Topic: Ballot Harvesting

Owen Shroyer criticizes the mail-in ballot system in Pennsylvania, calling it an "absolute scam" that lacks signature verification. Despite massive ground game efforts by Elon Musk and Scott Presler, Shroyer fears the Democratic "vote harvesting" in Philadelphia will be difficult to overcome. He calls for the total eradication of mail-in voting.

Viva Frei expresses cynicism regarding electronic voting machines, suggesting their malfunctions are deliberate rather than accidental. He also mentions potential "AstroTurfing" in betting markets over the weekend to create a false narrative of a Kamala Harris surge. The segment concludes with Frei promising to provide live analysis throughout the election night.

Stephen Crowder's investigative unit reportedly captured undercover footage of a Democratic operative admitting to illegal ballot harvesting in Georgia during the 2020 election. Jones lists various reports of voting machines "flipping" selections in Texas and Tennessee. He also accuses Google and YouTube of shadow-banning Joe Rogan's interview with Donald Trump to interfere with the election.

Stephen Crowder outlines five ways elections are influenced: media malpractice, weaponization of the DOJ, changing election laws, machine malfunctions, and direct voter fraud. He references undercover footage of a Democratic operative discussing nursing home ballot harvesting. Crowder predicts that if the election is a "walk-off," it will likely favor Trump based on historical polling averages.

The mechanics of election fraud are discussed, including "phantom voters" and ballot harvesting operations as depicted in the film *2000 Mules*. A major concern is raised regarding over 20 states reportedly hiring illegal aliens as police officers and the military offering citizenship for service. The host suggests Trump should publicly address the military and urge them not to follow illegal orders to attack American citizens during a contested election.

Allegations of election theft in 2020 persist, with claims that millions of ineligible voters remain on rolls despite efforts in states like Texas to remove them. The Department of Justice is criticized for interfering with state-level voter roll maintenance. Surveillance footage and phone data are cited as evidence of coordinated ballot harvesting and safe-house operations during the previous presidential cycle.

A caller introduces "Omega for America," a company led by Jay Valentine that claims to use software to identify fraudulent ballots sent to vacant lots and warehouses. The hosts discuss the challenges Republicans face with ballot harvesting compared to the Democratic ground game.

The automated nature of the Democratic National Committee's campaign machine, supported by ActBlue, is described as a system that can win regardless of the candidate's popularity. Dr. Naomi Wolf criticizes Republican legislators for failing to pass election integrity laws to address voting machines and ballot harvesting. She warns that without significant changes, the DNC will use its playbook to secure a victory through absentee ballots.

Chase Geiser addresses concerns about the 2024 election, acknowledging the potential for "ballot harvesting" and issues with Dominion voting machines. He highlights the efforts of groups like Turning Point Action and Cliff Maloney to "chase the ballots" in rural Republican strongholds to counter Democratic infrastructure. Geiser expresses optimism that the 2024 election will be "too big to rig" due to increased public awareness and proactive Republican strategies.

The 2024 election is predicted to involve unprecedented levels of ballot harvesting and digital censorship. Elijah Schaefer warns that the government will use "monetary silencing" to turn citizens into digital slaves who must comply with woke ideology to access funds. The strategy for the upcoming election is described as a demoralization campaign intended to make voters feel that their participation is futile.

In the final segment of the interview, Joel Gilbert links Michelle Obama to radical figures like Bill Ayers and Bernadine Dohrn of the Weather Underground. He claims Michelle's political rhetoric is modeled after Dohrn's "politics of fear." Gilbert concludes by warning that a Michelle Obama candidacy would provide "plausibility" for mass ballot harvesting and election interference in 2024.

Joel Gilbert argues that Michelle Obama provides "plausibility" for the Democratic Party, making it easier for the public to believe she won an election that might otherwise be questioned due to ballot harvesting. He also touches on her use of IVF and her elite family connections, including an uncle who went to Harvard Business School. Gilbert concludes that she is an "American success story" who hides her privilege to maintain a victim narrative.

A bombshell investigation reported by Chris Gleason for the Gateway Pundit alleges connections between Atlanta DA Fannie Willis and a multi-state election fraud and money laundering network. The report claims New York DA Alvin Bragg received illicit campaign contributions from individuals identified as "Smurfs" using prepaid cards. Additional allegations involve ballot harvesting in Mississippi and the use of thumb drives to manipulate voting machines.

Drew Hernandez criticizes the GOP's strategy of engaging in ballot harvesting, arguing that the deep state will simply criminalize Republicans who try to play by the Democrats' rules. He references Mike Pence’s actions on January 6th as a betrayal of the nation. Hernandez emphasizes that tyrants hate "God-given free will" because it is the one thing they cannot fully hack or control.

Allegations of voter fraud involve the use of $400 million from Mark Zuckerberg to target inactive voters and the passage of laws in Democratic cities allowing non-citizens to vote. These systemic changes are described as a method to ensure permanent political control by the current regime.

Joe Hoft argues that the GOP's focus on ballot harvesting is insufficient and that "protective controls" must be implemented before the 2024 election. He emphasizes the need for experts to secure high-risk areas of the voting process to prevent fraud before it occurs. Hoft notes that despite media suppression, a majority of voters now believe the 2020 election was compromised.

Jones recounts how the Democratic Party manipulated delegates to ensure Hillary Clinton defeated Bernie Sanders in 2016. He transitions to claims about the 2020 election, citing "2000 Mules" and satellite tracking data as evidence of organized ballot stuffing. He criticizes the lack of congressional hearings on these specific technical allegations of fraud.

Claims of widespread voter fraud in the 2020 election focus on the use of mail-in ballots, dead voters, and $400 million in funding from Mark Zuckerberg. Reference is made to the film 2000 Mules as documentation of organized ballot harvesting in battleground states. An anecdote involving a professional chemist witnessing suspicious activity at an Austin mail facility is used to support the narrative of a stolen election.

Flynn argues that the COVID-19 pandemic was used to alter the terrain of the 2020 election through mail-in ballots and lockdowns. He asserts that the current battle space is the human mind and that the "terrain of truth" is where patriots are now winning. He recounts personal interactions with citizens that motivate his continued legal and political activism.

The North Carolina Supreme Court has ruled against voter ID laws, a move the host claims will facilitate massive ballot harvesting by Democrats in 2024. He warns that North Carolina is being targeted to "flip blue" like Arizona and Georgia. Republican lawmakers are criticized for being "significantly behind" the average voter in recognizing these tactics.