Topic: Ballot Surveillance

Postal service drivers in Pennsylvania and Phoenix have come forward claiming they transported suspicious packages containing tens of thousands of pre-printed ballots for Democratic candidates. Surveillance footage reportedly shows individuals with out-of-state plates unloading these materials at counting facilities after hours. Additional reports from Chinese Americans and individuals within China suggest that high-speed printing presses were used to manufacture these documents specifically for the American election system.

In his closing remarks, Mike McCormick advises Donald Trump to expand his campaign into traditionally blue states like Minnesota, Virginia, and New Jersey. He emphasizes the importance of a robust "ballot surveillance" operation led by the RNC to counter potential fraud. McCormick also reflects on Trump's personality behind the scenes, describing him as a "straight shooter" who was often undermined by his own staff.

The "busted pipe" incident in Fulton County is revisited, with Barnes claiming it was used to dismiss observers while counting continued in secret. He discusses the potential for Donald Trump to be processed at the Fulton County Jail and the "power trip" of local officials seeking a mugshot of the former president.

Surveillance clips from "2000 Mules" show individuals depositing ballots at 1:00 a.m., wearing gloves to avoid leaving fingerprints, and taking photos of the drop boxes as proof of delivery for payment. Jones notes that many of these individuals were "out-of-state mules." He criticizes Fox News for suppressing this information and refusing to allow Tucker Carlson to host guests who discuss the film's findings.