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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Pat Kolbeck is joining us right now. We saw just
a massive history made yesterday as the launch of that
Artemis two rocket went into space and it was, as
my three year old said, so beautiful.
Speaker 2 (00:18):
There it is.
Speaker 3 (00:19):
They passes the ultimate Ego target milestone. As you control
Houston seeing good performance.
Speaker 1 (00:24):
Of the boarding inches, I had this moment, and I
don't know about you, Pat, but like I just felt
like it was an immense like there was this massive
opportunity for us to come together as a country. And
I think, you know, I'm watching people in the reaction
and some of the things that happen, even for people
who watch the show and take.
Speaker 2 (00:43):
It myself, have we really gotten this far?
Speaker 1 (00:45):
Are we really being this this manipulated that we can't
even take a moment to watch. So I sat with
I got my girls together, just five and three, and
we watched this thing live. Because I thought to myself
that moment that the kids had in this sixties to
sit down in front of the TV and watch that,
and I think, like it's been over fifty years, it's
(01:05):
seventy two the last time we did this. This is
incredible And I do remember I remember sitting in school,
I watched the Challenger disaster, and that's you know, that
was one of the things somebody warned me about yesterday.
I thought to myself, Yeah, I just maybe I think
this is a good time to sit down with the
girls and do this. So we did it, and again,
as my three year old said, wow, that's so beautiful,
(01:28):
she was so she was so like I don't know,
just sort of raptured with the whole thing, you know,
just our eyes were like as big as you know,
saucers watching the whole thing, and she just loved it.
So I don't know about you, what did you you know,
when when you saw this happen yesterday, what were your
(01:50):
thoughts on it?
Speaker 3 (01:51):
All?
Speaker 2 (01:51):
Welcome in.
Speaker 4 (01:52):
I got to admit it brought a tear to my eye.
I mean, I've been in the space program for a
better part of my early career. Like I said, I
went to the International Space University, I got my degrees
in aerospace engineering. I worked for Boeing on the International
Space Station. I actually was a teacher out at Space
Camp in Huntsville, Alabama. So I love this stuff. And
(02:13):
when I saw that Artemis to rocket take off at
the launch pad, it brought a tear to my eye,
and you know why, because it felt like we were back.
We're back as America. I mean, I don't want to
get too political on this, but the idea of making
America great again is a great slogan. But there's this
is an actual example of America going back to the
(02:37):
days of six flags on the moon and demonstrating that
America truly is an exceptional nation. So for me, it
was amazingly inspirational. And when you look at it against
the backdrop of the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of
our country. I mean, you talked about timing at the
beginning of the show that the timing on this is perfect.
(02:58):
I mean, I'd love to scoot for the landing a
couple of years from the plan twenty twenty eight landing
up till now, but right now they're not ready with
the landers yet. But I'll tell you, I'll settle for
a trip around the moon with four astronauts right now.
Speaker 1 (03:14):
And the thing that it does, because right now I'm
watching a lot of people in America fall victim to
the prop again and I'm actually seeing it on the
right to right now. The psychological piece of this, the
warfare is and I think a lot of people will
recognize when I say this that they too understand that
they recognize this at some point as well. But we
have been attacked as a nation. The left has really
(03:38):
been I mean selling us off bit by bit, piece
by piece, because they said the whole narratives were done.
Speaker 2 (03:43):
We're over China's taken over America.
Speaker 1 (03:47):
Let's just get out and like sell the rest for
scrap is basically how they thought. But we have seen
since this president came into the office the very beginning
days that no, we still have these capabilities. We still
are the greatest nation, we still have the greatest people.
We can still do whatever it is that we set
out to do, because we're shooting for the stars and
(04:07):
you know that that fits here. But people always say
to me things like, well, why are we going to
spend all this money on this going to the moon
when we can't feed people at home? And we can
tell here's my belief. I believe we can do them both.
Speaker 2 (04:21):
See.
Speaker 1 (04:22):
I believe that if we are focused and this president
has those thoughts you think big, you can do these
big things, that we can walk and shoe bubblegum at
the same time Biden couldn't even walk, he fell off apike,
you know, every time he took a step here and there.
I don't want to take these jabs at him, but
that was a perfect symbol for how those people thought
(04:42):
they were constantly in that sort of victim mindset. At
this point and in this place, we can do if
we get back to that mindset, those beliefs.
Speaker 2 (04:51):
That we can do amazing things, then we can.
Speaker 4 (04:55):
Exactly, it's a swager mindset, right, I mean here we have, uh,
the idea that America can do anything we set our
minds to go off and do. It's been brought up
thinking that America is one of the most horrible places
ever to live in the in the whole world, and
that the American dream is gone. And then there's they
depend on government to go often and give them whatever
(05:18):
that they want. That's not the case here. And uh,
and finally we got a president that's leading and demonstrating
by example that all the negative stuff about America doesn't apply.
It's uh, we can. We truly are an exceptional nation.
And it's about time to start swinging for the fences again.
