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merissahansen17
Posted - December 3, 2025 at 6:12 PM
Saved - December 3, 2025 at 6:18 PM
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I argue BlackRock bought up vast numbers of apartments and single-family homes during COVID to turn everyone into permanent renters, while the Uniparty pushed crime and illegal immigration, orchestrating a coordinated effort to eliminate homeownership.

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen

The real reason is that BlackRock snapped up tons of apartments and single-family homes amid the COVID pandemic, aiming to turn everyone into permanent renters. The Uniparty did its share by driving up crime and flooding the country with illegal immigrants. Overall, it was a coordinated push to eliminate homeownership.

@Acyn - Acyn

Vance: If you look at every affordability crisis confronting the American people today, it is traceable directly to a problem caused by Joe Biden and congressional Democrats. We had 20 million illegal aliens in this country taking homes that ought by right go to American citizens.

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The speaker argues that the affordability crises facing Americans are traceable directly to Joe Biden and congressional Democrats. The speaker attributes three specific failures to this leadership, presenting them as causal factors behind rising costs and economic strain. First, the speaker claims that homes have become unaffordable because “we had 20,000,000 illegal aliens in this country taking homes that ought by right to go to American citizens.” This assertion links housing affordability directly to immigration levels and a perceived misallocation of housing resources. Second, the speaker contends that tax bills have become unaffordable because “Democrats were raising taxes while congressional Republicans under president's leadership were now cutting taxes.” In this view, tax policy under Democrats is framed as punitive to ordinary Americans, in contrast to Republican tax reductions during the same period. Third, the speaker asserts that food has become more expensive due to “trillions of dollars” being printed and directed into “green scams that made our agricultural economy suffer while Americans were paying higher prices for food.” This claim connects monetary policy and climate-related or green initiatives with increased food costs. Across these points, the speaker emphasizes a consistent narrative: on each major affordability issue—housing, taxes, and food—the administration’s and Democrats’ policies are presented as the root cause. The speaker concludes with, “On every single one of those issues, mister president, I think we've made incredible progress,” signaling a claim of progress despite the cited problems. The statement implies that while the speaker believes progress has been made, the underlying causes identified for each affordability challenge remain central to the discussion.
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Speaker 0: In the last administration. If you look at every affordability crisis that's confronting the American people today, it is traceable directly to a problem caused by Joe Biden and congressional Democrats. Why did homes get so unaffordable? Because we had 20,000,000 illegal aliens in this country taking homes that ought by right to go to American citizens. Why did tax bills get so unaffordable? Because Democrats were raising taxes while congressional Republicans under president's leadership were now cutting taxes. Why did food get so expensive? Because we printed trillions of dollars and threw it into green scams that made our agricultural economy suffer while Americans were paying higher prices for food. On every single one of those issues, mister president, I think we've made incredible progress. But it
merissahansen17
Posted - October 27, 2025 at 3:42 PM
Saved - October 27, 2025 at 7:31 PM
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Merissa asks if X is still working with DARPA. A follow-up links to a story. Another user claims xAI secured a $200M DoD contract from the Pentagon, crediting a16z partner Sriram Krishnan, described as Senior AI Advisor in DJT2, xAI investor, and former xAI employee.

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen

Hi @elonmusk is X still working with DARPA?

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen

Hmmm 🤔 https://t.co/oLWBUewdad

@Stacylynne91 - Annie bliss

@merissahansen17 xAI just got a $200,000,000 DoD contract from the Pentagon, thanks to a16z Partner, Sriram Krishnan. Sriram Krishnan is the Senior AI Advisor in the DJT2 administration, as well as an xAI investor and a former xAI employee.

merissahansen17
Posted - September 20, 2025 at 10:09 PM
Saved - September 28, 2025 at 8:38 PM
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What was in this man’s hands that he quickly pocketed after the bullet hit? What was the man in the white shirt doing with his hands just before the bullet struck? And what about the man in green—what were his hands doing right before the impact?

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen

What was in this man’s hands that he put in his pocket as soon as the bullet made impact? https://t.co/h1rSAlAUGY

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen

What was this man with the white shirt doing with his hands right before the bullet made impact? https://t.co/V7HapfFc5a

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The footage describes a sequence where a man in a white shirt raises his right elbow while holding a gun. He fires, and his hand snaps back into place as Charlie is hit. The man in the black shirt identifies the white-shirt shooter and his arm in the background. The shooter then re-raises the gun and elbow, producing a pop and bang as Charlie is hit again. The scene is punctuated with exclamations such as “Watch this” and “Oh my god” as the events unfold. The speaker repeatedly emphasizes the clear sequence of actions: elbow movement, gun discharge, impact on Charlie, and the visual focus on the arm in the background.
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Speaker 0: Here it comes. You're gonna see that guy in the white shirt. He's gonna lift his right elbow. Ready? Right here. He lifts his elbow. He's holding a gun. And watch what happens. He shoots it. His hand goes right back into place and then Charlie gets hit. Watch this. Raise his elbow. Boom. Look at that. Watch the gun shoot right now and watch Charlie get hit right now. Oh my god. Look at it. It's clear as day. The guy in the black shirt shows that guy in the white shirt in the background his arm. The guy puts his gun up, puts his elbow up, pop, bang. Look at that. Pop. Bang. Oh my god. Hey. This

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen

What was this man in the green doing with his hands right before the bullet made impact. https://t.co/erXMhQSxD9

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Shooters that have been in America over the last ten years. Counting or not counting gang violence. Great.
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Speaker 0: Shooters that have been in America over the last ten years. Counting or not counting gang violence. Great.
merissahansen17
Posted - September 11, 2025 at 12:10 AM
Saved - September 11, 2025 at 1:30 AM

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen

The man with the white cap filming and signaling. needs to be questioned. https://t.co/b0pmqxOkCB

merissahansen17
Posted - August 31, 2025 at 9:21 PM
Saved - September 1, 2025 at 5:16 AM
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In 1996, I revealed that the CIA hired drug traffickers to flood the U.S. with cocaine, funding a terrorist group in Nicaragua. This led to the crack epidemic that devastated inner cities in the 90s. Despite facing vilification from mainstream media that ruined my career and marriage, I stood firm. In 2004, I was found dead with two bullet wounds to my head, ruled a suicide. I sacrificed everything to expose the truth, and I urge everyone to remember my story and what I fought for.

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen

In 1996, Gary exposed how the CIA hired drug traffickers, to sell massive amounts of cocaine in the United States, in order to raise untraceable funds to finance a terrorist organization who were trying to overthrow the Nicaraguan government. These massive shipments of cocaine ultimately sparked the crack epidemic that decimated inner cities during the 90's. As a result Mainstream media vilified Gary Webb & destroyed his career which also destroyed his marriage. But he refused to back down. In 2004 he was found dead with 2 bullet wounds to his head. His death was ruled a suicide. This man literally lost everything to give us a glimpse of the truth. Don't let his memory or what he stood for fade.

merissahansen17
Posted - August 29, 2025 at 5:10 PM
Saved - August 29, 2025 at 7:09 PM
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A user expressed uncertainty about why their account was flagged and questioned the policy of allowing 300,000 Chinese students annually, citing recent events. Another user corrected the figure to 600,000 and agreed that even that number is too high.

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen

I'm unsure what I said to get my account flagged again, but I don't think our country's current policy of allowing 300,000 Chinese students annually is ideal, given recent events.

@holabackup2 - Johnny Lawson

@merissahansen17 I thought it was 600,000 Chinese students, but still, it shouldn’t even be 600.

merissahansen17
Posted - August 22, 2024 at 2:01 AM
Saved - June 14, 2025 at 3:16 AM
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I see the troubling situation in Bexar County, where I believe the local leadership, particularly Sheriff Salazar, is failing to protect children from the Sinaloa Cartel's trafficking network. I’ve witnessed firsthand the devastating impact on families and children caught in this system. The Texas Legislature is now considering dismantling CPS in some areas due to these issues. Salazar's actions seem to align with a broader agenda that neglects the safety of vulnerable children, and I find it alarming that he appeared at the DNC, seemingly fearful of the President's efforts to combat this crisis.

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen

There it is. https://t.co/EMdTSmHo9c

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen

https://t.co/MEU9lCr8mG

@JosephLTrahan - Joseph L Trahan for Senate District 15

Bexar County, the gateway to Sinaloa Cartel child sex slave trafficking is controlled entirely by the woke left Democrats like this fake Bexar County sheriff that allows it in the open. This is NOT a law enforcement officer. Salazar is a cog in a machine that funnels minor children through CPS into the Sinaloa cartel run drug and child sex slave distribution network, even taking children away from both parents in the San Antonio area when they can. Salazar and devils like him are the reason the Texas Legislature is examining the complete dismantle of CPS in certain counties in Texas. I've been there, I've heard the first hand testimony of children that somehow escaped it and families caught in a terrible family civil court system that contributed to it. No wonder Salazar got on stage at the DNC scared to death of the President that did more to break apart their apparatus and prosecute those in the child sex trade.

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen

There it is.

merissahansen17
Posted - March 20, 2025 at 7:26 PM
Saved - March 21, 2025 at 10:36 PM

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen

🚨BREAKING🚨 Leaked documents reveal how riots are organized and funded through leftist NGO’s https://t.co/uzPohAnQMg

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen

https://t.co/fS4DFrKZIA

merissahansen17
Posted - February 2, 2025 at 6:27 PM
Saved - February 3, 2025 at 12:22 AM

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen

USAID gave nearly $15 million to George Soros' Open Society Foundation over Obama's last four years in office alone, which conducts extensive work in the West Bank / Palestine region - however the funding was primarily for Soros operations in Albania and Macedonia. https://t.co/jxasKRYqC0

merissahansen17
Posted - February 2, 2025 at 9:09 PM
Saved - February 2, 2025 at 11:46 PM

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen

@elonmusk Almost all of Soros subsidized newspapers had been funded through USAID

elonmusk
Posted - February 2, 2025 at 8:05 PM
Saved - February 2, 2025 at 11:43 PM

@elonmusk - Elon Musk

USAID has been paying media organizations to publish their propaganda

@MikeBenzCyber - Mike Benz

Why was USAID actively instructing media organizations around the world to "AGREE POLICIES ON STRATEGIC SILENCE" to all collectively censor social media narratives? https://t.co/oYz0BKjG29

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen

@elonmusk https://t.co/kXZhZmAWme

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen

In 2022 USAID forecasted allocating $2.6 Billion to Gender Funding Plans. https://t.co/HDWZ3N0cpr

elonmusk
Posted - February 2, 2025 at 8:05 PM
Saved - February 2, 2025 at 11:43 PM

@elonmusk - Elon Musk

USAID has been paying media organizations to publish their propaganda

@MikeBenzCyber - Mike Benz

Why was USAID actively instructing media organizations around the world to "AGREE POLICIES ON STRATEGIC SILENCE" to all collectively censor social media narratives? https://t.co/oYz0BKjG29

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen

@elonmusk https://t.co/qXoeRWp5ah

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen

Who remembers the Military Coup in Myanmar back in 2021? The regime change that occurred in 2015, which led to the coup seemed to be led by CIA cutouts and USAID. It would only be natural for USAID to redirect $42 million of funds to try and take back control of Myanmar. https://t.co/LfbM8aAB7s

merissahansen17
Posted - January 24, 2025 at 4:40 PM
Saved - January 24, 2025 at 4:46 PM

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen

It would be wonderful if the X overlords could remove my shadowban. Texas politics are a mess, and this new label added to my account is detrimental for the Texas political landscape if my voice is being once again silenced.

