Topic: Vote Viagra

Owen Shroyer presents graphs from the 2020 election night showing sudden, vertical spikes in Joe Biden's vote counts in key swing states. These anomalies, dubbed "vote Viagra," are cited as evidence of fraud in cities like Detroit and Philadelphia where counting was allegedly conducted behind boarded windows.

Patrick Byrne compares the 2020 U.S. election anomalies to similar patterns observed in Ukraine, Iraq, and the Philippines. He argues that the same equipment and "cockamamie stories" about shutting down counts have been used globally to facilitate fraudulent outcomes.

Lauren Boebert reportedly flipped her race in Colorado's 3rd district to take a narrow lead after trailing since election night. Owen Shorer and Alex Jones discuss the absence of line graphs in mainstream media coverage, alleging that tabulators are hiding the vote viagra spikes seen in 2020. They claim that while the 2022 fraud was less stake-heavy than the presidential election, the same playbook of mid-day ballot drops was utilized.

Owen Shroyer analyzes the "vote Viagra" phenomenon, where Democrat vote totals spike vertically in the middle of the night. He compares the 2020 late-night surges to the 2022 trend where Democrats started with a massive "handicap" lead from early and mail-in ballots. The discussion questions the consistency of media messaging regarding when these ballots are actually tabulated in states like Arizona and Pennsylvania.