John Solomon

Georgia does it.

Florida does it pretty effectively.

But if they skinny it down,

to voter ID, and to citizenship checks, which are 85% popular in the American public, there is a good chance that they can pick up six or seven senators, particularly when senators start to find out that their state was acting one of the targets of this Chinese influence operation.

I think that's a very big thing.

That's going to come out.

Listen, we're going to keep on the CIA.

We're going to keep on the DNI.

We are going to find out which states there are.

We're told it's as many as 18 states.

We're going to stay on it until every state knows that they were impacted by China's Mao influence operations.

Do you have any states so far?

None, none, none whatsoever.

Nope.

But we expect that in the next tranche of documents.

I think in Georgia and Fulton County and Arizona, Maricopa County, the two big urban centers, the metropolises for voting in those two states, the goal of the FBI is to find out

much like at the end of the day, gangsters sometimes get caught not on their mobster activities, but sometimes on taxes or technical violations to hold accountable those state and city and county officials who didn't follow their state election laws.

There's one unique part to the laws that the Democratic Party helped pass in the 1960s, and it says

that if a state doesn't follow the laws on the books for the elections, and it does so knowingly and willingly, by the way, a county and a city as well, if there's a knowful and willful effort not to follow the laws on the books for the state election when it's a federal election, it becomes a federal offense.

And so I think what the FBI is trying to create, what the Justice Department is trying to create, is deterrence, which is we may prosecute people for not following the laws in 2022 and 2024 so that they do follow the laws