Patrick Bet-David

We know why he did it.

It's politics.

It's just dirty politics.

That's how politics work.

So there are lots of clips up there.

And one of the things, I think I may have shared it or something, but

then you also have to realize and we do the same thing we we look and make sure that it's what's coming from steve's campaign or what's coming from steve supporters because anybody can make a a facebook page or an instagram page and call it whatever they want i mean there's there's plenty of times where where people have told me you know i sent a i sent a direct message to your campaign site and you didn't answer and then i find out that it's just some supporter in northern california that made their own page i have no idea who they are but

Those things that are coming out about Steve, that's not me saying them.

Those are the videos of Steve saying things, but people have to see it.

It is so basic, so easy, but it's being spun into something that it's not.

There is an...

allegation the allegation is that there is a type of some type of election fraud happening and it was based off the own records that that people obtained public records from our register of voters so in california you know we have mail-in ballots and they start once they mail out the ballots they start getting them back every day and so every day they count the ballots that they receive that day and there's a running total of how many ballots

go into the ROV.

When you add up those daily logs, it comes up to 611,000.

But when you add the yes and the no votes after the election was over, there's 46,000 more yes and no votes than there were even ballots.

So...

That gets brought to us.

So we start investigating.

We go to the ROV, the Registrar of Voters, and we ask them why, what's the discrepancy?

And they had no answer, no answer.