Topic: Smartmatic Fraud

Steven Gardner hosts a segment on the "engineered" 2020 election, citing the role of attorney Mark Elias in changing rules across 200 jurisdictions. He points to the federal indictment of Smartmatic for bribery in the Philippines as evidence that the company's systems are not secure. Jovan Hutton Pulitzer joins to discuss the Maricopa County audit and the "strong-arm tactics" used against conservative attorneys who challenged the results.

Detailed allegations of election fraud in Georgia include the scanning of duplicate ballot batches and the intentional lowering of machine sensitivity for signature verification. Evidence presented suggests that thousands of legitimate Trump votes were excluded while fraudulent Biden ballots were counted multiple times. The discussion also references a federal judge's ruling against Mike Lindell regarding the hackability of voting machines.

Alex Jones discusses the January 4, 2026, regime change in Venezuela, characterizing it as a pragmatic move by Donald Trump to secure U.S. sovereignty. He alleges that Smartmatic, a company linked to the Venezuelan government, has manipulated U.S. elections for decades through Dominion and Sequoia voting systems. Jones argues that the operation follows the Monroe Doctrine to remove a communist dictatorship and secure the Western Hemisphere from Chinese and Cuban influence.

Patrick Byrne discusses the irony of the EAC recertifying Smartmatic equipment shortly after the DOJ indicted the company for money laundering. He presents a news clip from Santa Clara, California, detailing software glitches in the "Liberty Vote" system, which he claims is merely rebranded Dominion/Smartmatic code. Byrne also cites evidence of hundreds of thousands of fake ballots in Georgia and Arizona from the 2020 election.

Patrick Byrne alleged that the technology inside US voting machines like Dominion is fundamentally derived from Smartmatic, a Venezuelan state creation. He claimed these systems report back to the Rodriguez siblings in Caracas, allowing for foreign manipulation of American elections.

Patrick Byrne and Alex Jones discuss the "four-layered assault" on the U.S. by the Cuba-Venezuela "tag team," involving espionage, election manipulation via Smartmatic systems, and the infiltration of 150,000 trained terrorists. Byrne claims that Venezuela has manipulated elections in 72 nations over 20 years. They argue that the CIA wants to keep Maduro's system in place to protect its own "piggy bank," while Trump intends to fully dismantle the regime.

Emerald Robinson reports on the DOJ indictment of Smartmatic executives for bribery and money laundering in the Philippines. She alleges that voting machine hardware is manufactured by the CCP in Taiwan to hide its Chinese origins. The segment claims that warships surrounding Venezuela are actually there to address the "powerhouse of fraud" that has subverted 72 countries' elections.

Mike Lindell and his company MyPillow were found guilty by a Minnesota judge in a default judgment regarding defamation claims by Smartmatic. Lindell argues the ruling is a form of legal weaponization intended to bankrupt him and prevent citizens from questioning government private contractors involved in elections. He plans to appeal the decision to the Federal 8th Circuit in Minnesota, citing a previous legal victory in a $5 million challenge.

Emerald Robinson reports that the DOJ is blocking the debriefing of Hugo Carvajal, a key witness with knowledge of Venezuelan election rigging and drug trafficking. Despite a plea deal intended to secure his cooperation, officials like Todd Blanche have reportedly prevented investigators from speaking with him. This is seen as part of a broader effort to avoid legitimizing claims of election fraud that could have implications for U.S. systems.

While the Southern District of Florida has indicted Smartmatic executives for money laundering, the main DOJ is reportedly trying to prevent these cases from expanding into election fraud. Officials like Todd Blanche are accused of protecting the status quo to ensure that election rigging remains a viable tool for the deep state. The segment calls for Trump to use his executive power to override these internal blockades.

Venezuela is described as a "mafia turned into a nation-state," where the government uses prison gangs like Tren de Aragua as enforcers. This model of control includes the corruption of election commissions using technology that has reportedly been used to manipulate results in 72 nations. The segment alleges that digital fraud layers, sometimes managed from locations like Serbia, are used to jam desired election outcomes.