Cleta Mitchell

This is the morning of November 4th.

President Trump was in the lead by 103,000 votes, and there were only 94,000 ballots left to count.

Now remember, the deadline for receipt of absentee ballots in Georgia

in 2020 was when the polls closed 7 p.m.

on November the 3rd.

So that's a known number the next day, right?

Except that when they finished counting the ballots four days later, suddenly there were 300,000 more ballots

than there were when the polls closed on election day.

Absentee ballots that came in and half of those, 148,000 of those were from Fulton County.

Now let me tell you some things about Fulton County.

And all of this is from a 263-page intense report with every document, visual images.

You cannot believe the things that are in this report.

And I'll tell you where to find the full report.

But I wanted to go through those 267-odd pages and pull out the bullet points that everybody needs to just understand.

So let's talk about Fulton County absentee ballots.

There were 74,000 absentee ballots that had come into Fulton County by the time the polls closed, the legal deadline by the time the polls closed on November the 3rd.

But somehow, four days later, instead of those 74,000, there were 148,000 plus, just a little over 148,000 absentee ballots that were now suddenly in the mix.

Now, where did those come from?

Fulton County election officials ordered on October the 16th over 1 million new absentee ballots.

They were ordered without envelopes, even though in order to cast an absentee ballot in Georgia, you have to mail it.