Topic: Smartmatic Bribery

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Recent indictments of Smartmatic executives in Florida for bribery in the Philippines are presented as proof of the company's corrupt practices. Whistleblowers claim they attempted to brief the FBI and Fox News attorneys on this evidence, but were met with threats of prosecution or corporate refusal to acknowledge the facts. The settlements paid by Fox News and Newsmax are characterized as acts of submission by corporate boards who wanted "plausible deniability" regarding election interference.

Smartmatic executives were reportedly indicted in a foreign bribery and money laundering scheme related to elections in the Philippines. The segment uses this news to validate Mike Lindell's claims about voting machine corruption. Todd Blanche is again criticized for allegedly blocking the prosecution of figures like Jim Comey and Letitia James.

Executives from the electronic voting company Smartmatic, including co-founder Roger Alejandro Pinate Martinez, were indicted on bribery and money laundering charges. The case involves alleged payments to a former election official in the Philippines. The segment also revisits Smartmatic's 2017 admission that turnout numbers in a Venezuelan election were manipulated by at least one million votes.