until I
00:53:55.560
went to law school. I want people, I want my neighbors in my old neighborhood. I want my neighbors
00:54:02.380
in my new neighbor. I want all Wisconsin citizens to know what happened. That's why I'm doing this.
00:54:07.940
Right. And I put the decertification discussion out there to say, yes, it's theoretically possible.
00:54:16.680
There is no process or procedure that's put in place. And I don't know what an order looks like
00:54:23.640
ordering Joe Biden to vacate the white house. I don't know. And I, I just, I put in all the
00:54:30.440
obstacles to it. I said, it's theoretically possible. People have mistakenly taken that as I'm endorsing
00:54:37.360
decertification. Lou, I really believe just like the Ukrainians are, and I don't know anything about
00:54:44.620
that situation, except I recognize courage when I see it. Yep. And those Ukrainians are marshalling
00:54:50.600
their resources. We who are interested in honest and transparent and accountable elections must,
00:54:57.320
must marshal our resources. And I know people would say, well, we can do more than one thing at a time.
00:55:02.440
Yeah, we can, but often you don't do both things. Well, let's first remove the systemic corruption
00:55:09.840
and secrecy and lack of transparency and lack of honesty and lack of accountability
00:55:14.860
from our Wisconsin election system. Before we start talking about something, which at best
00:55:21.600
probably leads to a symbolic gesture. That's my real, I didn't want it to pick a side in that fight.
00:55:28.320
I just wanted to tell people. That's why I put it in the second addendum to my report and not in the
00:55:33.860
report itself. But now that people have been saying that I'm for decertification, I've become a little
00:55:39.260
more explicit in my actual opinion. So if people are supporting me because of that, then I don't
00:55:46.360
deserve their support because I'm not behind it. Right. I didn't actually infer a recommendation.
00:55:52.460
I inferred a recommendation for the state authorities to consider that. That's right.
00:56:00.440
That would be an appraisal. Thank you. Yes. That's a distinction that gets lost a lot. Yes.
00:56:06.360
But there's another distinction I think that's important in this and what in my reading of the
00:56:12.260
coverage of your investigation, it sort of surprised me that because so many of the state legislators
00:56:20.120
started saying, well, we don't want to do that because there's no way in which to remove Joe
00:56:25.760
Biden from office. That really isn't the question. The question is, what does, as you put it, what does
00:56:32.520
an order for the state of Wisconsin to decertify the election? You do have ground rules for that
00:56:40.480
and laws and regulation. And that is an inherent power. It is an inherent power of the legislature
00:56:49.580
to do it. Yes, that is true. And what I'm saying is the decertification is on its own merits
00:56:58.120
an important step. Because if the legislature, if it can find sufficient courage and objective
00:57:08.820
interest in your report to delve deeper into just the areas that you've talked about here today,
00:57:16.980
it seems to me that decertification should be amongst the options that they could choose
00:57:22.920
and choose they must. Because otherwise, they are endorsing, 100%, they are endorsing corruption
00:57:31.860
in the electoral system of the state of Wisconsin. There is no other conclusion available.
00:57:36.260
The way you just said it, yeah, the way you just said it makes absolute sense. I had not
00:57:41.380
particularly considered it from that angle. I was just worried that people are sitting out there
00:57:47.340
thinking that I'm saying that, well, this will lead to the removal of Joe Biden from office. And I really
00:57:54.020
want to, I'm not so, theoretically, maybe, but the way you just said it, the way you just said it
00:58:02.580
is exactly, exactly in conformity with what my main point is, which is we can't just do this surface
00:58:10.980
thing of decertification. We've got to dig it up, root and branch. How do we beat back George Soros
00:58:19.840
and David Becker and Mark Zuckerberg and David Plouffe and the corrupt leftists at the Wisconsin Election
00:58:32.860
I'm just sitting here thinking, this is President Obama. One of the questions that I hear a lot on
00:58:39.160
on this show is who is actually running the White House? Who is in charge? And, you know,
00:58:49.380
some people mean it just exactly as they say it. Some people mean it figuratively. They're frustrated
00:58:56.320
with the current president. But the question is answered in much of what you have said here today.
00:59:03.480
There is a power in George Soros. His name itself is power on the left. And if you say that name in
00:59:14.660
mainstream corporate-owned media, you will have a reflex from management and ownership, I promise you,
00:59:24.520
within the week, if not the day. You mentioned that other name, Obama. Ah, but you shouldn't mention
00:59:32.660
that name because that name is busy at work and in the shadows. And there is no question of it.
