Topic: It Security

A new voting system involving paper ballots and cameras, developed by IT experts and former military personnel, is discussed as a replacement for current machines. Mike Lindell mentions a "spoliation" legal issue where evidence was allegedly not preserved in lawsuits involving Dominion and Smartmatic. He also warns against pilot programs in Utah that allow voting via text message or email.

Alex Jones shares a personal anecdote about discovering credit card fraud through statistical anomalies to illustrate how election fraud can be identified via data graphs. Joe Hoft dismisses claims that releasing router information would compromise personal security, calling it a "garbage" excuse for a cover-up. The segment concludes with a call to indict officials involved in tampering with election evidence.