John Reeves
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1,814 appearances
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first heard Dec 2023
last heard Feb 2025
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They were charged. They were convicted. And all those votes, that would have been six votes out of all of it. Do you think that that's the only voter fraud that exists? No. Well, people also – we need to remind that the voter database, there are cross-checks against deaths and who's moved or what's their status are. Like all that's cross-checked back and forth, back and forth, back and forth.
So it's a living kinds of thing where it's continually updated and all of those kinds of things. And it self-checks. And remember also – In 2020, you know, Trump, there was like, there's cheating, all these things are happening. And remember, there's probably 57, 58 red counties. And all of those commissioners that are in charge of that, they were like, hey, no, there was none. There was none.
And even in Georgia, even in Georgia. Governor Kemp. Governor Kemp. Like, hey, you know, Georgia, you know, it was very close, but it was honest. There was no kinds of fraud in that. And that's a Republican.
It's not a hill that I'm saying we have to die on that, too, again. But it's a vulnerability, clearly, right? Well, it's also – some people may not believe that in a lot of these kinds of communities, ones that I live in, for some people, they're not going to – they don't have an ID necessarily or they've lost it or whatever.
They don't have – Yeah, they would have to get an I.D. or it costs X amount of dollars or those kinds of a thing. It's a barrier and it usually tends to skew more towards people that are coming from those kinds of communities. And the Republicans understand that they're usually going to they're going to skew towards Democratic voters through that. And so that's kind of the argument there.
on that and there's never been any evidence that there is widespread kinds of of voter fraud and that's but we really didn't have widespread mail-in ballots to the extent that it was done in 2020 we really didn't have all those were all of those were any of those five or six you know dead moms that were voting uh those were all those were all uh well actually one one guy
One guy went in, he voted, you know, and then he went up to his car and he put on sunglasses and a bob cap and he walked in. He's like, hi, hello, I'm here to vote. And the guy's like, you were just here. What are you doing? And then they called the police. And then it's like, yeah, he was trying to double vote.
Well, everybody knows who's voting and who's not voting on that. What do you mean by that? What do you mean by everybody knows? Well, and remember also, too, Dominion. People on the Trump side, they all said that Dominion was corrupt. And that cost Fox $800 million. They had to pay $800 million about defamation for saying that it was rigged or if it's not. And there was no evidence whatsoever.
And they had to just acknowledge that this was the honest thing.
Yeah, that was a system that mostly – and often it was red states that were using those.
Again, there's always going to be people that are going to try to have an influence on that.
I haven't seen that documentary.
I'm not accusing. I've never accused the Republicans. Like, well, in 2016. No, I'm not saying he did.
Yeah, well, I mean, I think we can all agree that we need to have a just like our border. We need a secure border and we need an absolutely secure voting voting system as well, too. I mean, that should never be considered controversial. Right. And in 2016. a lot of Democrats were outraged that we lost.
But I never claimed that there was, you know, the Republicans cheated or do all those kinds of things. And it's like, you know, the problem, the problem for accusing that there was voter fraud is that if you don't like the outcomes, Right. You know, so and I have never witnessed an election if they've won that they claimed, well, there might be, you know, we might have cheated.
Yeah, no, we're not cheating. So that's right. So I think that's that's kind of that's I think that's kind of the underlying truth about that. And of course. You know, I think I was the first Democrat saying, hey, though, we need a secure border. We know it's a significant issue.
And if I thought there was any kinds of issues and I've been very vigilant throughout, I've been actively involved in those kinds of things. And I've never witnessed those kinds of a thing.
Well, there's not that level of kinds. I don't think there's that level of kinds of organization.
Well, you know, immigration is always going to be a tough issue in our nation. You know, I had as a professor in grad school, Alan Simpson, Alan Simpson. And he was he was a United States senator. He was Wyoming. And he was he was he was actually a pro-choice Republican. I mean, how rare that would be. Well, it doesn't exist now.
And he said, you are never going to have any meaningful immigration kinds of He's like, because both side, that's useful for them. And it's going to be back and forth, back and forth. And he said that 25 years ago.
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