Michael Steele
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930 appearances
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 11 Sep
Michael Steele’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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If you thought you were already concerned about Donald Trump's plans to mess with the midterms, let's wait till we tell you what they're doing with the IP addresses of people who've registered to vote online.
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Mark Elias is standing by with that and we'll get right into it.
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Donald Trump has made it abundantly clear that his top priority heading into the midterms is to attack and discredit our elections altogether.
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One part of that plan is to put henchmen like Bill Pulte and Todd Blanche in positions of power, both of whom were at the table today at Trump's cabinet meeting.
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He wants those guys around so they can do the things like investigate so-called election fraud and threaten state election officials and file lawsuits to obtain voter data.
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So far, a lot of those efforts have failed.
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Just tonight, the Trump administration lost yet another lawsuit in their effort to get their hands on state voter rolls, which means they are now zero for 19.
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But here's the thing.
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When one door closes, they just look for a different door.
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Today, Axios reported that Trump's FBI recently obtained the IP address of someone who registered to vote online in South Carolina, offering a glimpse of how federal authorities are stepping up their probe of voter rolls.
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Axios reports that it's unclear how often the FBI plans to take the extraordinary step of seeking IP addresses,
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but that this push in South Carolina has broad implications nationwide because a total of 43 states allow some form of online voter registration.
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So what does this all mean, folks?
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And how concerned should we all be?
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Well, thankfully, my next guest is the brother to bring it to the table.
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Joining me now is Mark Elias, election law attorney and founder of Democracy Docket.
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Mark, welcome, man.
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