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen

Texas House Passes Last Minute Resolution Handing Democrats House Chair Positions on ALL Committees https://open.substack.com/pub/merissa/p/texas-house-pass-last-minute-bill?r=u2a35&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true

Texas House Passes Last Minute Resolution Handing Democrats House Chair Positions on ALL Committees In Texas, during the 89th Legislature (2025-2026), House Resolution 4 was adopted as the House Rules of Procedure. merissahansen.com
merissahansen17
Posted - September 14, 2024 at 7:11 PM
Saved - December 26, 2024 at 6:36 PM

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen

https://t.co/SVQ5mJnGYK

merissahansen17
Posted - December 24, 2024 at 1:25 AM
Saved - December 24, 2024 at 9:33 PM

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen

Cops walked by her on fire. People watched and refused to intervene. Of all the things I have witnessed in my life, this is by far one of the most horrifying things I have seen. Not because it was graphic, but because it was "no big deal" to everyone watching and filming it. https://t.co/uddBV1GOO7

merissahansen17
Posted - November 23, 2024 at 4:54 PM
Saved - November 23, 2024 at 5:46 PM
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Did you know that BAKERRIPLEY has offshore investments in the Grand Cayman Islands? Also, I’d appreciate your support through subscription, as I'm not part of Elon’s golden goose club. Please consider subscribing!

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen⚡️

🚨 Did you know that the NGO BAKERRIPLEY has offshore investments in the Grand Cayman Islands????

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Houstonians, Baker Ripley, an NGO, has offshore investments in the Grand Cayman Islands despite being tax-exempt. In November 2003, their early childhood program was inspected, leading to a $1.3 million civil monetary penalty. The county has provided them with over $100 million for rental assistance and other programs, but they charge high administrative fees, around 25%. Recently, they received $50 million for an early childhood program, resulting in $12.5 million in administrative fees. Additionally, former CEO Angela Blanchard, who reportedly works zero hours, is paid $160,000. For more details, check my sub stack linked below.
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Speaker 0: Houstonians, did you know that the NGO Baker Ripley has an offshore investments into the Grand Cayman Islands? Why would an NGO have offshore investments in the Grand Caymans when they're tax exempt? I also discovered back in November of 2 1,003, the program, the early childhood program was inspected by the office of Inspector General, in which, the NGO was ordered to pay $1,300,000 for civil monetary, issues. So the county has been giving them 100 of 1,000,000 of dollars for the rental assistance program amongst many other things and the NGO is charging very high administrative fees about 25% just in the last couple weeks, the county awarded them $50,000,000 for an early childhood program and charged 25% administrative fees which turned out to be 12.5 +1000000 dollars that the, NGO received. I wanna let you guys know that when I was looking through the 9 nineties, the former CEO who works 0 hours is getting paid a $160,000. Her name is Angela Blanchard. If you'd like to read my sub stack below and subscribe, please do. I'm gonna link it below the video.

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen⚡️

Please subscribe https://www.merissahansen.com/p/houston-based-nonprofit-bakerripley

Houston-Based Nonprofit BakerRipley Involved in Breaking Civil Monetary Penalties Law. Ordered to Pay $1.3 million BakerRipley, a Houston-based non-profit organization, was involved in a situation with the Office of Inspector General (OIG) of the U.S. merissahansen.com

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen⚡️

Please consider supporting me through subscription. Unfortunately I am not part of Elons golden goose club https://t.co/QmG3FHJGVo

merissahansen17
Posted - November 9, 2024 at 7:42 PM
Saved - November 10, 2024 at 7:17 AM
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I’m sharing an update on the 2024 election regarding Arizona officials. Kari Lake, through her attorney, is demanding a thorough explanation for discrepancies in the ballot counts for the US Senate seat. Notably, the estimate of uncounted ballots increased by 14,666 between two reports on November 8. Additionally, the report uploaded at 3:23pm was initially identical to the earlier report at 1:23pm, raising concerns about the accuracy of the data. Lake is insisting that Pima County clarify these discrepancies and provide a complete accounting of the ballot counts.

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen⚡️

UPDATE: 2024 Election Arizona Officials have been Caught Changing the Ballot Totals as Counting for US Senate Seat Continues • Kari Lake, per her attorney, demands a complete accounting as to discrepancies that have been identified in the publicly reported data. Specifically, the estimate of uncounted ballots went up by 14,666 on (Nov. 8) between the reports listed as uploaded at 1:23pm MST (Exhibit B) and 3:23pm MST (Exhibit D). But even more strange than the number of uncounted ballots increasing, at one point, the report purported to be uploaded at 3:23pm (Exhibit C) was initially identical to the report uploaded at 1:23pm (Exhibit B). Without changing the time stamp, two hours later (around 6:00pm MST), the 3:23pm report (Exhibit D) reflected the numbers listed above. Kari Lake for Arizona demands that Pima County provide an immediate explanation of the discrepancies in the numbers combined with complete and accurate accounting of how the number of uncounted ballots increased between the 1:23pm report and the 3:23pm report.

merissahansen17
Posted - November 5, 2024 at 4:04 PM
Saved - November 6, 2024 at 4:15 AM

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen⚡️

PA: DO NOT USE THE “EMERGENCY BOX.” Demand a real vote! STAY IN LINE! Poll watchers must write down how many ballots are being cast by “emergency box.” So they cannot change the numbers. It’s “door 3” all over again. Don’t let them cheat! https://t.co/QGNmBiMq8q

merissahansen17
Posted - September 12, 2024 at 9:09 PM
Saved - September 14, 2024 at 4:24 PM
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I want to highlight the local NGO BAKERRIPLEY in Houston, which saw its revenue grow from $365 million in 2019 to over $603 million in 2022. I found concerning details in their financials, including an offshore account in the Cayman Islands and a CEO salary of nearly $445,000. An audit revealed almost $1 million was overpaid in a rental assistance program, yet only 1% of applications were reviewed. Additionally, BAKERRIPLEY collaborates with Catholic Charities for immigration services, raising questions about the use of taxpayer funds.

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen⚡️

🧵Let me introduce you to the local based NGO BAKERRIPLEY based here in Houston, Texas. In 2019, prior to the pandemic the revenue was $365,768,968 million In 2022, the revenue blossomed to $603 MILLION

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen⚡️

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen⚡️

2022 BAKERRIPLEY 990 NGO BAKERRIPLEY REVENUE $603,423,273 MILLION SALARIES $94,381,807 MILLION

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen⚡️

When I was looking through the 990. I discovered an offshore account in the Grand Cayman Islands. Why does a ngo have an offshore account

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen⚡️

The CEO also sits on the Board of Director’s for the Dallas federal Reserve

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen⚡️

The CEO of the “non profit” Bakerripley is bringing home a salary of $444,973 Bakerripley has received over $164+ million from Harris County alone. The ngo had an audit performed on one percent of their covid rental assistance program where it was found that nearly a million was overpaid to landlords. The county still refuses to hand over the final audit of the ngo.

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen⚡️

Bakerripley been joining with the Catholic Charities for immigration legal services and data sharing

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen⚡️

More agreements between the Catholic Charities & BakerRipley for immigration legal services/data is this happening in other locations? link: https://harriscountytx.legistar.com/LegislationDetail.aspx?ID=5963528&GUID=48D455C3-33BC-41A8-B330-6206B8293259

Harris County, Texas - File #: 22-7970 Title: Request that the County Judge execute amendments to agreements with BakerRipley; Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston; Galveston-Houston Immigrant Representation Project; and Tahirih Justice Center to update the invoicing and data reporting requirements for the services performed by the vendors for Survivor Services in Immigration Law Program for Community Services at no additional cost to the county (210254), MWDBE Contracted Goal: N/A - project advertised prior to federal projects being required to be assigned a MWBE goal review and determination. harriscountytx.legistar.com

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen⚡️

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen⚡️

🚨🚨🚨 Remember the audit performed on BakerRipley for the Emergency Rental Assistance Program Harris County outsourced to the NGO? Well, it turns out they only reviewed 1 percent of the program’s applications. Of that 1% nearly $1 MILLION was overpaid. What about the 99%???

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen⚡️

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen⚡️

Does anyone find it precarious that the two largest NGO’s CEO’s in Texas were both appointed to the Board of Directors for the Dallas Federal Reserve in the last 3 years? Both of these NGO’s revenue has nearly quadrupled in the past 3 years.

