Dan Bongino

However, I absolutely believe that the results of this election were fraudulent, but I'm under an obligation to back that up, okay?

You got to produce some data to have an opinion or else you're just talking a bunch of

If you go back to 2012, and I encourage all your listeners to do this, it's a New York Times article, not the New York Post, it's the New York Times.

It's a piece by Adam Liptak.

It's called, Error and Fraud Rises as Absentee Ballot Rises.

It's a New York Times piece written in 2012, over 10 years ago.

It was meant to eviscerate absentee balloting.

Because back then, if you remember, it was a big deal in Florida with military and elderly.

So the New York Times- People who legitimately should be able to vote.

Right, who vote Republican.

And they didn't like it.

So they wrote this hit piece.

And it was a pretty good analysis.

And you'll see they talk about all the stats.

And they quote a bunch of figures saying, you're almost guaranteed to double your rejection and fraud rates by mail.

It's not complicated logic.

There's a choke point if I vote in person.

You're the election official.

I have to go give an ID if it's a voter ID state.

I show up five minutes later and try to vote again.