Topic: Frank Social

Frank Herbert's novel Dune serves as a sociological masterpiece and allegory for understanding ancestral human knowledge and predicting future trend lines. Global social architects are accused of attempting to end history by dumbing down and balkanizing society to maintain control. This worldview is contrasted with a "great awakening" that seeks to stop the rise of new monsters from the blood of the dying establishment beast.

Mike Lindell discusses his efforts to secure U.S. elections, noting that 11 additional counties have committed to using paper ballots and hand counting. He mentions an ongoing appeal in Arizona involving Kari Lake and Mark Fincham regarding electronic voting machines. Lindell directs listeners to his Frank Social app for updates on election integrity wins across the country.

Lindell explains that his new device is not a Wi-Fi sniffer but a real-time monitoring tool that alerts users when a machine connects to the internet. He announces a "real-time election crime stream" on Frank Social where citizens can monitor anomalies in all 50 states. Lindell intends for this open-source intelligence to empower the public to police their own elections.