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen⚡️

Bakerripley assists heavily in IMMIGRATION LEGAL SERVICES Is our taxpayer $$$ going towards immigration Legal services as opposed to helping our own constituents. Seems like it. Link: https://www.immigrationadvocates.org/nonprofit/legaldirectory/organization.408492-BakerRipley_Immigration_and_Citizenship_Program

Legal Directory - Nonprofit Resource Center Immigration Advocates Network is a free national online network that supports legal advocates working on behalf of immigrants' rights. immigrationadvocates.org

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen⚡️

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@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen⚡️

https://t.co/vfLjMz8X9S

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen⚡️

$140,000 to BakerRipley for the immigration representation Project https://t.co/H63h8elgTs

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen⚡️

https://t.co/TzG5m8uTcB

@DecentBackup - BackupDecentFiJC

BAKERRIPLEY BOARD OF DIRECTORS ✅TOM INGLESBY, VICE CHAIR *He’s 1 of 4 VICE CHAIRS. *He’s DIRECTOR of JOHNS HOPKINS CENTER FOR HEALTH SECURITY and FACILITATED EVENT201. *HE, HOTEZ, TOPOL & BOURLA all signed the letter advocating to withhold vaccines until after the elections. https://t.co/cycz63gJVY

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen⚡️

https://t.co/KVVPFFRiEF

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen⚡️

What is the NGO paying the former President $160k for? https://t.co/cmzFOYHeqc

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen⚡️

https://t.co/71px73XZa5

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen⚡️

It has now been 4 years since the COVID funds Harris county & Houston received have not been investigated for alleged fraud and money laundering. I addressed City Hall over the manipulation of crime data and why a NGK would have an offshore bank account if they don’t pay taxes. https://t.co/axDpoS2gz9

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Marissa Hanson addressed the mayor, stating that 264,000 criminal cases, including 4,017 sexual assault cases, were suspended due to lack of personnel and defunding of the police, and that one victim committed suicide. She claimed the city spent $35.6 million on murals while Abby Cayman manipulated crime data. Hanson urged Cayman to resign and implored Mayor Whitmire to investigate the emergency rental assistance program, stating that an audit found over $1 million was misappropriated in the first six months. Hanson claimed Baker Ripley has an offshore bank account in the Grand Cayman Islands. Councilmember Thomas stated that NGOs involved in the program were hand-picked and transferred money back and forth, charging administrative fees, resulting in recipients receiving little of the intended funds. Hanson stated that DEI studies were thrown out by PFM group consulting groups. She alleged the money is there, but it was stolen and misappropriated, and called for an investigation into the NGOs and program leaders, claiming to have proof of misappropriation.
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Speaker 0: Marissa Hanson. Okay. Mayor, I will see you here, and it's a glad I'm glad to have someone with common sense now running our city. 264,000 criminal cases were put into suspense due to lack of personnel, and defunding of the police. 4,017 of them were sexual assault cases. 1 of the girls has committed suicide. Last year, the city of Houston spent 35,600,000 on murals and cultural affairs, while you, Abby Cayman, lied to your constituents over manipulated data and crime stats from the 1 safe program. Claiming police response time was a misnomer. I urge you to resign from your position for dereliction of duty and showing fealty to your party instead of your constituents' safety. Secondly, mayor Whitmire, I implore you to start an investigative committee into the emergency rental assistance program. I audited the Guidehouse audited the program. The 1st 6 months, they found that over $1,000,000 had been misappropriated. I still have not received the final report, but they continue to give 100 and 100 of 1,000,000 of dollars into this program to Baker Ripley. And then when I went into their 9.90, I found that they had an offshore bank account in the Grand Cayman Islands. Why does an NGO have an offshore bank account in the Grand Caymans? You raised the new issue. And it was Tiffany. Weren't you part of the emergency rental assistance program? Council member Thomas. Yes. Council member Thomas. Okay. And the NGOs that I have seen from were all hand picked on the board of directors, and they were all transferring the money back and forth to these NGOs and charging admin fees. So by the time it got to the people, they are getting $0.01 like $0.10 to the dollar of what they were really supposed to be going to. And then let's not mention all of the PFM group consulting groups that were having DEI studies thrown out. And now you guys want to raise our taxes? The money is there, and it was stolen and misappropriated. And there should be an investigation looked into these NGOs, and to the members that headed these these programs because where there's smoke, there's fire. And I have all of the proof for it. I have the 990s. I have the 501s. I have I have all the board members. I have it all. I've been investigating this for 4 years, and this is no different than what foreign terrorist organizations do overseas. And if it wasn't

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen⚡️

Please support my independent journalism through subscription or through this link: linktr.ee/merissahansen17 It helps with paying for my investigations 💫

merissahansen17
Posted - September 10, 2024 at 5:58 PM
Saved - September 13, 2024 at 8:54 PM
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I noticed that the owners of Colony Ridge have found a way for foreign nationals without U.S. bank accounts to pay for land loans in cash at specific stores. This raises concerns, especially since undocumented migrants and Colony Ridge seem to operate under different rules compared to tax-paying citizens.

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen⚡️

It appears that the owners of Colony Ridge have found a way for foreign nationals who do not have bank accounts in the states to pay for their land loans with cash at the stores pictured below. H/t @Lorionafarm and @CLC1113 https://t.co/UpTOPXL9GM

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen⚡️

@BensmanTodd

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen⚡️

@BensmanTodd https://t.co/Gn4H08H6Hv

@CLC1113 - CLC2020

@merissahansen17 @Lorionafarm Unfortunately for us undocumented migrants & Conlony Ridge isn't held to the same set of rules, laws & regulations as the rest of us tax paying citizens. https://t.co/fZRSY4aVYO

merissahansen17
Posted - August 29, 2024 at 9:37 PM
Saved - August 30, 2024 at 3:39 AM
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I'm questioning why Harris County is spending hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars on a 501(c)(3) that bails out inmates. It raises concerns about where our tax money is going, especially when the county is also discussing significant investments and a potential tax increase.

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen⚡️

Why is Harris County Using Taxpayer Funds in the hundreds of thousands on a 501(c)(3) Which Bails out Inmates? https://www.merissahansen.com/p/why-is-harris-county-using-taxpayer

Why is Harris County Using Taxpayer Funds on a 501(c)(3) Which Bails out Inmates? Beginning in 2021, Harris County officials began payments to the Bail Project, and payments have not ceased for the last 3 years. merissahansen.com

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen⚡️

Look at all this $$$ https://t.co/snpFKV2myI

@merissahansen17 - Merissa Hansen⚡️

This is where your tax paying dollars are spent

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In @LinaHidalgoTX State of the County she touts investments from $1 billion in federal aid and talks law enforcement raises, crime, solar and oil and gas, early childhood education, and the upcoming tax increase https://t.co/Dth9Kg4phO

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Voters will decide on a ballot item to fund bayou maintenance, aiming for industry-standard upkeep every 6-7 years instead of every 270 years. Solar power is a growing part of Texas's power supply, with ERCOT relying on it for 20% of power during high demand. Harris County received $100 million in federal funds and is proactively addressing climate change and job creation. For the first time in 30 years, the commissioner's court requires contracts to be awarded through a process. A $1 billion grant from the Biden administration is funding pilot programs for homelessness, crime reduction, and early childhood education, including 5,000 new high-quality slots. Law enforcement salaries have increased. Violent crime is down 11%, aligning with national trends. The Violence Persons Warrant Task Force has apprehended nearly 4,000 dangerous criminals. The tax rate has been lowered each year the speaker has been in office, and the homestead exemption has been expanded.
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Speaker 0: We now have a ballot item on this November ballot where voters can allow us to invest in maintenance. So that we're maintaining the projects we're building. So So that when people complain about there being too much debris in the bayou and being too much grass in the channel, that we actually have the funds to keep that up. And so as opposed to having maintenance every 270 years, which is what we can afford, we're now going to achieve industry standard of 67 years. And that was a unanimous decision by solar power is one of the areas that we're looking at. It's quickly becoming a big part of the Texas power supply. ERCOT, was able to have enough power over the past high demand time because they had, 20% of power coming from solar. So we received 100 of 1,000,000 of dollars, Harris County and several, other jurisdictions from the federal government specifically for that. We cannot live right now or really soon in a future without oil, without, plastics, etcetera. But the world is moving forward. And whether you look at it from climate change standpoint or whether you look at it from a job standpoint, we want to make sure in Harris County that we're being proactive. For the first time in 30 years, we came together as a commissioner's court and we voted to require that every contract in Harris County be awarded through a process. Whether it's homelessness, whether it's crime, whether it is de letting homes, whether it's early childhood education. We have done a lot of work with that $1,000,000,000 we received from the Biden administration. Many are pilot programs. Many will be discussing this budget season to identify which ones are worthwhile expanding. And as we have 5,000 new high quality early childhood education slots in our community for kids, and to help those families. And been able to increase salaries for all of our law enforcement officers. We're down 11%, aligning with the national trend. There are some crimes that are not trending as quickly as others. But it is an important statistic. Our Violence Persons Warrant Task Force. There were people who had been, charged with a violent crime, who had not been brought into custody. Now help fulfill warrants for nearly 4,000 dangerous criminals who had been tagged as being a violent criminal. And, actually, we have lowered the tax rate for the first time during each of the years that I've been in office. So, so that is that is new. That's something that did not used to happen before I took office. We've also expanded, the homestead exemption as much as we can. Harris County is strong. Harris County is growing. Harris County is resilient. Harris County is united. Is it perfect? No. It's not perfect. But the fact that so many people continue to move here even in the face of the floods and the fires and the freeze and whatnot.
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Posted - August 28, 2024 at 9:18 PM
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I love this story! A 90-year-old veteran received over $400,000 in donations after it was revealed he was pawning his jewelry to pay for rent and care for his wife with Alzheimer’s. It's heartwarming to see such support for those in need.

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LOVE THIS STORY. A 90-year-old veteran is surprised with $400 thousand dollars of donations after it was found he was pawning his jewelry to pay for rent and to take care of his wife who has Alzheimer’s.

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The speaker is waiting to get paid but has some cash. They offer to use what they have to see how much they can get. The speaker then presents a gift, revealing they put together a fundraiser and raised $1300. The recipient is overwhelmed and expresses gratitude, calling the speaker an angel and a blessing. The speaker expresses appreciation for the recipient's service and tells them to take care of their wife.
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Speaker 0: Since I haven't gotten paid yet, I'm still waiting for those guys. What I'm gonna do is I've got some cash with me, but I don't know if I'm gonna have enough. So what we should do is this. We'll start out with taking any part of this that you need to see how much we can get for this. I have something for you. This is for you. This is a little gift. I know your birthday is this month. Right? I saw it on your ID. We put together a little fundraiser, and we came up with some money for you. Oh my gosh. You can help me. I could kiss you. God bless you. Should I open it now? Go ahead. You might not have to do the other jewels. Oh my goodness. So there's $1300 there. You can't do it. I can't let you do this. Yeah. You are an angel in disguise. You're not gonna be a real blessing. Care of your wife, and I appreciate your service.

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Read further here: More than $365K raised for disabled Air Force veteran, 90, seen pawning jewelry to support wife with dementia https://www.foxnews.com/us/more-than-365k-raised-disabled-air-force-veteran-90-seen-pawning-jewelry-support-wife-dementia

More than $365K raised for disabled Air Force veteran, 90, seen pawning jewelry to support wife with dementia More than $365,000 has been raised for a disabled Air Force veteran after a TikTok user recorded him pawning jewelry so he could afford rent. foxnews.com

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These demons hate you. https://t.co/OmRFiUbFXv

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Posted - April 12, 2023 at 7:23 PM
Saved - January 22, 2024 at 5:18 AM
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There is a man in Houston who is allegedly the architect of Crossfire Hurricane, which led to the Trump impeachment. He is from Ukraine.

