Amanda Carpenter

The big setup is going to be some kind of national emergency on false pretenses.

They're going to target some immigrant community that they say is responsible.

They're going to scream voter fraud.

And then they're going to try to find a way to deny the results.

I assume you got this question, but is Donald Trump going to cancel the upcoming elections?

No, they're not going to be canceled, but they're going to mess with the playing field so much that it's going to be very difficult to win in certain areas.

That's what I see happening.

And it's the same playbook that they ran before.

They're going to tell all these lies to deceive voters about what is happening on the ground to disrupt the process, whether that's through mail-in voting, whether it's messing with election day times to deny the results.

And so

We know the playbook.

We know how this is going to look.

And so people are always asking, well, what can we do about it?

The states have to be very active in protecting their constitutional rights to run the elections.

The Trump administration is desperate to get voter data.

If you look at any kind of legislation that they have been pushing, the lawsuits that they're filing against states on a frequent basis, it's to get the voter rolls.

They have no business having voter roll data.

There was a press conference a few weeks ago where it's supposed to be, you know, I think I kind of think of it as a three headed monster.

Kristi Noem representing DHS, Pam Bondi representing Department of Justice and Tulsi Gabbard representing intelligence.

And they were supposed to speak to secretaries of state about election threats.