Danny Jones

I don't know.

It's hard.

The thing is today with the way financial transactions are performed and all of the... You need...

high level whistleblowers to track all this stuff, to even find out who, like if you try to find out who owns Smartmatic or who owns Dominion, it's a labyrinth.

It's only if you understand, and that's why after the 2020 election, there were all these people who questioned all over the country, different groups have questioned the results of the 2020 election.

And they've all looked at algorithms and statistics and voter patterns and the number of people who were dead in a particular district.

But if you, the system is built in such a way that it's almost impenetrable from the outside.

These guys were so, the whistleblowers were so clever because they result, they recruited people within the conspiracy to give them their information.

I don't know specifically.

I mean, there are four main companies.

There's Dominion.

There's Smartmatic, which really just runs California and Los Angeles County.

And there's Heart InterCivic.

There is ES&S.

There are various big companies, but we believe that all of those companies are using the same software.

Their clients might be different.

Some clients might be leaning more towards the Republican Party and some clients might be leaning more towards the Democratic Party, but we don't have the resources to track all that stuff.

The whistleblowers have spent like $5 million of their own money already.

Like nobody- 5 million?

Yes.