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This is the man who was allegedly the architect of Crossfire Hurricane which facilitated the Trump impeachment. He lives here in Houston. He is from ukraine.

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The speaker discusses the critical need for financial support from the west, specifically the EU, IMF, and the United States, to help Ukraine's struggling economy. They acknowledge that this assistance may come with unpopular measures and conditions, but believe it is necessary for Ukraine's economic reform. The speaker expresses optimism about investing in Ukraine, particularly in agriculture, energy independence, and other sectors such as cable, retail pharma, and software development. They highlight Ukraine's potential as a major exporter of agricultural products, particularly wheat, which presents an opportunity for significant returns on investment.
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Speaker 0: Economy is in shambles, and and they really need some help from the west. In the next, literally, few weeks, to 6 months, the help from the west, and by that, I mean, the EU, IMF, and the United States will be a critical element in this tug of war between Russia and the west, for the future of Ukraine. Speaker 1: Right. That that helps, though. If it comes from the west, if it comes through the IMF, it's going to come with some Big tags that come along with it. They're going to have to put more pressure on their citizens and probably hurt the economy in the short term in order to reach that longer term Prosperity. So what happens to your investments into the markets in the meantime? Speaker 0: Well, you're exactly right. I mean, there there are some very unpopular moves that, The new prime minister already announced he is making and he will be making. And, yes, of course, there is significant conditionality coming with IMF, but I do believe Ukraine badly needs that. They need this economic reform. We've been investing in the country for a long time. We have significant amount of investment on the ground. We are very excited about the prospects of Ukrainian agriculture. As everybody knows, the global food security crisis is a big issue to for the next several decades. Ukraine is a potential solution or a significant contributor to that. Ukraine has 30,000,000 hectares of arable land. Most of that is black soil, Chernozone, investments in agriculture, investments in Ukrainian energy independence, in LNG trade. I mean, they're in fracking. There are so many areas where Ukraine could do extremely well, but they do need financial support to to, to get some macroeconomic oscillation in order. And after that, I think investments in Ukraine are still very promising. So I'm optimistic even after 20 years of fairly tough investment environment in Ukraine. We've done pretty well, but, certainly, the opportunity, is much greater. Speaker 1: You say you have a few $100,000,000 in Ukraine right now. Where where are those investments? Speaker 0: Well, we our major investment is is in agriculture. We also invested in the cable sector, in the largest cable company in Ukraine called Cable. We invested in retail pharma. We invested in chocolate production, we invested in software development. So there are a number of areas in Ukraine that are quite interesting. You need to keep in mind Ukraine is very much export oriented country. It's very open economy. Experts are 50% of Ukrainian GDP. Agriculture certainly is strictly focused on export. Today, Ukraine is the 3rd largest exporter of agricultural commodity products in the world. It has a potential of becoming the largest exporter of wheat in the world over the next, say, decade or so. And then that's the opportunity to deploy a lot of capital and potentially realize very significant returns.

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https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/energy-secretary-rick-perry-amigos-ukraine-resigns/story?id=66344000

Energy Secretary Rick Perry, 1 of the '3 amigos' on Ukraine, tells Trump he plans to resign Energy Secretary Rick Perry, described by colleagues as one of the "three amigos" on U.S. policy on Ukraine, told President Donald Trump that he plans to resign. abcnews.go.com
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Posted - December 4, 2023 at 3:32 PM
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The Philippines has banned Smartmatic, the vote machine firm implicated in a US bribery probe. The ban comes after an investigation by the US Justice Department into alleged corruption and money laundering by former Comelec chairman Andres Bautista. The Commission on Elections (Comelec) cited the gravity of the allegations and the threat to the integrity of future elections. Smartmatic has provided poll machines and technology to Comelec since 2010. The contracts with Smartmatic totaled $199 million.

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Philippines BANS SMARTMATIC Vote Machine Firm Implicated In US Bribery Probe https://www.barrons.com/news/philippines-bans-vote-machine-firm-implicated-in-us-bribery-probe-99157e8d

Philippines Bans Vote Machine Firm Implicated In US Bribery Probe The Philippines' election regulator on Wednesday banned a voting machine firm from bidding for election contracts after the company was implicated in a corruption probe launched by the US government. barrons.com

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The Commission on Elections (Comelec) said it banned Smartmatic Philippines Inc., a local unit of its London-headquartered parent firm, due to the threat it posed to the "integrity" of future Philippine elections. The ban stems from an investigation launched by the US Justice Department against former Comelec chairman Andres Bautista for alleged corruption, conspiracy, wire fraud and money laundering, according to the Comelec ruling released to reporters. "Given the gravity of allegations related to bribery and compromised procurement processes, as independently determined by foreign bodies, the Commission recognises the imminent threat to the strength and integrity of our democratic processes," it said.

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the Sept. 19 criminal complaint filed by the US DHS was in connection with the alleged bribe received by Bautista from the election system provider that bagged the $199-million contract for the 2016 polls. Read more: https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/1835665/bautista-smartmatic-rap-an-eye-opener-comelec#ixzz8KwIpdSMx Follow us: @inquirerdotnet on Twitter | inquirerdotnet on Facebook

Bautista-Smartmatic rap ‘an eye-opener’–Comelec Commission on Elections (Comelec) Chair George Garcia on Friday said it was “premature” to bar poll technology company Smartmatic from the bidding to Commission on Elections (Comelec) Chair George Garcia on Friday said it was “premature” to bar poll technology company Smartmatic from the bidding to provide the automated elections system (AES) in the 2025 polls amid allegations that the company bribed one of his predecessors. newsinfo.inquirer.net

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The contracts – totaling $199 million – include the lease of over 90,000 vote-counting machines and services related to transmission of results. The HSI said it launched a probe after Bautista’s estranged wife alerted the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) about her husband’s $17 million dollar alleged ill-gotten wealth. Smartmatic has provided Comelec with poll machines and the technology since the 2010 national elections, the Philippines’ first automated polls. It is 100% privately owned

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Posted - November 17, 2023 at 9:34 PM
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Starting November 20, any US citizen can access 23GB of Capitol footage from January 6th by scheduling an appointment at the Subcommittee's offices in Washington, D.C. This is the first time the public can view and request clips from the USCP CCTV cameras. To schedule, email charep.oversightrequests@mail.house.gov.

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More on the January 6th footage: This is only 23GB that was given to Tucker. Also, beginning Monday, November 20, the Subcommittee will allow any U.S. citizen to access USCP video footage of the Capitol from January 6, 2021 by scheduling an appointment to view the videos in person in the Subcommittee’s offices in Washington, D.C. To schedule an appointment, please email charep.oversightrequests@mail.house.gov. This is the first time the general public will be allowed to view—and request clips from— all USCP video footage from the USCP CCTV cameras at the Capitol from January 6, 2021.

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Posted - September 24, 2023 at 12:10 PM
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In Harris County, the Democrat supermajority on the Commissioners Court has reduced speakers' time to just 1 minute. This move seems unfair as they often make people wait for hours to speak, especially when they anticipate someone sharing information they want to keep off the public record. Outrageous!

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This really is outrageous. https://t.co/svButN4wfG

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The speaker expresses outrage and frustration at the limited time given to address a national crisis. They criticize the lack of action and accuse the officials of selling out and lacking trustworthiness. The speaker compares the situation to their experience as a prosecutor, calling it "vote trafficking" and accusing the officials of being criminals. They express concern about their voices being silenced and the possibility of unfair elections. The speaker concludes by criticizing the chairperson for not allowing more time for constituents to speak and expressing their dissatisfaction with the lack of action taken.
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Speaker 0: This is outrageous. This is a national crisis. And you're giving people 2 minutes to address a national crisis. And the way that you guys can just sit there, it's disgusting watching you pledge allegiance to my flag was disgusting, the way that you sold us out. You said you don't have the statutory authority to do anything. You're going to take a yes no vote. What does that tell us? Yes or no? If it's just yes, then why are you here? Why are you here then? You have discretion. And when you certify something, you're saying that it's trustworthy. There's nothing trustworthy about this. This is theater. It's optics. I was a longtime prosecutor. I went after drug traffickers. This is vote trafficking at its finest. I've seen the criminal element. You are boat traffickers. You are boat trafficker. Criminal. What are you going to do about it? You've sold us out. You've sold us out. You've sold us out. So we're not here to be civil. You're worried about language? We're worried about our voices being stolen and never getting a fair election again. That's what we're worried about. Freedom. So a curse upon you, a curse upon all of you, you smug, smug people. What, you got another chicken parlor that needs to burn down, Mr. Hickman? Mr. Chairman. No one's going. No one's going. No one's going. No one's going. All right. Am I bothering you? We're just Am I bothering you? Because this election bothered me. And you're doing nothing about it. I don't care about that stupid buzzer. This is sickening. You have the power as the chairperson to enlarge the time limits and actually hear your constituents instead of putting a muzzle on them. Thank you. Your time is up. Thank you very much. Alright, next speaker is John

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This year, the Democrat supermajority in Harris County Commissioners Court voted to cut speakers time down to 1-minute. Mind you, they make people wait hours to speak… especially when they know someone they don’t like is going to share information they don’t want on public record.

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Posted - August 16, 2023 at 1:12 AM
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During the election, CBS reported a pipe burst at State Farm Arena, halting the vote count in Fulton County, GA. Later, footage revealed unsupervised individuals continuing to count votes. At that time, Trump was leading by over 160,000 votes (563 to 427), but eventually lost Georgia by less than 12,000 votes. Questioning these events is discouraged. Video credit goes to Patri0tContr0l. Follow them for more.

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The moment CBS broke the news on Election Night that a “pipe burst” at State Farm Arena, “pausing” the vote count in Fulton County, GA. Video would later show multiple people inside the arena continuing to count votes unsupervised. As seen in this clip, Trump was winning by more than 160,000 votes at the time (56.3% to 42.7%) but would go on to “lose” Georgia by less than 12,000 votes. …and you’re not allowed to question any of this.

