Mike Davis

And then back in 2006 and 2007, Congress on a bipartisan basis raised national security concerns.

And so CFIUS

reviewed the deal.

The parties withdrew from review and Smartmatic divested Sequoia.

What we want right now is for the Trump administration to declassify and make public this CFIUS review of Smartmatic

and Sequoia back in 2005, 2006, 2007.

Time has long passed so they can't claim sources and methods, but we wanna know what was Congress concerned about with these voting machines from a national security perspective that Congress on a bipartisan basis asked for a CFIUS review.

So if there were national security concerns about our election machines,

critical infrastructure, I think the public has a right to know.

Do we have foreign governments like Venezuela, for example, tampering with these voting machines?

And that's something that we need to find out.

I need to get back to you on that, Steve.

I would think that Secretary Besson has declassification authority on this as the Treasury Secretary.

If not, then maybe it's something that could come from an executive order from the president.

Yeah, I think President Trump should thank us.

He should thank the Article III project and the War Room Posse for saving him from making a very bad decision by following the tech bros' advice and doing AI amnesty

And the big, beautiful bill that, you know, we crushed it 99 to 1, including the lead sponsor, Ted Cruz, voting against his own bill at 4 o'clock in the morning.

And then they tried to do it again, this AI amnesty and the National Defense Authorization Act, or the NDAA.

And we stopped that.

We got the tech bro—we forced the tech bros to the table.