Topic: Voting Reform

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.

A 2005 clip from the Carter-Baker Commission on Federal Election Reform features former President Jimmy Carter recommending paper backups for electronic voting machines. Carter warns that secret computer software could open avenues for fraud and suggests random audits of 1-2% of machines, which Burmess notes were never fully implemented.

A caller proposes a three-audit voting system to Governor Ron DeSantis to ensure election integrity and calls for the abolition of the Federal Reserve. The discussion emphasizes that the globalist "money power" is the root of government corruption and the funding source for secret projects like Project Blue Beam. Alex Jones agrees that regaining control over the monetary system is essential for dismantling the military-industrial complex.

The technical failures of voting machines across the country are seen as a vindication for Mike Lindell's advocacy for paper ballots. Proponents argue for a national system involving serialized paper ballots and mandatory voter ID to restore public confidence and eliminate machine-based vulnerabilities.