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There is a problem with counting votes in Georgia. A water pipe has broken in the State Farm Arena where they are tabulating absentee ballots. They have already counted 86,000 ballots, but we don't know how many more are left. Election officials say it may take a day or 2 to finish counting. This could delay the result of the election in Georgia, which is now considered a battleground state. It is a big development and a labor-intensive process. The exact number of remaining ballots is unknown, but it seems like there is a lot left to count.
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Speaker 0: We've also got some breaking news right now, so we wanna check-in with CDS's Mark Strassman. He is in Georgia where they're having a big problem counting some of the votes. Mark? Speaker 1: Nora, this is a, an election return watch party, here on the edge of Atlanta. These are mostly excited Democrats because when's the last time Georgia thought of itself as a battleground state? After a record early returns and have and and essentially a day of problem free voting, there is now Oh, a hitch in the tabulation of votes. I'm standing in Fulton County. Fulton County includes a chunk of Atlanta. Downtown Atlanta is State Farm Arena where the Atlanta Fox play. They are tabulating the absentee ballots of Fulton County, Georgia's most populous county. A water pipe has broken inside the arena. They counted 86,000 absentee ballots. We don't know how many more they have yet to tabulate, but all the tabulation of those ballots has now stopped. We're told by Election officials, they may not finish tabulating those votes for a day or 2. So depending how close the rest of the state is, we may not know The result of this critical battle around state for another day or 2. That is because, again, a water pipe has broken in State Farm Marina. State Farm arenas where they're counting the absentee ballots of Georgia's most populous county, and now the tabulation has stopped. Big development here. Speaker 0: But Mark, do you know how many but how many ballots we're talking about? What that means? Speaker 1: We don't know. We we've we've asked A question, Gail, and we haven't got an answer for that yet. We know that there were 86,000, but apparently it's a very labor intensive process, and what they are telling us is that it's Going to take a day or 2, which suggests to me that they have a lot to go.

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BREAKING: Footage of COUNTED duplicated ballots from Fulton County, Georgia from the 2020 election has been released by journalist @TalkMullins Seasoned election expert @GAballots and @VoterGa found many batches of ballots that went 100% to Biden & 0% to Trump. A statistical…

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In this video, the speaker shows two different batches of votes with identical markings. They point out a tail-like mark on one ballot and explain that it appears on another as well. They also mention the presence of the word "Republican" on both ballots and a dot in the Fannie Willis. The speaker states that there are a total of 62 images in the batch, but they haven't reviewed all of them yet. They don't remember the exact numbers, but they mention that the batch numbers and scanner numbers match for some of the duplicate ballots. The conclusion is that the entire batch has been scanned multiple times.
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Speaker 0: Alright. So, what we're looking at here are 2 different batches of votes, scanner 5,162, batch 2 30 4, image 59 and scanner 5,162, batch 2 35, image 19. And And what you can see is that like on this boat right here, we've got this exact same little tail that shows on both of them. And if you think that maybe that's just a mistake or just a coincidence. Here is the next one that shows you can see Republican as written there, Republicans written there. This is outlet 61, this is ballot number 2 and then each one of them even has this little dot in the Fannie Willis. Speaker 1: Okay. And do you have more of those? Speaker 0: We have the entire batch. There is 62 images in here total and I didn't even get a chance to go through all of them. But these are the most obvious ones where it's clear here that it's the same. This one's got the little tail on the side. Speaker 1: And so what happened so do you know the numbers of these of that here, Frank. Speaker 0: I don't remember what the what the totals were when the batches. I I don't think they were they weren't disparate. They were fairly close, but the the simple fact that they curve. Speaker 1: See that little bubble right there. This is a one image. Here's another image. The exact same. And the batch number, was it 5162? Speaker 0: So scanner 5162, batch number 2 35, image number 92, matches the same scanner 5162, batch 2 thirty four image 33. Speaker 1: So, there you have it duplicate valid. The entire batch is scanned several times. Speaker 0: Alright. So,

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❗️’No image, no vote’: Why do thousands of certified Fulton county votes have no image?

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In Fulton County, it was discovered that 17,324 certified results had no ballot images. It is unclear if the images were deleted, replaced, or if the votes were created without evidence. This discrepancy resulted in an additional 13,000 votes for Biden and 4,000 votes for Trump. The margin of victory was 11,779, so this discrepancy gave Biden a net advantage of 9,000 votes.
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Speaker 0: Now remember, you have to have a ballot image to create a a cast vote record and to tabulate. No image, no vote. Right? Can everybody say that one time? No image, no vote. Okay. What we found in Fulton County, we found 17,000 In 324 votes oh, I didn't change the screen. Excuse me. Thank you. I beg your pardon. Keep me honest. Thank you. That's Cameron down there keeping me honest. So 17,324 votes That had no ballot images. What did you just say right before that? No what? No image, no vote. No image, no vote. How do we have 17,324 certified Fulton County results with no ballot images? Were the images deleted, inappropriately? Were they replaced with other ones? Did they just create the votes out of thin air? No one knows. But the net impact of this is that, there were 13 Thousand extra Biden votes and 4,000 extra Trump votes and there's 17,000. Now remember the the margin of victory was 11,779 And this is 9,000 net advantage for Biden right there, just in this one slide.

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UPDATE.🚨 "The VoterGA Fulton County counterfeit ballot case 'is back,' according to Garland Favorito. Favorito told UncoverDC in November that an order from the Georgia Supreme court in the Sons of Confederate Veterans et al. v. Henry Cty. Bd of Commissioners would no doubt…

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Tucker Carlson on Duplicated Ballots, Falsified Tally Sheets, and Mail-In Ballot Fraud in Fulton County, Georgia: “It now appears there actually was meaningful voter fraud in Fulton County, Georgia, last November. That is not a conspiracy theory. It’s true. From the beginning,…

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In May, an alarm went off at a warehouse in Fulton County, Georgia, where evidence related to the 2020 election was stored. Deputies guarding the warehouse had left their posts, and when they returned, they found the 100-pound steel door open. Fulton County officials have refused to let the public see the ballots stored in the warehouse, but a lawsuit revealed that at least 36 boxes of mail-in ballots were double-counted, totaling over 4,000 votes. The Atlanta Journal Constitution also found hundreds of improperly duplicated ballots. Surveillance footage showed ballots being scanned multiple times, and audit tally sheets were falsified. Additionally, an expert found that nearly 35,000 voters in Georgia illegally voted in their old county. The lack of transparency and potential voter fraud undermines trust in the election process.
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Speaker 0: On a Saturday night in late May of this year, an alarm sounded in a big nondescript warehouse in Fulton County, Georgia. The warehouse was an unlikely place for a burglary. It was under round the clock surveillance by both private security and local law enforcement including armed deputies with the Fulton County Sheriff's office. Any unauthorized person entering from the outside would have to get past a locked 100 pound steel door as well amazed of motion detectors. Not easy. But someone tried to do it anyway and at just the perfect moment, 20 minutes after deputies in charge of guarding the warehouse left their posts. By the time those deputies returned to check out the alarm, someone had opened the 100 pound door to the warehouse. So what happened that night night. And why? We still don't know. It's also not clear why the deputies left the warehouse or who took advantage of their absence. We do know that a lot of people might to have had reason to try to get inside the warehouse. Depending on who you ask, the building contains evidence that either confirms or refutes the claim that voter fraud affected the outcome of the 2020 election in the state of Georgia. Georgia is a place that Joe Biden won by fewer than 13,000 votes. That warehouse holds more than a 140,000 absentee ballots. Now what's interesting is that for reasons that are difficult to understand. Fulton County officials have refused to let the public see any of these ballots. An attorney called Bob Shealy has been pushing for transparency. He's filed suit for the right to see those ballots. He hasn't seen them all yet, but what he's found so far demands an explanation. All of us, No matter who you voted for should want to hear that explanation. You can't have a democracy if the public doesn't believe election results. Increasingly, many people in this country don't believe them. The solution to that problem and it's a significant problem is not to scream at these people, call them lunatics, or throw them in jail. The solution is to tell the truth about what happened. The only way to restore trust in our system is with facts. So what are the facts about the election in Fulton County, Georgia. Well, here's the official version. In May, the chairman of the Fulton County Board of Commissioners, a man called Rob Pitts, explained that it was not necessary to look at the ballots. In fact, it was ridiculous even to ask to look at the ballots because there already been plenty of recounts and all the recounts reach the same conclusion. Here's this what Pitts said. And if it sounds familiar as you hear it, that's because so many other people in authority have been saying pretty much the same thing. Speaker 1: I mean, I'm really baffled about this. What do they want? We've had 3 counts already. The elections in Fulton County, Georgia, they were open, they were fair, and they were transparent. The votes have been certified. The elections have the election has been certified, it. So, it's over. This will be the 4th one and I can guarantee you that the results of this one will be Just like the results were for count 1, count 2, and count 3. No change. Again, our elections were open, fair, and transparent. Speaker 0: I can guarantee you. We already know what happened. We've counted those same ballots 4 times. The election's been certified. Stop Paul Reddy. And that's the argument that Fulton County has used in court to keep those ballots locked away in a warehouse. It's just it's not true. It now appears there actually was meaningful voter fraud in Fulton County, Georgia last November. That is not a conspiracy theory. It's true. From the beginning, this show has tried to be fact based when we talk about the 2020 election results. So here's what we know tonight, actually. At least 36 boxes of mail in ballots from the November election were double counted in Fulton County. That's a total of more than 4,000 votes. Those numbers come from a group called Voter GA, which along with Bob Chielly sued to get them. The final tally from the double accounts we know about amounts to more than 33 100 votes for Joe Biden and 865 votes for Donald Trump. Now before you dismiss Bob Chielly and voter GA as dishonest partisan actors, keep in mind that the strongly leftist center Atlanta Journal Constitution appears to agree with this at least in outline. The newspaper reviewed the available digital ballot images independently and concluded that hundreds of ballots were improperly duplicated. What does that look like exactly? Well, here's what it looks like. At a press reference yesterday, a consultant with voter GA called David Cross showed how we can be certain that votes in Fulton County were counted more than once. Watch. Speaker 2: What I'm gonna show you here is 2 ballots side by side. One of them is marked for Jason Shaw the mark next to it. You can see it's got the adenacle mark on the second one. And the ballot image is stored up Here on the top left. So this one over here is scanner 5162. That's scanner number 3. Fax Number 235. Image number 19. And that matches 234 image 59. It. So you have the same ballot counted twice in the images and counted in the audit. How that's possible? I don't know. Speaker 0: How's that possible? I don't know. Every Reckoning should want to know because the answer gets to the heart of the integrity of our elections otherwise known as our democracy. We're not talking about a couple of ballots here. We're talking about a lot of ballots, at least hundreds of ballots involved enough potentially to affect the outcome of the election. Merchant. Here's another example. Speaker 2: Here's one of the next ones. Alright. So same fax number 234, number 2 and 235 is number 61. Republican, Republican, Republican, Republican, all the way down to the point where this little spot up in Fannie Loux matches this one over here. So question that that ballot was counted twice. Speaker 0: So what's the explanation for this? Well, if you ask Fulton County, these discrepancies the ones you just saw on the screen were isolated incidents. Just a handful of bad ballots this. Happens all the time. The county claims that any errors were caught in previous recounts. The problem is that neither one of those claims is true. Surveillance footage obtained by voter GA appears to show large numbers of ballots being scanned multiple times. Pay attention. The tape we're showing you to the woman wearing yellow at the desk. According to voter g a, she slides ballots into a scanning machine, removes the ballots, and then reinserts the same ballots. This happens multiple times. Us. The question is, how many times were those ballots counted? Was each vote counted more than once? Fulton County won't answer that question. Now one way to know the answer would be to check what are called audit tally sheets. Tellingly, for months after the presidential election, Fulton County failed to provide more than a 100,000 of those tally sheets including 50,000 of them for mail in ballots. When voter GA finally forced Fulton County to turn over the tally sheets. The conclusion was stunning. Here's what the audit found. Quote, 7 falsified Clyde, audit tally sheets containing fabricated vote totals. For example, a batch containing 59 actual ballot images for Joe Biden and 42 for Donald Trump was reported as a 100 for Biden and 0 for Trump. The 7 batches of ballot images with 554 votes for Joe Biden, 140 votes for Donald Trump and 11 votes for Joe Jorgensen had tally sheets in the audit falsified to show 850 votes for Biden, 0 votes for Trump and 0 votes for Jorgensen. Wait. Did you just follow that? How is that not flat out criminal fraud. We'd love to know because it certainly sounds like flat out criminal fraud. We've obtained photographs last showing what went on during the recount process for mail in ballots at Fulton County. These pictures were taken by a whistleblower who participated in the recount. She said she noticed something ballots that she saw had any creases on them. You can see the stacks of unfolded ballots on your screen now. That's strange because, of course, mail in ballots need to be bent in order to be mailed in. These ballots clearly had never been inside an envelope. And then the whistleblower noticed something else. All of the ballots the whistleblower tells us have been filled out by a printer, not by hand. And many of them supported the exact the same candidates, Democrats, including Joe Biden. Voters VA detected a series of other apparent irregularities in the recount. The group's audit found, for example, that quote, Over 200 Fulton County mail in ballot images contained votes that were not included in the hands count audit results for the November election. Now why is that? We don't know. Keep in mind, once again, the results in the state of Georgia were decided by fewer than 18,000 votes. It was a close race. Every vote mattered. And then there's this. An elections expert called Mark Davis analyzed data from the post office. He found that nearly 35,000 Georgia voters moved out of their county of residence more than a month prior to election Clinton Day. They were ineligible to vote and yet they did. They still voted in their old county. That is illegal. It's not a small thing. Violating election law is something we should care about. And by law, their votes should have been excluded from the total, but they were not excluded. Why are we okay with that? Why are we okay with any of this? We're okay with it because we've been told we have to be okay with it. We're undermining democracy if we ask questions about what happened during the 2020 election. And, of course, that's a perfect inversion of the truth. Without answers to legitimate questions like the ones we just posed and those are legitimate questions. Democracy dies. People begin to understand the this and they've been told is on the level is in fact rigged. And when they believe that, God knows what they do next. So let's find out what what actually happened. Let's find out immediately. Let's find out without shame. It's our right to know. It's our responsibility to know.

