Topic: Phantom Voters

A week before the 2024 election, Michigan officials reportedly admitted that 500,000 names were on the voter rolls despite never being registered. Alex Jones claims that "glitches" allowed some of these phantom voters to cast ballots multiple times. He argues that these are not accidental errors but premeditated scams designed to provide a buffer for Democratic candidates in tight races, which are only now being uncovered through Republican lawsuits.

The U.S. government and various NGOs are accused of facilitating the entry of millions of military-age men and the disappearance of over 325,000 children into sex slavery or forced labor. Allegations persist that federal authorities are keeping phantom voters on the rolls in battleground states like Michigan and Georgia to enable election fraud. These activities are framed as a coordinated effort to maintain power through illegal voting and staged domestic crises.

Allegations of massive election fraud involve 500,000 phantom voters in Michigan and illegal aliens being placed on voter rolls in Texas and Alabama. The potential shutdown of InfoWars is scheduled for November 2024, described as a symptom of an intense crisis. Warnings are issued regarding a 76-day period of unrest following a potential Trump re-election involving various activist groups.

Anonymous "Wisconsin heroes" reportedly demonstrated how to collapse the Democrat ballot gathering apparatus by cleaning up voter rolls. The "ERIC" system is criticized for allegedly protecting "phantom voters" at addresses where no one resides, allowing for fraudulent ballot collection. Successes in Florida and Wisconsin are cited as proof that cleaning voter rolls prevents Democrats from stealing key seats.

Roger Stone joins the program to discuss findings of massive election fraud, specifically citing "phantom voters" on Florida's voter rolls. Stone claims that canvassing efforts have revealed that a significant percentage of mail-in ballots were cast by individuals who do not reside at the addresses listed.

Stone claims there are 1.6 million "phantom voters" on Florida's voter rolls and calls for a full audit of the state's election system. He cites similar anomalies in Wisconsin and Georgia, arguing that the Republican establishment is ignoring grassroots concerns about election integrity to protect their own interests.

Stone praises the group "Defend Florida" for uncovering what he claims are one million "phantom voters" on the state's rolls. He warns that George Soros will spend heavily to defeat Governor Ron DeSantis in 2022. Stone encourages listeners to call Wesley Wilcox's office to protest his stance against election audits, providing the office phone number.

Bobby Piton provides an update from the Arizona audit, focusing on the identification of "phantom voters" and discrepancies in voter registration rolls. Piton suggests that more people are registered to vote in Arizona than the actual adult population growth since 2000 would allow. He encourages citizens to conduct their own "family reunion projects" to verify voter records and expose potential fraud in the system.