Thread by @SteveDeaceShow

Going to live tweet as I watch #2000MulesMovie movie here.

Starts off with a montage of clips of election night coverage from basically all the networks, talking about how things were looking good for Trump early on. And then a montage of media incredulous that they just stopped counting in several of these states.

“But we can’t move on unless we know the truth.” @DineshDSouza

“January 6th wasn’t an insurrection as much as a primal scream (by frustrated Americans).” @DineshDSouza

“This is the most loathed president I’ve ever seen.” @larryelder speaking of Joe Biden’s position with the public, less than two years after presumably getting more votes than any candidate in US history.

There’s a roundtable of current Salem hosts. And @DennisPrager is the chief skeptic of voter fraud claims. Says he hasn’t been shown sufficient evidence.

Now talking to True the Vote’s election expert. Points out they stopped Republican voter fraud in a recent North Carolina congressional race involving a candidate who was a pastor, and his campaign was paying for ballot harvesting.

True the Vote laying out how geo tracking of mobile phones, similar to what marketing companies do through over 300k apps, was how they investigated the allegations of the 2020 election. This kind of monitoring is also heavily used by intelligence community.

True the Vote purchased geo tracking data from data brokers involving the states in question in the 2020 election from October 1st to Election Day.

True the Vote identified 242 people that went to an average of 24 ballot drop boxes on behalf of eight organizations during that period in Atlanta alone. Wow. These are what they call “mules” — hence the title of the film.

True the Vote said in Georgia you were paid 10 bucks per ballot as a mule. Even more in the Senate runoff.

Dozens and dozens of Georgia mules also show up in geo tracking of rioters, Antifa, etc. according to True the Vote.

True the Vote showing an example program of a single Georgia mule they mapped visiting 28 ballot drop boxes in a single day. And that these ballot drop boxes are not easy to access in several cases.

True the Vote pointing out the hundreds of mules they also found in Arizona, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania (where they found 1100 mules visiting on average 50 ballot drop boxes).

True the Vote now demonstrating the integrity of their work with geo tracking by showing they also used it to catch two uncaptured murderers.

True the Vote says they have millions of minutes of surveillance video of these ballot drop boxes. Also says surveillance video was turned off in Arizona, and not done in Wisconsin despite regulations saying it should’ve been done.

True the Vote now showing some examples of mules in surveillance video. We see examples of what could be construed as suspicious behavior in various forms. I can see why a detractor wouldn’t necessarily think these antics amount to a “smoking gun” but…

…at the very least how could “the most secure election ever” involve mules just dropping off heaps of mail-in ballots lacking clear chain of custody on-site nationwide?

“This is vote harvesting. In no state in the union are you permitted to have non-profits pay mules to pick up ballots and deliver them to drop boxes.” @DineshDSouza

This gets to my previous point of a lack chain of custody. How is this third party system possibly secure?

True the Vote geo tracking estimates these 2000 miles performed an average of 38 drop box visits in each of the key states in 2020. Even if just 5 of those ballots in each visit weren’t valid, that would be 380,000 illegal votes.

When you break those 380,000 estimated illegal ballots down by state, @DineshDSouza projects Trump actually won the Electoral College 279-259 by flipping Arizona, Georgia, and Pennsylvania. Michigan and Wisconsin would’ve narrowly stayed Biden.

Now going back to the same Salem roundtable with evidence Dinesh has shown so far. True the Vote shows them one mule, who dropped off ballots across six different counties ties from five different non-profit organizations.

Now @DennisPrager — who was initially skeptical of fraud claims — thinks this evidence is “frightening” and wants to know if these states will prosecute those involved. Since third party ballot harvesting/collection is supposedly illegal in all of them.

They’re now talking to an official GOP dropbox watcher who personally photographed several instances of what he thought was suspicious behavior (like dropping off backpacks full of ballots). He gave this to the NRSC, and nothing came of it.

Next is an identity protected whistleblower in Arizona, who testifies she was specifically instructed to drop off these ballots at a drop box that wasn’t under surveillance or monitored. And how they manipulated Hispanics to take part in the scheme.

There is no benign or innocent explanation for allowing third party foundations to collect ballots (assuming they’re legit ballots), and then pay mules (traffickers) to drop them off. Best case scenario that is the stuff of banana republics. Worst case scenario is well, you know.

In these final moments a discussion is had about who funded these non-profits that collected the ballots. One specific example cited: $470 million from Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and his wife.

Final verdict: compelling watch should see for yourself. But its central claim rises and fall on depiction/claims of mule vote trafficking scheme. If that is accurate that is definitely illegal. Why not formally investigate to find out for sure? All the reasons not to are bad.