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There have been 92 total court cases brought by Trump questioning the stolen 2020 election. More than two-thirds were dismissed on technicalities—with lack of standing being among the most frequently cited. 𝗢𝗳 𝘁𝗵𝗲 30 𝗰𝗮𝘀𝗲𝘀 𝗱𝗲𝗰𝗶𝗱𝗲𝗱 𝗼𝗻 𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗶𝗿 𝗺𝗲𝗿𝗶𝘁𝘀,…

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JUST IN: veteran Fulton County poll watchers say Georgia elections chief Gabriel Sterling was dissembling at Monday's news conference when he tried to explain away the 1,000s of "pristine" Biden ballots found in hand recounts. Watch video starting @ 23:00: https://www.c-span.org/video/?507710-1/georgia-election-official-refutes-president-trumps-voter-fraud-allegations

Georgia Election Official Refutes President Trump's Voter Fraud Allegations Georgia election official Gabriel Sterling (R) held a press conference to address claims of election fraud the day before the state's U.S. Senate runoff elections. Mr. Sterling disputed President Trump's accusations that the Georgia presidential election results were incorrect, assured voters the Senate runoff elections would be secure, and warned voters not to "self-suppress your own vote." Responding to a question about a phone call between President Trump and Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger (R), Mr. Sterling said, "I personally found it to be something that was not normal, out of place" and "nobody I know who would be president would do something like that to a secretary of state." c-span.org

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GEORGIA Fraud was the worst of all: 2,056 felons illegally voted 66,248 under 18 voted 2,423 weren’t registered at all 1,043 used a PO Box 4,926 voted past the reg. date 10,315 died before the election 395 voted in two states 15,700 moved out of state 40,279 changed county…

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In Georgia, there were several instances of illegal voting. This includes felons voting, underage individuals registering to vote before they turned 17.5 years old, people voting without being registered, and individuals using post office boxes to register. Additionally, there were cases of people voting after registering past their registration date, voting while deceased, voting in multiple states, and voting after changing their address. There were also individuals who moved across county lines but failed to properly re-register in their new county. These actions violated Georgia law.
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Speaker 0: Felons voted illegally in Georgia. 66,248 underage and therefore ineligible people to illegally register to vote before their 17th birthday when the law requires 17.5 years old. At least 2,423 individuals to vote who were not listed as registered. 10 43 individuals to cast ballots, who had illegally registered to vote using a post office box. 4,926 individuals voted in Georgia, who had registered to vote after their Georgia voter registration date, thereby canceling their Georgia voter registration. 10 1,315 or more individuals to vote who are deceased by the time of the election. 395 individuals to vote in Georgia who had cast ballots in another state, which is illegal in both states 15,700 individuals to vote in Georgia who had filed a national change of address with the United States Postal Service prior to November 3, 2020. 40,000 279 individuals to vote who had moved across county lines at least 30 days prior to Election Day and who had failed to properly reregistered to vote in their new county after moving, also in violation of Georgia law.

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Here is CHEELEY LAW GROUP, Attorney Bob Cheeley testifying under penalty of perjury on State Farm Arena co-conspirator DA. Fani Willis, “There was no water main brake, at all. There's was a toilet leak about 16 or 18 hours earlier in the day, leaking from the ceiling.”

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On the night of November 3rd, 2020, there was an incident at State Farm Arena in Georgia that raises concerns. Initially, everyone was told to leave due to a water main break, but it turns out there was only a minor toilet leak earlier in the day. This false announcement was made to clear the room of poll watchers and the media. The next morning, it was discovered that five women had been scanning ballots for about two and a half hours, repeatedly running the same stack of ballots through the scanner. This raises questions about the integrity of the voting process and undermines the principle of one person, one vote.
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Speaker 0: Tell you what occurred there that night that should shock the conscience of every Georgian. Bob, if you would. All right. So this, in the upper left hand corner you can see the time. That's 11:0:5 p. M. This is after everyone was told to go home Because there was a major water main break. That was false. There was no water main break at all. There was a toilet leak about 16 or 18 hours earlier in the day, leaking from the ceiling from a suite above. It was cleaned up. It had no impact on the selection. The water main break, pronouncement was obviously made to clear the room of all poll watchers And the media. So they were told that night that, the vote count would be suspended because The water main break and that they would resume the vote count the next morning. The next morning, everybody was stunned to learn that The people at State Farm Arena, there were 5 women that worked for about two and a half hours from, just before 11 PM Until just before 1 AM, scanning ballots and the disturbing thing about it is that, there were 5 of these desks With women, at each of the 5 desks and we've labeled the first one here, kind of focused on her. She's wearing a purple top, desk 1. This is at 4 X speed so we don't have to sit there and watch, you know, in a slower speed. But you can see But this lady is taking the same stack of ballots and once she runs them through the scanner, there she She sticks them back in and runs them a 2nd time and a 3rd time. And then the lady to her right Wearing the yellow top. We've got a 2nd video that shows that she did the same thing with a stack of ballots on her desk. And, so there's ballot scan number 3 from desk number 1. One man, 1 vote just went out the window at State Farm Arena on the night of November 3rd, 2020.

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Report: Hackers Can Flip Votes in Georgia's Voting System https://www.govtech.com/security/report-hackers-can-flip-votes-in-georgias-voting-system

Report: Hackers Can Flip Votes in Georgia's Voting System According to a confidential report, hackers can alter votes by taking control of Georgia's voting system touchscreens. Despite the reported vulnerability, state election officials are staying relatively mum. govtech.com
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’No image, no vote’: Why do thousands of certified Fulton county votes have no image?

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❗️’No image, no vote’: Why do thousands of certified Fulton county votes have no image?

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In Fulton County, it was discovered that 17,324 votes had no ballot images, despite the requirement of having an image to create a cast vote record and to tabulate. It is unclear whether the images were deleted, replaced, or if the votes were created without evidence. This discrepancy resulted in an additional 13,000 votes for Biden and 4,000 votes for Trump, giving Biden a net advantage of 9,000 votes. The margin of victory in the county was 11,779 votes.
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Speaker 0: Now remember, you have to have a ballot image to create a a cast vote record and to tabulate. No image, no vote. Right? Can everybody say that one time? No image, no vote. Okay. What we found in Fulton County, we found 17,000 In 324 votes oh, I didn't change the screen. Excuse me. Thank you. I beg your pardon. Keep me honest. Thank you. That's Cameron down there keeping me honest. So 17,324 votes That had no ballot images. What did you just say right before that? No what? No image, no vote. No image, no vote. How do we have 17,324 certified Fulton County results with no ballot images? Were the images deleted, inappropriately? Were they replaced with other ones? Did they just create the votes out of thin air? No one knows. But the net impact of this is that, there were 13 Thousand extra Biden votes and 4,000 extra Trump votes and there's 17,000. Now remember the the margin of victory was 11,779 And this is 9,000 net advantage for Biden right there, just in this one slide.
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’No image, no vote’: Why do thousands of certified Fulton county votes have no image?

