The "Conspiracy Theorists" Were Right, Again | Episode 336
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everybody welcome to vince on a wednesday great to have you with us as always uh hello everybody uh we've got a mighty show ahead for you the president of the united states last week said we have massive problems in our elections and democrats this week just admitted yeah we've got massive problems in our elections is it time to pass the save america act yet the answer to that is a resounding oh yes indeed it is we'll have more details on all of that uh coming up here on the program Also, the war in Iran, Pete Hegseth shows up in Congress yesterday and says, hey, we need some more money at the Pentagon. And he got involved in some crazy exchanges with the lawmakers there. I've got some information on that.
And then very importantly today, a close look at the National Museum of American History. We did that here on the program already. You know how demented that museum is right now and how destructive it is. But yesterday, the woman who runs the operation hauled before Congress And boy, you've got to see these clips. We've got so much to get to all ahead on this edition of Vince. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. Good morning to the chat. Good to see everybody from all across the Fruited Plain. We've got a mighty show. Let's dive into it. I want to thank the great sponsors who make the program possible. That includes Quince. One thing I love about summer is how effortless everything feels. The slower mornings, the longer days.
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in our country. There are over a quarter million non-citizens on the voter rolls right now. Now the Trump administration, Harmeet Dhillon, the Justice Department, they've been trying to gain access to all of these voter rolls across the country in order to establish who's an American citizen, who's a non-citizen, let's get rid of the people who are not supposed to be there. And many of these states have been very recalcitrant. They don't wanna give up the data. They don't want to expose the fact that they have very dirty voter rolls. And the state of New Jersey, interestingly, says that they just discovered last week, the very week that President Trump gave this epic speech, that, oh, we have thousands of non-citizens on our voter rolls.
Here's the New Jersey governor yesterday admitting a detail that we all sort of knew anyway. Watch.
In June of 2023, nearly three years before I became governor, a serious software error in New Jersey's motor vehicle system led to the improper voter registration of what we believe to be roughly 6,600 people in our state. When New Jerseyans applied for a driver's license or identification at the MVC, they were asked if they wanted to register to vote.
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Chapters
4 chapters
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–9:36
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What did New Jersey’s governor reveal about thousands of non‑citizens on voter rolls?
9:36–16:10
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How did the host and clips explain the DMV software error that registered non‑citizens to vote?
16:10–49:51
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What evidence did reporters and networks present about non‑citizen voting and how did media react?
49:51–1:01:30