Topic: Ballot Harvesting

The hosts discuss the vulnerabilities of mail-in ballots and the practice of ballot harvesting in states like Washington and California. They argue that the lack of strict voter ID laws allows for potential fraud, particularly in nursing homes and hospice facilities.

Mohave County Superior Court Judge Lee Jansen ruled that Arizona's mail-in voting laws are constitutional, rejecting a challenge from the state GOP. Arizona GOP Chair Dr. Kelly Ward expressed concerns over the lack of chain of custody for mailed ballots. The discussion highlights the historical transition from in-person voting to mail-in systems, which are characterized as vulnerable to "ballot harvesting" and corruption.

Dinesh D'Souza's documentary "2000 Mules" uses cell phone geofencing data from True the Vote to allege widespread illegal ballot harvesting during the 2020 election. D'Souza claims Fox News and Newsmax have suppressed the film, specifically alleging that Tucker Carlson's producers forbade guests from mentioning the movie. The segment critiques the film's high price point and its subtle push for digital IDs.

Allegations of "ballot trafficking" in Georgia have surfaced, with claims of video evidence showing individuals dropping off multiple ballots at drop boxes in the middle of the night. The show concludes with a promotion for Nick the Rat's upcoming interview and a final sign-off from the hosts.

A German producer described the efficient postcard-based voting system in Germany, prompting a discussion on why mail-in voting is controversial in the U.S. The hosts explained the concept of "voter harvesting," where activists collect ballots from citizens and potentially fill them out. While some states like Washington use 100% mail-in systems, others view it as an invitation for fraud and coercion.