John Solomon

Now, why is that important?

It's much like the way the FBI and the IRS ultimately got Al Capone.

They didn't get him by charging him as being a mobster.

They got him by not following other things like tax law.

Here, it is a federal felony.

to fake or fraudulently put out vote counts that don't match or are inaccurate or that don't follow your state's law.

You're trusted as an election official in Fulton County.

You have to follow the law.

It looks like the FBI has some pretty substantial proof that the law wasn't followed.

What the FBI agent says in his bombshell affidavit is, if we find any intentionality to this, that they did anything, like they were embarrassed, they didn't want to,

admit that they couldn't get their votes to match, they could be federally charged with felonies five years later.

That is a big deal.

It explains why they raided that warehouse.

And I'd keep an eye on Arizona.

I think a similar issue is brewing there now.

In Arizona?

In Arizona?

Yes.

The same type of issue?

Yep.