Tom Fitton

I mean, I just told you, you know, L.A.

County...

agreed to remove a million names, New York a million names.

They don't have an argument.

We essentially come in and catch them, and we say, you haven't removed the records.

What's the reason?

And there is no legal reason, and they settle.

Illinois, for instance, they've got – let me look at the numbers here for Illinois.

People are going to be – because if there's one anecdotal thing, and I'm sure you see this, about people who move away –

and they still get ballots despite them being moved away for 30 years.

In Illinois, or actually in California, they've got a fifth of its counties removed few or no registrations under this law.

Nineteen counties failed to report any data regarding registrations removed because of the death of a voter.

Illinois informed the Fed's

that 34 counties simply failed to report any data about removals.

So what we're talking about is millions of extra names on the rolls, despite our removing 5 million.

I'm guessing there's about 20 million plus extra names on the rolls right now.

And these are people who shouldn't be on the rolls.

And as I say, that's a pool for fraudsters to draw from.

Does it mean they're all voting illegally?

No.