Topic: Voting Fraud

Mike Lindell discusses his run for Governor of Minnesota and criticizes Senator Amy Klobuchar for her changing stance on electronic voting machines. He recounts a confrontational interview on CBS Sunday Morning where he challenged the host's "due diligence" regarding his legal victories. Lindell views the 2020 election as a "blessing" because it exposed systemic fraud to the American public.

Roger Stone reveals that a working group under Tulsi Gabbard has been examining evidence of Venezuelan and Chinese manipulation of electronic voting machines. He credits Susie Wiles for bringing this evidence to the President, leading to a task force aimed at ensuring future election security. Stone advocates for a return to paper ballots and single-day voting, similar to the French system, to prevent the "mysterious" late-night ballot dumps seen in previous cycles.

Alex Jones highlights the cognitive benefits of creatine while Mike Lindell discusses the international movement to ban voting machines. Lindell claims that 132 countries have already banned electronic voting in favor of paper ballots. He asserts that Trump's January evidence dump will include data from whistleblowers in Serbia and Venezuela regarding global election manipulation.

Mike Lindell analyzes the Democratic leadership, noting Kamala Harris's poor primary performance in 2020 as evidence of her lack of organic support. He points to Florida's 2022 election, where Ron Desantis won Miami-Dade, as a rare example of a race without computer manipulation. Lindell claims his data shows that 66% of the United States is actually "Red" when fraud is removed from the equation.

Donald Trump is reportedly receiving information from a task force regarding massive election fraud involving Chinese components in electronic voting machines. The investigation allegedly traces these guts through Taiwan and Venezuela into the United States. Discussion also covers the role of Chief of Staff Suzy Wiles, with claims that she is leading efforts on election integrity despite facing internal attacks and rumors of a New Year departure.

Political strategist Roger Stone joins the program to analyze the Wisconsin Supreme Court election, alleging that the results were "stolen" through mail-in ballot fraud. Stone points out that Republican candidate Brad Schimmel broke turnout records but was overcome by a "baked-in" Democrat mail-in advantage in Dane and Milwaukee counties. He argues that the Republican Party must outlaw mail-in voting to ensure future election integrity.

A caller expresses concern about Dominion voting systems and potential fraud in the upcoming Canadian election. Bernier clarifies that while some provinces use machines, federal votes are still counted by hand, though he remains critical of the new mail-in ballot system. The host concludes the segment by urging listeners to support Trump and Musk as they face similar "traitorous" opposition in the United States.

Bernier discusses election integrity, noting that while Canada uses hand-counted paper ballots at the federal level, some provinces use Dominion machines. He expresses concern over the introduction of mail-in ballots and emphasizes the need for strict voter ID laws. A caller named Mike questions the validity of recent polls showing a surge in Liberal Party approval despite widespread dissatisfaction.

The segment discusses alleged election fraud in the 2024 cycle, specifically in Detroit and California. It argues that the inclusion of illegal immigrants in the census disproportionately increases the number of House representatives for states like California. This is described as a strategy to leverage power and manipulate federal policies in favor of globalist agendas.

Elon Musk and Alex Jones highlight allegations of election interference in key battleground states following the 2024 election. Musk specifically points to efforts in Pennsylvania to count non-citizen votes in the Senate race, labeling the actions as criminal. Jones asserts that despite Republican victories, the Democratic Party is continuing to attempt to steal open House and Senate seats through illegal ballot counting.

Republican legal teams led by Laura Trump and Suzy Wiles are reportedly identifying "glitches" in battleground states that initially flipped House races to Democrats. In Michigan, four counties allegedly found 26,000 votes days after the election, resulting in several seats being reversed back to Republican control. Alex Jones claims these technical errors are part of a broader pattern of election interference involving Dominion and other voting machine companies.

Congressman Jim Jordan has publicly questioned why Kamala Harris received approximately 10 million fewer votes than Joe Biden did in 2020. During a media appearance, Jordan suggested that the 2020 totals were inflated by mass mail-in voting and a lack of signature verification. Owen Shroyer argues that the "missing" votes are proof that the 2020 election was illegitimate and that the 2024 results represent the true, un-sterilized will of the electorate.

Donald Trump is described as a folk hero championing the American people against existential threats like the Great Reset, ESG scores, and central bank digital currencies. The public has reportedly moved past the "bullying" and "intimidation" of the establishment, which labeled supporters as Nazis or garbage. Success in the 2024 election is attributed to voters engaging with a rigged system to expose fraud rather than forfeiting through inaction.

A comparison of popular vote totals from 2004 to 2024 is used to argue that the 2020 election was fraudulent. Jones asserts that Joe Biden's 81 million votes were an anomaly compared to Barack Obama and Kamala Harris's totals. He urges supporters to "stay frosty" during the 72-day transition period to ensure Trump is successfully inaugurated.

Owen Shroyer and the host discuss why Donald Trump outperformed many down-ballot Republican candidates, suggesting a need for better GOP ground games. They express skepticism over late-night "ballot dumps" that favored Democrats in previous cycles. Trump’s pledge to move toward paper ballots and eliminate mail-in voting is presented as the primary solution for restoring election integrity.

The Texas Secretary of State reportedly announced that non-citizen IDs would be accepted for voting purposes, sparking a backlash from election integrity advocates. Attorney General Ken Paxton and other officials are investigating these claims as part of a broader effort to mitigate fraud in battleground states. The corporate media is accused of suppressing these facts to protect the Democratic Party's electoral strategy.

Jones discusses reports of voting machines allegedly flipping Republican straight-ticket votes to Democrats in various states. He mentions upcoming guests from Rasmussen polling to analyze whether a decisive Trump victory can overcome potential fraud. Despite the tension, Jones encourages his audience to remain in good spirits, claiming the "global awakening" is an irreversible force.

A caller from Georgia discusses the role of "spineless" establishment Republicans in allowing non-citizens to remain on voter rolls. The conversation touches on the Federal Reserve's recent spending and the impact of 24% inflation on the average American's disposable income. Jones agrees that globalists use economic hardship as a "feudal" mode of control to prevent public protest.

Reports of voting machine glitches in Tarrant County, Texas, and Austin are discussed, where voters allegedly saw their selections change on printed ballots. Roger Stone highlights the "65 Project," which he claims is designed to disbar and financially ruin any attorney who brings an election integrity case. The host shares a social media clip of a voter refusing to leave a ballot in a box when a scanner failed.

Allegations of massive election fraud surface as the 2024 election approaches, with claims that Michigan has 500,000 more registered voters than eligible citizens. Reports from Georgia and Texas suggest voting machines are flipping Republican votes to Democrats, a claim echoed by Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene. Concerns are raised regarding federal interference in Alabama and Arizona to prevent the removal of non-citizens from voter rolls.