John Solomon breaks down the newly unsealed affidavit the FBI filed for the raid in Fulton County, Georgia. The affidavit basically confirms that the FBI has “substantiated” evidence of vote irregularities.
In other words, the FBI is looking for what we were hoping they are looking for.
Solomon broke down key points:
“The ballot counts didn’t match. They would scan images and then some of them were lost. They would sometimes count, the counts wouldn’t match. So you have a loss of ballots. You’ve got ballots that were submitted for counting that didn’t go through the proper verification process. There were ballots that were scanned twice.”
Additionally, Raffensperger’s top lieutenant “admitted” that they didn’t look at a lot of the evidence the FBI already got an admission from Fulton County on.
So the group in charge of the election in Georgia, didn’t look into any of the fraud? Not surprising, but I think we all know why…
John Solomon breaks down the newly unsealed affidavit the FBI filed for the raid in Fulton County, Georgia.
Re: John Solomon breaks down the newly unsealed affidavit the FBI filed for the raid in Fulton County, Georgia.
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: An FBI affidavit supporting the Jan. 28 Fulton County raid reveals the investigation originated from Kurt Olsen—Pres. Trump’s election integrity director who participated in “Stop the Steal”—and cites five areas of irregularities that FBI Special Agent Hugh Raymond Evans says were “substantiated, including through admissions by Fulton County.”
The irregularities include: missing scanned ballot images for some of the 528,777 ballots counted; some ballots scanned multiple times during recount; hand count tallies inconsistent with actual batch votes; absentee ballots that had “never been creased or folded” as required for mailing; and conflicting ballot totals reported (511,343 then 527,925 the next day).
Evans wrote the probe seeks to determine “whether any of the improprieties were intentional acts that violated federal criminal laws.” However, Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger has maintained the allegations are “baseless and repackaged claims,” noting three separate counts found no discrepancies large enough to affect Biden’s 12,000-vote victory.
Multiple news outlets report the affidavit relies on claims from election integrity advocates that have been repeatedly investigated but not fully resolved by state officials, courts, and Trump’s own attorney general over the past five years.
: An FBI affidavit supporting the Jan. 28 Fulton County raid reveals the investigation originated from Kurt Olsen—Pres. Trump’s election integrity director who participated in “Stop the Steal”—and cites five areas of irregularities that FBI Special Agent Hugh Raymond Evans says were “substantiated, including through admissions by Fulton County.”The irregularities include: missing scanned ballot images for some of the 528,777 ballots counted; some ballots scanned multiple times during recount; hand count tallies inconsistent with actual batch votes; absentee ballots that had “never been creased or folded” as required for mailing; and conflicting ballot totals reported (511,343 then 527,925 the next day).
Evans wrote the probe seeks to determine “whether any of the improprieties were intentional acts that violated federal criminal laws.” However, Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger has maintained the allegations are “baseless and repackaged claims,” noting three separate counts found no discrepancies large enough to affect Biden’s 12,000-vote victory.
Multiple news outlets report the affidavit relies on claims from election integrity advocates that have been repeatedly investigated but not fully resolved by state officials, courts, and Trump’s own attorney general over the past five years.