Kash Patel

In my home state of Nevada, there's no voter ID.

I went to vote and I broke out my ID and they go, we don't need that.

I'm like, how do you know it's me?

Also, not to mention the fact that you sent me two mail-in ballots.

And so I could vote three times.

And the system is not secure.

And say you have 5% of the illegals.

And say, let's use a conservative number of 10 million, right?

500,000 people.

The last two elections were decided by 54,000 votes in four states.

You don't need a lot.

And that's the scary part.

It's supposed to be, but there has never been a process to question

the state-by-state electioneering methods and rules and laws.

We had the, what was that famous Bush v. Gore, the paper ballot, I forget what you call it, issue.

And then it went to the Supreme Court.

But that was one state in one election.

And so, honestly, I don't know how you get

people to enforce those rules because it's up to the state secretary of state and the state attorney general.

Are we going to look at it or are we not going to look at it?