Topic: Mike Yoder

Attorney Mike Yoder discusses a 2016 NIH publication that describes the "disappearance of the threat" of a virus as "unfortunate" for vaccine investment. Yoder argues that the global vaccination platform is the world's most profitable business model because it uses taxpayer dollars to fund an unlimited supply for a mandated global demand. He warns against complacency following Trump's election victory.

Attorney Mike Yoder of Citizen AG discusses a major legal victory in Arizona where a federal judge ordered the release of records for 1.2 million unknown voters. Yoder explains that these records were previously hidden by the Secretary of State and likely contain ineligible voters, including deceased persons and non-citizens. The data will be used to challenge the certification of fraudulent votes following the 2024 election.

Mike Yoder predicts that if Donald Trump wins in a landslide, the globalist establishment may "turn the lights off" and attempt to disrupt the transition through extreme measures. He emphasizes the importance of moral fortitude and legal action to ensure Trump is sworn in on January 20, 2025. Yoder's organization, Citizen AG, is positioning itself as a "legal offense fund" to proactively fight for constitutional rights.

Constitutional lawyer Mike Yoder exposes the Electronic Registration Information Center (ERIC) and its founder, David Becker. Yoder alleges that ERIC uses sensitive DMV data to bloat voter rolls with ineligible names, which are then used by the Center for Election Innovation and Research (CEIR) for partisan voter outreach. He claims this system, funded by "Zuckerbucks," effectively launders private data to influence elections in favor of Democrats.

Mike Yoder details legal actions taken against states like Wisconsin and Colorado for their involvement with the ERIC database. He argues that the transfer of DMV data to private entities violates the Driver's Privacy Protection Act (DPPA). Yoder highlights a case in Colorado where 30,000 illegal aliens were reportedly solicited to register to vote due to data provided by ERIC.

Mike Yoder describes the personal and professional harassment he has faced, including the suspension of his law license and alleged physical surveillance. He recounts an incident where his Tesla vehicle's computer system was reportedly taken over while driving near Langley, Virginia. Yoder announces the formation of "Citizen AG," a legal offense fund designed to protect constitutional rights and hold government officials accountable.