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In Fulton County, it was discovered that 17,324 certified results had no ballot images. It is unclear if the images were deleted, replaced, or if the votes were created without evidence. This discrepancy resulted in an additional 13,000 votes for Biden and 4,000 votes for Trump, giving Biden a net advantage of 9,000 votes. The margin of victory in this county was 11,779 votes.
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Speaker 0: Now remember, you have to have a ballot image to create a a cast vote record and to tabulate. No image, no vote. Right? Can everybody say that one time? No image, no vote. Okay. What we found in Fulton County, we found 17,000 In 324 votes oh, I didn't change the screen. Excuse me. Thank you. I beg your pardon. Keep me honest. Thank you. That's Cameron down there keeping me honest. So 17,324 votes That had no ballot images. What did you just say right before that? No what? No image, no vote. No image, no vote. How do we have 17,324 certified Fulton County results with no ballot images? Were the images deleted, inappropriately? Were they replaced with other ones? Did they just create the votes out of thin air? No one knows. But the net impact of this is that, there were 13 Thousand extra Biden votes and 4,000 extra Trump votes and there's 17,000. Now remember the the margin of victory was 11,779 And this is 9,000 net advantage for Biden right there, just in this one slide.
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton accuses liberal counties of committing election fraud in the 2020 Presidential Election. Despite his speech, he faced impeachment a month later. Paxton argues that his removal without due process threatens the Constitutional Republic. The impeachment committee relied on hearsay from partisan investigators. The swamp appears to be at work. #texlege

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🚨WATCH: Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton lays out how liberal counties in the state committed election fraud in the 2020 Presidential Election. This speech was given on April 27,2023 A month later, the uniparty voted for his impeachment

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The speaker discusses the issue of election fraud, particularly related to mail-in ballots in Texas. They mention the effectiveness of the photo ID law in preventing fraud and the argument that it is discriminatory. They explain the process of requesting and sending mail-in ballots, highlighting the lack of photo ID verification and reliance on signature verification. The speaker recounts their efforts to fight against liberal counties that ignored state law and mailed out ballots to everyone. They express concern about similar strategies happening nationwide and the potential for fraud. The speaker also mentions a court ruling that prevents the prosecution of voter fraud cases in Texas.
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Speaker 0: Politics anymore. You can get censored, you can be criticized by the media. The word is the words are election fraud. And I'm just going to say them out loud because it's happening not just in my state, but all over the country. And I only have a few minutes to Talk about it. I could talk about it for a very long time, and, I don't think that would be productive. But I can tell really one quick story that will sum up The issues that we are struggling with as it relates to election fraud in my state and I believe across the country. So in Texas we have very specific laws about how you can do mail in ballots. And I can talk about voting machines, all kinds of different ways Election fraud occurs, but the one that I know happens very significantly, at least in my state and I think across the country, is mail in ballots. And our legislature passed when I was in the Texas House, we passed the photo ID law. It's been very effective. Because when you have to show up with photo ID, it works pretty darn well as opposed to showing up with a utility bill. And it's interesting because the argument has been that that's discriminatory. Now as we all know, To check into this hotel, you had to show a photo ID. To get here on a plane, you had to show a photo ID. Pretty much everything you do, and no one looks at it as discriminatory or Illegitimate. Except when you vote, for some reason, the argument is, that's discriminatory, even though we all have to provide the same thing. Well, fortunately in Texas, we passed it. And it it has been, it's been over a decade. It's been very successful. And despite the claims that that voter participation would go down, voter Participation has gone up. Because people trust the system, they're more likely to go vote. Seems very reasonable and it's actually worked very well. It works very well in states that require photo If you do not have that in your state, you have a high risk of voter fraud. So in Texas, they are very specific and I think this is true in other states. Now I'm not talking about California or Oregon, I'm talking about states that actually care about election integrity, like Utah, Senator. We require that you can only mail in ballot for certain reasons. You have to be disabled, you have to prove that you're out of town, you have to have, Over 65 or you are in prison, but you're not a felon. Only reasons you can vote, those are still pretty broad reasons for voting by mail. So when you vote by mail, and I wanna explain to some of you might know this, but it's really important to understand this because the argument is, you guys can't prove fraud. And guess what? The other side, because of the way they do this, is absolutely correct. Because when you typically mail out a mail out, mail on ballot, You have to you have to request by application. You sign that mail in ballot, say, I need this mail in ballot because I'm over 65, or I'm gonna be out of town. And you send it in, and they send you a ballot. You vote, you stick your ballot into an envelope, you sign that envelope, and you Send it back in and they don't have a photo ID, but they can compare signatures. That's what they do. It's called signature verification. It is not ideal. It is not the most safe process, but it is something. And it, it, it, it works okay. Well, what happened during COVID, and it happened in my state, and I want to tell you that story because I think it I think, we were able to stop what other states didn't see or didn't try to stop. We ended up having judges In about 12 different counties, basically, ignore our state law and say, no, because of COVID, we're not gonna follow state law. And by the way, these were all very liberal counties. This was Travis County, which is Austin Harris County, which is Houston Bexar County, which is San Antonio. They decided they would just mail out ballots to everyone. Well, that means in Harris County, we're talking about Close to 2 a half 1000000 ballots. In Travis County, over a 1000000 ballots. In Bexar County, over a 1000000 ballots. Donald Trump won our state by six 120,000 votes. And so we realized that we had a huge issue. We had 12 lawsuits, all in the worst counties, All with judges that were gonna rule against us, including the court of appeals in each area. And I all I could do was say, wow, what a genius strategy by whoever put this together. Whether it was George Soros or somebody else, somebody thought this up because it was too well organized. And it was It was a drain on our resources because we were having to fight in all of these different counties. And I had to go to my team, my legal team, very good. And by the way, The, the win wasn't 75% against, the Federal Government, it was more like 80. I just want to correct that. So I have a very good legal team and I said, Look, we cannot lose a single case. We have 12 cases. If we lose 1 case, they win. I said, it's a genius strategy. We are in liberal courts where we're going to lose. We're in courts of appeals where we are going to lose. It doesn't matter what the law says, and if we lose if we can't figure out how to win all of those cases, We're going to lose the state. And so, we went after it. And we had to maneuver around our Courts of Appeals who were trying to hold up. Travis County was trying to hold up, until the ballots got mailed out, a decision on the merits of the case. And so if that happened, if the ballots go out, The genie's out of the bottle and we lose. Game over. Texas Legislature very likely turns to Democrat. Some of the Supreme Court members, 4 of them are up, we lose 4 of the 9, We're in trouble. And very likely, Donald Trump loses the election. So I called the president in May and I said, hey, you need to know this. I said, I don't have time to deal with other states, but very likely, you're you've got a very good chance of losing Texas by mail in ballots. He goes, there's no way I lose Texas. I won by 9 points. I said, yes. But if they have a chance to mail out all these ballots, and I said, I've got 12 cases, if I don't win every single one of them, I have a feeling you will lose. If Harris County can send out 2,500,000 ballots, they will just count ballots until they get to the right number. Because when those ballots get mailed out, We don't know who sends them in because there's no signature verification. Anybody can sign those ballots. They can grab as many of them as they want, send them in, Claim that they're legitimate and we can't prove that they're not. And so, there's nothing we can do. So you better hope that I went and asked. The reason I'm calling you is not to tell you about the trouble I have in Texas. The reason I'm calling you is because I'm worried that this is going on in other states. And so I can't deal with other states. I can't deal with wherever this is happening, but I'm guessing if it's happening in Texas, and it's such a Significant strategy that I can plainly see in front of me, it's got to be happening nationwide. So I went on my business And in the end, we fought these people, we had some very creative ways of getting around them. We had to try maneuvers we never tried before to get to the Texas Supreme Court, Because 4 of them we're up, and I was hoping that if we could get to them, they would see that they were in trouble. And so we filed this thing called the mandamus of the local district Clerks never been tried that I know of and we mandate with the District Clerks in each of those counties where they were trying to mail out the ballots Directly to the Supreme Court saying, Hey, this is an emergency. We also found our way to the 5th Circuit. And fortunately, the court took it, Totally novel way of getting to them, and they rule in our favor, and we, 1 by 1, we won all 12 of those lawsuits. And so what happened? On Election Day, I'm sitting there watching the election results and for the first time in my life, election counting stopped in numerous states, particularly, obviously, Battleground states. And it was very clear to me. I knew immediately what was going on. It was very clear to me that What they were doing? They were figuring out how many real votes they had, just like they would have done in Texas, and they were just going to count as many mail in Oh, it's because you don't know where those mail in ballots came from. There's no way to prove that they came from the person that supposedly signed it. And so when I saw what happened in all of these states, And I'll give you an example, Georgia. Georgia, if you go back 4 years prior to that election when Trump won, the margin of victory in Georgia was same as it was in Texas, almost exactly, same demographics. This time, Trump won by almost 9% in Texas, And he lost Georgia by what? Whatever it was, 40,000 votes? 12,000. How did that happen? Well, Guess what? They decided to sign a consent decree that said that they would accept mail envelopes with no signature verification, Mail in ballots that weren't following state law and drop boxes. I can tell you what's gonna happen when that happens. You're gonna lose. Because there's no there's no ballot security for those votes. And so, I wish I could say this story was over for me in Texas, we just had our Court of Criminal Appeals, which in our state, we have a bifurcated system where the Texas Supreme Court does civil cases. The Court of Criminal Appeals is the final say of the Supreme Court, so to speak, on criminal matters. And they, all Republican, and by the way, these These are members of the court that no one knows, even Republicans. And as a setup, I should say that Soros has done a very good job. He has elected his D. A. In Austin, which Just Travis County has done it in Bexar County, which is San Antonio. He's done it in Houston. And the reason I know is I used to work with the D. A. S in these counties who were Democrats, who used to prosecute cases. And now suddenly Soros went in and knocked all of them out and put his own people in. So I know that they're not going to prosecute voter fraud. That's what we used to do. We did it from 1951, and by the way I was not the AG in 1951, I have not been there that long. I've been there a while. In 1951, the legislature passed a statute. And, and by the way, my job, I have 4 jobs. And one of them is to do such Things as are required by law. Well, what things are required by law? The things that the legislature passes. The legislature Directed, the attorney general, probably because of political reasons with local D. A. Is not prosecuting voter fraud to prosecute voter fraud. So we had about 900 cases going at the time. And the court of criminal appeals stepped in a year and a half ago, all Republicans, ate one and said, It's unconstitutional for you to prosecute voter fraud. And they said and maybe Mike, Senator Lee can explain this to me. He said, it's a the constitutional violation is separation of powers. Because I'm in the executive branch, I do not have the authority to go to court at all. Which by the way, if that's true, no AG in the country be allowed to go to court. It Truly is a separation of powers. It was the most bizarre finding after 72 years of precedent. And so we are trying to get that fixed, but I can tell you if we do not get that fixed, They will accomplish what they were trying to do with mail in ballots. And so I'm here to tell you my time is up. I'm here to tell you

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@HonestHillman - Honest Hillman

Now that it is plainly obvious to everyone capable of rational and logical thinking that US elections are irreperably corrupt in many states, let me remind you who is ultimately to blame. The Supreme Court.

