Royce White

I'm just going to keep telling the truth, and hopefully the people will come around.

Well, yeah, I mean, number one, and I agree with you as well,

And I understand people who are disaffected with the process.

However, statistically speaking, at least from what they say, and it's they, I say that in air quotes, because what information can we believe anymore, right?

I mean, I'm not going around canvassing the entire state of Minnesota or the whole country.

I don't think anybody is even capable of doing something like that.

But from what they say, the lack of participation in the Christian sort of Protestant evangelical community extends well back beyond the 2020 election.

So if nothing else, the 2020 election certainly made those people discouraged by the process as well as others.

Um, and yeah, I mean, you know, the voting, the machine should be gone already.

If there's one message that I could get to Donald Trump, uh, to, to, to the president is, you know, what are we waiting on with these machines?

I mean, this is a matter of national security through and through.

And it's not just me saying it, although all the mainstream media outlets will go up, there's that conspiracy theory stuff again, uh, Amy Klobuchar and Kamala Harris were both on the record in 2018.

I think Kamala Harris even held a, uh, uh, uh,

demonstration before a senatorial committee to prove that the machines could in fact be hacked.

At that time, they were trying to convince us that Russia had hacked the machines in 2020, which we now know was a deep state, deep fake coup attempt.

But the fact still remains that they did demonstrate that the machines can be hacked, right?

So, and just in general, people got to understand the technology and the machines

are considered proprietary technology.

And in order to really forensic audit whether or not any hacking goes on, you have to get past that intellectual property law and things like that, which courts have not even really tried to challenge.

And it's the case.