00:59:39.660
And you can follow the roadmap of his activity, his interest, and his agenda. When people started
00:59:48.960
talking about the Biden presidency as the third term for Barack Obama, they weren't missing the point
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by much. But you see what they've built. You see what they've built, despite all their money
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and all of their intellect. And they are smart and they are smart and dedicated people. Despite
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everything, they've built a house of cards in that what they have built relies upon the lack,
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the ignorance of the majority of the citizens of this country. They are banking on the either
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indifference or selective ignorance or maybe just negligent ignorance. If I've said this so many times,
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if I could sit down with every person in this state and explain it to them, just as you and I have
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been talking about, I know they would see it my way. And I'm just one guy. If, if one guy can turn a
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state or really lead an effort, I I've had a lot of fantastic help. My friend, I have had a lot of
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fantastic, but how insubstantial is any system? The foundation is rotten and it's weak of what they've
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built. And it depends on lies and it depends on the selective, uh, uh, ignoring of the issue by the
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corporate media. And most of all, it relies on the indifferent indifference of the majority of the
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American public. But, and that's the part that I can help control. And that's why I'm doing what I'm
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doing. Well, I want to, I want to commend you, uh, courage in politics is, is rare. Uh, your,
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your courage, uh, is, uh, is so essential. Uh, getting to the truth is the first beginning and
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changing, uh, in reforming, uh, doing better, uh, as a state, as a country. And I just applaud you for
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doing so. I want to, I want to ask you at some point, if we can, at each next step, I'm going to
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ask you this on the air. I'd like you to come back to give our audience, uh, to keep us informed,
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uh, and whatever help we can be to you, we will be delighted, uh, to do whatever you need. Uh,
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I think letters of support to the speaker of the assembly, Robin Voss, because you know what,
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uh, people in a lot, first of all, I think being the speaker of any deliberative body is an almost
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impossible task. Now that I've seen him up front, he's a brilliant, hardworking guy.
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Often they only hear from people who are dissatisfied and who write to criticize or condemn.
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Um, if he gets support for this effort, if he sees letters of support, people miss people way
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underestimate the power of a personal letter of support. I'm not talking about these form things
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that the interest groups have their members send out. If he sees people supporting this and truly
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want to get to, as you said, as you said, the, the honest, hard look, I can't remember exactly how
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you said it, but, but letting people know what's going on. If, if he sees people supportive of
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that, then the more ability I'm going to have to continue. So thank you for bringing that up.
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That's important. Thank you. I'm, I'm not only an older fellow, but I'm old school. And, uh,
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what I used to practice, which was, uh, highly independent, highly objective journalism. I no longer
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practice that I've, uh, if I'm a journalist at all, I'm an advocate advocacy, uh, journalist,
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but I truly believe, uh, to, uh, to the essence of my being that the American citizens right to know
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should be honored by everyone who is a public servant or has any influence whatsoever, uh, on
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the public and the public must demand that the government, uh, that is supposedly working at the,
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with the consent of the government, uh, honor that, that right. And too often we now have so many
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institutions, uh, that are designed to, to issue propaganda, uh, to do anything, uh, but, uh, uncover
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the truth and reveal it to the American people about their government. I want to, we have a tradition
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here, uh, Michael, and that is, uh, each of our guests gets always the last word, and I'm going to
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turn to you for that, if I may, right now. And, uh, I want to say to you how much we've, uh, we
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appreciate your time and everything you've shared with us here today. It's been absolutely a pleasure.
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This is a labor of love and I'm doing it just so I'm, the only reason I'm doing it is to let
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everybody know what's happening so that they can decide for themselves, but then more, at least as
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important. And you touched upon this just a moment ago, and you said the people's right to know,
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and I believe me, I agree with that, but along with the right to know the right to know is meaningless
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without application of the responsibility to manage. We are under the misimpression in this
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country. And I think we've been so for the last 50 years or so that we can sort of hire out the
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management of our country and of our state. At the end of the day, it's up to you, not, not your
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management, not the government. It's up to you. So thank you. Thank you very, very much, Lou. I can't
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tell you how much I appreciate this opportunity and look forward to talking with you again.
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Thank you so much, Michael. We thank you for your time. It's been fascinating. You're serving the
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people of Wisconsin and indeed the nation so well, so importantly, and we're all in your debt.
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Michael Gableman, special counsel, great American. We are delighted to have had this opportunity to
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talk. Look forward to our next talk and God bless you and Godspeed. Thanks so much, Michael.
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Astonishing revelations. And as you may have read and heard, there is a tremendous political battle
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underway in the state of Wisconsin and the outcome will, we hope, be one that brings greater integrity
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to the Wisconsin electoral system and a great example for the rest of the states who now are
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investigating their elections and many of which are preparing to reform their election laws.
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Our guest here tomorrow is a man who has more than a passing interest in all of this,
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the integrity of particularly the battleground states, election systems, and count. Our guest will be
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former president Donald J. Trump will be taking up many of those issues raised by the findings of
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