Topic: True The Vote

Mike Lindell reports that charges were dropped against the CEO of Koenig, a company he links to a massive data breach involving the CCP. He criticizes the justice system for jailing True the Vote researchers while allegedly ignoring Chinese interference in U.S. elections. Lindell also mentions a complaint in Wisconsin regarding two-way communication between voting tabulators and an unofficial network called WISCnet.

Eugene Yu, CEO of election software company Konnech, has been arrested for allegedly storing poll worker data on servers in China. The investigation was spearheaded by True the Vote, the organization featured in Dinesh D'Souza's "2000 Mules." The New York Times is criticized for previously labeling these claims as a conspiracy theory just days before the indictment.

Dinesh D'Souza joins the program to discuss his film 2000 Mules, which utilizes geotracking data from True the Vote to allege widespread ballot harvesting in the 2020 election. D'Souza explains that the data tracks "mules" visiting multiple drop boxes and non-profit organizations in the middle of the night. He dismisses mainstream fact-checkers, asserting that the digital DNA evidence is irrefutable.

The segment features a roundtable discussion from the film "2000 Mules" involving Catherine Engelbrecht and Greg Phillips of True the Vote. They discuss the procurement of 4 million minutes of surveillance video showing mail-in drop boxes. The investigators claim that video was intentionally turned off in key areas of Arizona and Wisconsin, while Fulton County, Georgia, claimed certain video records did not exist.

The "2000 Mules" participants discuss a 2018 case in North Carolina where a Republican candidate's election was overturned due to a vote-harvesting scheme led by McCray Dowless. Greg Phillips explains that this pattern of ballot trafficking is a consistent method used in election fraud. Jones encourages viewers to buy the DVD or stream the film at 2000mules.com to understand the scale of the 2020 operation.

Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene discusses her legal victory against efforts to remove her from the ballot. She calls for the use of geofencing data—similar to that used by the FBI and CDC—to investigate ballot trafficking as depicted in the film "2000 Mules." Greene expresses concern that Stacey Abrams and others will repeat these tactics in the upcoming Georgia elections.

Root claims that guest hosting for Alex Jones generates more feedback than his appearances on Fox News, calling Jones the "secret passion" of America. He discusses testimony from *True the Vote* in Wisconsin regarding 4.8 million trafficked ballots. Root insists that every Republican candidate must admit the 2020 election was stolen to earn his support.

Jim Hoft discusses an ongoing investigation by "True the Vote" into ballot harvesting in Georgia and other swing states involving Zuckerberg-funded drop boxes. He also mentions the latest developments in the John Durham probe, which has issued new subpoenas to the Clinton campaign's law firm. Hoft hopes these investigations will lead to criminal charges for those involved in election interference and the Russia collusion narrative.