Topic: Mesa County

Reports from Mesa County, Colorado, indicate that thousands of mail-in ballots are being re-examined following evidence of fraud. Meanwhile, Democrat strategists such as James Carville and Jamie Raskin are accused of pre-programming the public for civil unrest and an armed uprising should Donald Trump win. Claims suggest the current administration may refuse to certify the election results, leading to potential civil war conditions.

Evidence from Mesa County, Colorado, allegedly shows that a hidden script within election machines created an illegal database to manipulate vote counts. Patrick Byrne links this behavior to the broader "Tennessee Error" and argues it proves systemic vulnerabilities in U.S. election infrastructure.

Pete Santilli details the case of Tina Peters, a Colorado election official who made a forensic image of voting machine disks before they were allegedly wiped by the manufacturer. Cybersecurity expert Jeff O'Donnell reportedly found evidence of election manipulation in the resulting forensic report. Santilli argues that the FBI's seizure of Mike Lindell's phone is an attempt to obstruct the public release of this evidence.

While attending the symposium, Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters' office was raided by authorities in Colorado. Lindell also reports being physically assaulted at the Sheridan Hotel in Sioux Falls by a man who allegedly used a "rib separator" device under the guise of taking a photo. Lindell describes the incident as a psychological operation intended to provoke a reaction on camera.

Mike Lindell reports that Colorado Secretary of State Jenna Griswold has overseen a "Trusted Build" process in Mesa County that allegedly deletes election data required to be held for 22 months. Lindell claims to have "before and after" snapshots of the servers proving the deletions. He also questions why Dominion machines would require antivirus software for the internet if they are truly offline.

Lindell discussed the situation in Mesa County, Colorado, where Clerk Tina Peters' office was raided after she allegedly discovered evidence of Dominion deleting election files. He claimed that another expert's house was raided and electronics were seized to prevent the release of "China stuff" related to the election. Lindell argued that the suppression of his event and the raids are evidence of a historical cover-up.