-The batching disparity he mentions at :42 is arbitrary based on the audit, there's nothing nefarious. In fact, it's concerning since it's unknown at this moment if the ballots remain grouped in their original batches.
-1:16: "the county finally admitted that they had never given these documents, some documents called blue sheets that explain how they took ballots out of batches and sent them to duplication."
They didn't include it because the subpoena didn't ask for it per county response.
3:51 - the host says the blue sheet/batch disparity is incompetence. The guy's a fool and has no idea what he is talking about. It's a separate step.
4:50 - Bennett makes it sound like the county hurriedly packs up the ballots for destruction, implying that they don't want anyone to know about fraud. Again, tone change.
6:32 - Bennett talks about the early ballot fold fallacy. We've already established...multiple times...that not all early ballots will be folded.
7:00 "We are told from people that worked for Maricopa County that (thousands) of those envelopes don't have signatures and shouldn't have been opened."
That's a pretty egregious charge. No one should throw that out w/out evidence up front.
7:24 "We'd still like to do a third party tabulation of the dominion images to see if dominion was messing around with the tabulation."
Again...throwing out the red meat early to people already primed to believe fraud happened. Not responsible.
8:51 Bennett implies that there are 118 Terebytes of P-cap data. I'm not a networking specialist but I don't think the county could generate that network traffic in a year. This has to be the sum total of data.
That's all of it. Frustrating to see how when talking to certain outlets the tone shifts dramatically to infer that fraud occurred. In pool interviews, Bennett was always very even keel.
A detractor (who I blocked for not being able to detract without insulting) made the point that interviewees often change their tone when speaking with different outlets, and it's true.
But this is supposed to be a boring, accounting driven audit. There should be no tone shift.
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Some #AZ#COVID19 stats for 5/24
Dailies
Tests: 4,576 | Testing Day Rank: 359
Cases: 450 | Day Rank: 338
Deaths: 0 | Death Rank: 415
7 Day Case Average: 534
7 Day Case Average Change from Peak: -94.6%
7 Day Test Average: 5,786
7 Day Death Average: 12.7
Deaths this week: 8
Hospitalizations
Inpatient
COVID-19 Patients529 | Day Ranking: 82
7 Day percent Change: -10.9%
Days from Peak: 83 | Percent Change: -56%
ICU
COVID-19: 144 | Day Ranking: 385.5
Days from Peak: 132 | Percent Change: -87.8%
7 Day Percent Change: -27.6%
Percent on Ventilators: 38.89%
Vaccines
Doses Administered: 5,761,828 | New Today: 47,342
People with 1+ Dose: 3,259,477 | New Today: 43,794
People fully vaccinated: 2,747,601 | New Today: 15,236
This isn't even close to accurate. A directory was recovered by a vendor that had ~20 sql files in it, 6 of which were tangentially related to 2020. @BennettArizona has already walked this back. A lot. #AZAudit
I also don't think Maricopa, the county, has only one database.
Anyway, the county will have a public meeting on Monday to explain this. I've said before the more interesting aspect of the fan letter is the chain of custody and batch issues, or at least what appear to be issues.
I took this back one election just for consistency, using my own copy of the file.
Same criteria except 16g, 16p, 18g, 18p
Total is 211,329
Rep: 51,831
Dem: 65,934
Other: 93,564