Topic: Mark Fincham

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.

Discussion continues regarding the potential for audits and lawsuits in Arizona as the vote count continues. State Senator Wendy Rogers is criticized for allegedly calling for a protest and then failing to show up or support key election integrity legislation (SB 2289). Despite the setbacks, candidates like Mark Fincham and Abe Hamadeh are expected to fight the results in court.

Mike Lindell explains the concept of overtaking the algorithm, where a massive turnout of same-day voters exceeds the pre-set manipulation of voting machines. He expresses confidence that Kerry Lake, Blake Masters, and Mark Fincham will win in Arizona as same-day votes are counted at an 80-20 clip for Republicans. Lindell also mentions a legal appeal to the Arizona Supreme Court regarding the right of Cochise County to perform a manual hand count of ballots.

Roger Stone joins the program to analyze the August 2022 primary results, highlighting a "red tsunami" in Arizona where Trump-endorsed candidates like Carrie Lake and Mark Fincham secured victories. Stone argues that record Republican turnout disproves media narratives that Donald Trump is losing influence at the grassroots level. He also addresses the legal attacks against himself and Alex Jones, characterizing them as efforts by the "deep state" to disqualify Trump and his allies before the 2024 election.

Robert Barnes and Roger Stone analyze the French election results, noting massive swings for Marine Le Pen in offshore territories that did not manifest in mainland France. They argue this suggests systemic manipulation and advocate for a return to paper ballots and in-person voting in the United States. Stone highlights the efforts of Arizona candidates Kerry Lake and Mark Fincham to eliminate computerized voting machines through legal action.