Theft of the U.S. Presidency

[Reads question] “Any chance there has been tampering with elections?”

“Of course there’s always been tampering with elections.”

“So is there fraud out there? Yes. Is it only Democrats? No. Why would you think that? What is there in the world to suggest that only Democrats would do this?”

“Why are we assuming that powerlusters on the left are better at this than powerlusters on the right and do it more frequently? I see no evidence to suggest that that is true.”

“Is there a grand scheme? No, couldn’t get away with it. ... I mean really, if there is fraud it’s likely to be small scale, it’s likely to be here and there, it’s likely to affect both political parties. Is there fraud at a scale that would win this particular election when lawyers are everywhere ... where would there be fraud if there are lawyers looking over everybody’s shoulder?”

“My guess is – educated guess – there’s gonna be none of it, none of it’s gonna be provable.”

“The problem is, people just are unbelievably, unthinkingly, gullible, and buy into any story. Particularly if it reinforces their prior beliefs. ... The reason I have been so anti-Trump all these years is because of exactly what’s going on tonight. He is a President who before he ran for president was a conspiracy theorist. ... He was a president who is now using conspiracy theories to try to hold onto power when it looks like ... the democratic process, the process of voting, has voted him out.”

“... if he believed that, why didn’t he send even more lawyers? Why wasn’t he even better prepared? I mean, don’t buy this nonsense. Don’t buy it.”

“If Democrats are cheating ... why aren’t they cheating more effectively? Why are they so bad at it? ... If they’re really this good, don’t you think we would have seen a blue wave? Why didn’t the Democrats cheat to the extent of a blue wave?”

“It was back then, yeah ... it doesn’t look like they’re very good right now. They should have had Biden win much easier. They could have had the Senate and could have gained in the House.”

“If they’re committing fraud they aren’t very good at it.”

Judge: “Well, Mr. Hunter, what do you have to say for yourself this time?”

Me: “I’m innocent, your honor. I only had time to – I mean, would I take only $100,000 when there was $1,000,000 in the vault?”

“Democrats were supposed to win in a landslide? And they didn’t! That seems suspect to me.”

“It looks like the Republicans will hold the Senate, and if the Republicans hold the Senate then what can Biden do? How bad can it really get? All the things that we were told ... are not gonna happen because the Republicans, the bastions and protectors of freedom, will not let it happen.”

“Think about the potential that we have. There are eight billion people on planet earth. Many do not live in even semi-freedom. But more and more of them are living under relative freedom. Think about what that does to progress. Think about billions of minds working on problem solving. Billions of minds entering the global economy ...”

“... embrace freedom so that we can fully get all the benefits of that.”

The film exposes what appears to be organized abuse of the mail-in ballot and early voting system in order to tip the 2020 presidential election. Voters who preferred not to vote in person on election day could drop their ballots in designated boxes. Using commercially available cell phone movement data, experts hired by True the Vote identified approximately 2,000 individuals in several states who dropped off large numbers of mail-in ballots.

The data experts were able to identify which boxes the individuals – referred to as “ballot mules” – visited, and when. Typically a mule would visit 20 to 30 boxes, which by itself is very suspicious. And even if someone was just dropping off their family’s mail-in ballots, there would be no need for them to drive all over town to visit two or three dozen boxes.

Furthermore, True the Vote was able to establish that on their way to the drop boxes, the ballot mules visited certain non-profit organizations. These are suspected of providing fraudulent mail-in ballots.

The total number of votes carried by the ballot mules is unknown; there was no way of telling how many ballots each mule dropped at any one time. The film suggests that a mule dropped only five ballots at every stop because a large number would draw suspicion from the local election authority.

By multiplying the number of identified ballot mules and their ballot stops by five, the film concludes that the organized ballot delivery operation mailed approximately 200,000 ballots in just three states: Arizona, Georgia, and Pennsylvania. The film concludes that in each of these states, the illegal ballots were enough to swing the state from Trump to Biden. If the illegally trafficked votes are removed, Arizona, Georgia, and Pennsylvania would swing from Biden to Trump. The electoral votes in these three states would have been enough to give Trump 270 and for him to win the election.

“At Trump’s core is a militant emotionalism — not a willingness to lie, but a belligerent indifference toward the truth. If he wants to believe that the election was stolen from him, he will refuse to acknowledge the results. The fact that dozens of courts, consisting of both Democratic and Republican judges, have examined his allegations and concluded that they are baseless, is irrelevant to him.”