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@TXAG - Texas Attorney General

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Interesting @Reggie4Tx has received nearly half of his campaign donations from Texans for Lawsuit Reform and Dade Phelan.

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❗️Dallas County received $15 million in grant money from CTCL for the 2020 Presidential Election. The Elections Department cost for the election was for $7.6 million. What happened with the rest of the money?

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According to 665.081 of the Texas Government Code, an officer in the state may not be removed from office for an act the officer may have committed before the officer’s election to office. Also, not ONE WITNESS was ever examined by the Paxton impeachment committee. It was all hearsay by paid partisan “investigators”. And they were not required to sign witness affirmation statements before the committee. If we allow the impeachment of Paxton in the manner it is being conducted, it will mean the end of our Constitutional Republic. It will mean that any elected official can be removed without due process. Which is exactly what Biden’s admin and his deep state cronies want.

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Here comes the swamp

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@reptinderholt - Rep. Tony Tinderholt

ICYMI: I asked questions of the Chairman of the General Investigating Committee. The fact is that those in the Texas House who voted to impeach the Attorney General did so without questioning any witnesses, without evidence, and with less than 48 hours to consider the issue. It's…

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During a committee hearing, Speaker 0 asks Speaker 1 about the number of investigators hired for a whistleblower lawsuit. Speaker 1 clarifies that two investigators were hired, with experience in public integrity matters and white-collar crime. Speaker 0 questions if all the investigators were from the same city or county, to which Speaker 1 responds that they may have worked in Harris County at different times. Speaker 0 then brings up the political affiliations of the investigators, suggesting that it may create a perception of political bias. Speaker 1 emphasizes that their work product and professionalism are what matter. The conversation continues with discussions about the attorney general's office, the timeline of the investigation, and the cost of the investigations.
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Speaker 0: So gentlemen, you'll for questions. Speaker 1: I yield. Speaker 0: Thank you, chairman. How many investigators were there? Speaker 1: Hired a total of 2 investigators, and that was laid out I think you heard that from chairman Longoria as he presented. Speaker 0: And it's so essentially but there. There were 5 people that were hired. Was it 5 or 6 that were there? Okay. So I I I misunderstood. I thought there was 5. So how how were they Speaker 1: chosen. The active goal was to look for folks that had and had, experienced, especially in public integrity matters, white collar crime, investor and preferred to have experienced gathering information and with a keen eye of whether or not any criminal conduct occurred because that was the basis of the investigations in the whistleblower lawsuit. Speaker 0: So we're we're all, I I I will accidentally say 5 because that's what I have written in here. But were they all from the same city or county? No. Had they all worked in Harris County in the past? Speaker 1: To my knowledge, off and on, they may have, but not all of them at the same time. Speaker 0: Would you be surprised if I told you that, of the 5, that I was aware of, all 5 of them worked invest Harris County with the vice chair of the committee that you're the chair of that initiated this resolution. Would you be surprised by that? Speaker 1: I also wouldn't be surprised if you have, of, chairman Dunne behind you that Harris County has over 2,000,000 people and a lot more, attorneys and investigators than many other jurisdictions around the State techs. Speaker 0: Would you be surprised to find out that 3 of those 5 were fired by their district attorney at one point? Speaker 1: I believe that you will also learn that they and have experienced this spans decades and oftentimes worked in environments that swayed and ebbed and inflow pursuant to elected officials. Speaker 0: Are you aware that 3 of the attorneys vote in Democrat primaries investors, and one of them, switched to be a Democrat in primaries in 2020. Speaker 1: I do not care how they voted in a primary or an election in in Harrison County. What I do care about is their work product, their ability to conduct themselves professionally, and to provide an opportunity to gather detailed information on behalf of the general investigating committee. Speaker 0: Do you see how it could appear or it could be perceived by investors. Anyone in the building or outside the building, when they're Democrats. Could you see how it could be appear that it's a politically Motivated investigations? No. I could also On their behalf. Speaker 1: I could also see that, multiple of those persons that we hired to work for us. Also worked in the US attorney's office for a Republican appointee from a Republican president. So, no. I do not see that appearance. Speaker 0: I believe perception is truth to the person that perceives. So if someone perceives something, it's true to them where whether whether it's the truth or not. And so I think investors. Hiring and and where they're from and the fact that they were fired and that their democrats could create the perception that this was politically motivated. Investors motivated. So I disagree with completely with you. So my understanding is that they did reach out to anyone in attorney general Ken Paxton's office, not from the highest levels or the lowest levels during the their investigation. Is that correct? Speaker 1: So as I explained earlier, and you've heard other explanations in February. Mister Paxton and members of his appeared before the appropriations subcommittee and requested $3,300,000 to fund the settlement, but declined and then to provide any additional information. Now, I do know and we've heard explanation that a almost 400 page document was produced on their website in defense of that lawsuit, and that's where things were. So I So none Speaker 0: of them were just talked to since March when this investigation was initiated? Speaker 1: No, sir. We began with the whistle blowers to learn more information about the claims claims that they had made in their Speaker 0: lawsuit. So we've had a couple of impeachment proceedings over the history of Texas. And in both investors the opposing party was talked to. As a matter of fact, let's just talk 1975. In 1975, they had 70 and 70 to 90 hours of open testimony and meetings you had one day. And those hours that were given, anyone could go watch them and listen to them, and both sides investors were afforded the opportunity to stay their side. In the 1917 case, I believe, they were on the floor in a committee of the whole and the chairman was asked questions by committee members. The reason I'm saying all this is there's no testimony. As a matter of fact, the AG's office tried to go to your committee on the 24th and were not allowed. That's concerning for me. Can you explain why attorney general Paxton's office was not contacted, allowed to testify on their own behalf. Speaker 1: You've got a lot in your questions. So if you'll give me a little Yes. Latitude here to address several different topics. So you talk about 1917, you talk about, 1975. In 1917, it involved a recently resigned governor who's no longer in office. In 1975, it involved a district judge from a single county in the state of Texas. Those both, involved an era in which didn't contain current house rules that were designed to put the power of adopting articles of impeachment into a committee such as general investigating. So, therefore, you involved, as you mentioned, the committee of the whole, and I explained that in the memorandum that we provided, to this body yesterday. Comparatively to a recently resigned governor or a district judge in a single county in the state of Texas, we are talking about an accused person that is currently in the highest elected office for an attorney in the state of Texas. He sits in that office and can use the significant hours granted to the attorney general to do a lot of different things. And that makes it very concerning whenever you're going through this process. Investors. Have you seen in the last few days? We have seen, literally the attorney general, use his agency to in this legislature. We have seen the attorney general Is that is that call people on the floor When Speaker 0: you say that, you're making accusations. I hadn't heard that. I'm not saying it's not true, but you're levying that like that is actual truth. Did he call your office? Speaker 1: No. He did not call my office, but I'm familiar with the fact that there are members on this floor that received telephone calls from the attorney general. Just the last few days. Speaker 0: Are you aware that in 1975, they didn't give us 48 hours to decide. They gave us both sides of the story, and they gave 3 weeks to decide. Why are we given 48 hours to make this decision and be here today? I feel like it's rushed. I perceive that it could be political weaponization. And I'm asking why are we given 48 hours when In 1975, they were given 3 weeks with both sides of the story. Speaker 1: You know, if you look at the investigatory process in 1975. It lasted approximately 50, 60 days. And so I I appreciate the back that for you, it seems sudden and rushed. But for purposes of the committee, we have been working on this since February whenever this legislature was investors to to spend taxpayer dollars to fund, the settlement of a whistleblower lawsuit. Speaker 0: Why didn't we know about that Speaker 1: videos publicly available and the transcripts publicly available. Speaker 0: So why weren't we, as members, not apprised of what was being investigated for 2 months when, historically, the members No. The public knows. Speaker 1: As you are well aware, the committee the house rules, committee rules, and, actually, sections of the government code placed the authority to do investigation with the general investigating committee. And in some instances, as you're well aware, that that is done the confidence both to protect, in those that raised concerns, protect the the process for as witnesses go, and to protect the end result, which is, providing evidence and inviting evidence and information. Speaker 0: So let's compare 2 investigations without names. There was matter a and b. And the matter investors that we disposed of earlier this month, the opposing party, the the party that was being blamed for something, was investors to testify as were the people in and around this individual's office. So both sides came and testified to you or or were given the opportunity. Can you tell us why in this case, they weren't allowed to, but in the other case, it was disposed of the same month. The other case, they were allowed to invest asked 2. Speaker 1: I understand. And, respectfully, you're comparing an apple and an orange. So when you talk about matter in talk about a process, that involved written complaints of workplace misconduct. That is addressed in a housekeeping resolution in the house rules and the committee rules, and it's handled in a very special and specific way. And events. That is not necessarily the same framework in which we're talking about, the articles that we have before us today, which involve also committee functions, but they could be invested in the government code as well as our house rules, but in different sections. Speaker 0: So I believe that they're both also similar in the fact that we removed a duly elected state official, from their seat, and this is potentially what's gonna investors. So I see big, large similarities. A couple of other small questions that I that I wanna close out with is, are you investors that both Trump and Cruz made statements about this today. And I and I and it are you aware that investors. I'm not advised. Okay. They both did. And I'll I'll spare the body some of the statements that Trump made because I I I don't wanna engaged in personalities. But Ted Cruz, are you aware that he's a constitutional attorney? I'm not advised. He investors and and he is he he basically talks about the swamp once, once this individual moved out of their office, and he's showing full support for the attorney general. I'm just wondering if you have any statement about that. When when he he's he's actually seen recently one of the most egregious impeachments in the history of the United States and he's speaking about it. Do you have any statement about that? Speaker 1: I would only direct he and members of the public to go and watch the video of our investor investigators and attorneys providing detailed information to the committee and or read the transcript that's publicly available. Speaker 0: So my last investors. How much did these investigations cost us? Because we were never made aware. We weren't asked about it. Just can you give us an estimation of what was spent invent To conduct these investigations? Speaker 1: I am not advised of that. Speaker 0: Okay. Thank you for being respectful, and I appreciate you, sir.

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