Topic: Dennis Montgomery

On January 7 and 8, 2021, over 1.2 million Americans were reportedly de-platformed by major tech companies, including the removal of Parler from the internet. Mike Lindell claims he received evidence of computer-based election fraud from former CIA contractor Dennis Montgomery on January 9. He also recounts a warning from a high-level Secret Service agent that he would become a "number one target" for government harassment.

Mike Lindell details his findings regarding "Hammer Scorecard," a system he claims was used to manipulate vote totals in the 2020 election. He alleges that millions of votes were "stolen" from Donald Trump in states like California, Texas, and Florida to maintain a consistent mathematical skim. Lindell’s January 15, 2021, visit to the White House was captured in a viral photograph that he believes "saved everything" by bringing national attention to his evidence.

Mike Lindell claims the CIA and The Washington Post are working together to censor election questions and target his business. He references his 2021 Cyber Symposium and information provided by Dennis Montgomery. Despite the legal and financial pressure, Lindell asserts that his faith is stronger than the "garbage" coming from the intelligence community.

Mike Lindell announces a lawsuit against the FBI and the U.S. government, alleging violations of his First, Fourth, and Fifth Amendment rights. He discusses his possession of terabytes of data from former government contractor Dennis Montgomery, which he claims contains evidence of election interference. Lindell mentions a gag order regarding this information and his efforts to have it released to the public.

The broadcast concludes with a discussion of Dennis Montgomery, a whistleblower who allegedly has 32 gigabytes of data proving government surveillance of Supreme Court justices and political figures. Pete Santilli claims Mike Lindell is working to lift the "state secrets" gag order on this information. The show ends with a reading of Teddy Roosevelt's "Man in the Arena" speech, framing the legal battles as a historic struggle for the republic.

Santilli details the story of Dennis Montgomery, a programmer who allegedly designed surveillance software used by the CIA and FBI to spy on Americans. He claims that during the 2021 Cyber Symposium, the FBI was prepared to arrest Mike Lindell if he released "state secrets" provided by Montgomery. Santilli asserts he helped subvert this sabotage by connecting Lindell with programmer Clinton Curtis.

The segment explores Dennis Montgomery's claims that John Brennan and James Clapper weaponized surveillance software against 20 million Americans, including Donald Trump. Santilli cites testimony from former FBI Special Counsel James Baker to Congress confirming Montgomery's status as a whistleblower. He alleges the software was also used for "front running" on Wall Street and election manipulation.