Mike Howell

We have worked so closely with him out of the Oversight Project.

on the things that I think the base expected to be delivered, whether it was the pardons of the contingent electors in the state cases, which, by the way, DOJ still needs to take some steps to take care of those people, or if it was raining in D.C.

when he was picked as the U.S.

attorney and then taken out by Senator Tom Tillis, who no longer will be a senator pretty soon.

Ed Martin is the bleeding edge and the voice of the base, and he's not going anywhere.

The eagle is going to stay soaring.

Yeah, so there's many verticals within that vertical.

Obviously, Tulsi Gabbard has a pretty strong purview into the security of the systems, and she's pushing hard and facing a lot of blowback for it.

I think there is a recognition setting in that not enough has been done on election integrity and the other verticals as well.

You know, particularly, you know, we hear all the talk in Congress about the SAVE Act and all that stuff.

But the president's been abundantly clear as to what he wants to see in terms of improvements to the national election systems and how the states conduct them.

And there just hasn't been that type of follow through, particularly out of, you know, DOJ.

Harmony Dillon's done done some good work, but there hasn't been this kind of.

a prioritization that aligns with the president's rhetoric on it.

And so I'm hoping, and we're seeing rumblings of that recognition, setting in and being understood what needs to come next is sustained prioritization of it.

We're very close to midterms, and the Democrat base is going to be riled up with all of their fraud techniques.

We still largely have the same broken systems that rigged the 2020 election, and it's going to be a force to contend with unless severe, swift, and extreme action is taken soon.

I like to say that.

our election security in the United States is worse than dancing with the stars.

And I think that that holds up when we still have this mail-in ballot issue.