Paul Dans

Ultimately, two days later, I would go on paid leave, leave my group.

I basically ran this agency called Office of Personal Management and go down and use my work as an attorney to help out.

But I got down to Georgia on the Friday morning.

Thursday night was where they famously started counting ballots in Fulton County in the middle of the night.

Kind of crazy.

I decided to take my car from DC and just start driving.

And I'd see my wife in South Carolina and the kids and pick up some clothes and just get there.

So I got there by nine in the morning.

I kind of kicked myself for not flying because who would have known that they were counting ballots?

But the bottom line is,

We were overrun, okay?

They had nothing in place.

They knew this was coming.

And if you dug in a little bit, you could tell that it was almost an inside job.

You know, Ray Fisberger, the Secretary of State, there was something odd with that dude.

And the guy, Gabe Sterling, there was something really off.

But they had to be sure, said, you know, this was the cleanest election they had fought before they had finished counting the ballots.

So...

that the secretary of state of Georgia was adverse to the president.

Nonetheless, we got down there, there was no infrastructure in place.