You know, for too long everybody's been talking about uh,
(05:40):
you know, getting up to bat and just you know,
putting out a sacrifice, fly out there, and finally we
got somebody who's swinging for the fences, and I appreciate it.
There's a there's that mindset as Americans that I think
we need to do. That's forward oriented, that's forward looking,
and frankly, it's rooted in our faith, and that that's
what their real target is on all there. From my perspective,
(06:01):
I mean, when you talk about what makes America strong,
it's our Judeo Christian roots. They can't stand it. And
you remember the foundation or the Matrix of Liberty, the
old Monument of Forefathers out of Plymouth, Massachusetts. I talk
about this whenever I'm on Lindell TV, and I try
to end the show with this reminder, if you want
to know what makes America great again, at the center
(06:22):
of that statue, at the center of this monument that
was funded by taxpayer dollars was the idea of faith
and morality and law and freedom and education. I mean,
all this was about making us better as people, as
human beings. And so we're up in this battle right
(06:43):
now for all these people that want to make you
worse that want you to be convinced that you can't
do great things anymore. Well, I think with the president's
demonstrating here, what the folks out at NASA are demonstrating,
with the folks out at Lockheed and Boeing and all
the other space companies that were part of this Artemis
two mission a demonstrating is that if you dream big,
(07:06):
you can achieve big.
Speaker 2 (07:08):
Hey man, we've got to get back to that.
Speaker 1 (07:10):
We've got to get back to that, that mindset, that
way of thinking, and and make the mistake that everything
that we've watched through the years has been chipping away
at that idea that we can't I mean, we we
got people that are solidly been put in the government
and institutions all across the country who hate this country,
who think that it's never been great.
Speaker 2 (07:31):
So great again.
Speaker 1 (07:32):
They can't even understand that they think it's never been great,
but they've been indoctrin and it's been programmed to think
that way. And and unfortunately, uh, there's there's far too
many of them. Let me ask you this, what are we.
Speaker 4 (07:43):
Going to get? Justin just reminds me of something when
I was in the Michigan Senate, I put I did
a floor speech and later put on an opbed on
the Detroit News. They carried it and it was called
we need more Footprints, and it was highlighting that iconic
photo of UH Neo R. Armstrong when he came off
the lander on the Apollo eleven mission and UH. And
(08:04):
I'm gonna when I get a chance, I'm gonna post
it up on all my social media so everybody can
go off and look at it again. Because I think
that gets to the heart of why I got so
emotional on that launch yesterday, Because this is a big deal.
I think we're getting back into creating some more footprints again.
Speaker 1 (08:20):
Your history with the program and UH and buzz Aldro
and all those things that you I've seen you post
about and share online. I think is really incredible. But Pat,
I also want to ask you today about election integrity.
That's the other piece. Yeah, that was another big You
(08:40):
think about all the historic things that are happening right now,
and it's one after the other. So we saw they
can't get it down in the Senate. President says, you
know what, I'm gonna do it on my own and
sign this executive order. There are a lot of pieces
in this executive order that look like they're going to
have some good teeth, and I think most of it.
Speaker 2 (09:00):
Folks want to see.
Speaker 1 (09:02):
You know, this this thing with the mail and the
and the ballots, I think is a big, big step
in the right direction. Walk us through what we what
we witnessed. Why that's so important.
Speaker 4 (09:12):
Well for the executive order. What's actually in the executive
order that I think is of note if if you
want me to focus in on that for a little bit,
but it's it's essentially establishing the United States Postal Service
as the gateway for determining whether or not somebody's a
legal voter. Essentially, they're going to be provided with data
(09:34):
from the federal government as to who are citizens and
who are of voting age and and all that good stuff.
They're going to be provided with that database, and they're
going to use that to filter out who gets the
ballots and who doesn't. And if you're not a legal voter,
then you're not going to get a ballot, no matter
what Jocelyn Benson and her friends have to say about it.
(09:56):
That that is on the mail in voting vulnerability that
we have our elections, which arguably is probably ninety percent
of the election problem. Now, the Dems have other ways
of getting around this, so just maximize the use of
dropboxes because they want anonymous casting, a balance and stuff.
You know. I'm like, you know, can't solve everything all
(10:16):
at once, but the President's taken care of I believe
one of the biggest threats to the integrity of our elections,
and that's mail in voting. So this is a really
good executive order he put out. There would be better
if the Congress got off their derry air, particularly in
the US Senate, and actually push this. But you know what,
(10:36):
I appreciate that the President gave them an opportunity to
do the right thing. They didn't do the right thing,
and he didn't sit back and wait for them and
just blame him for it. He went off and did
what he could to go off and help secure our elections.
And believe it or not, it sounds like Nancy Pelosi
is actually making some moves to help secure our elections too.
I don't know if you've heard her recent statement, but
(10:59):
she was actually expressing concerns about the integrity of the
machines and she was afraid that Republicans would come in
and modify the votes with these machines. So I'm thinking,
you know what, there's one way to solve this, Nancy,
Let's just get rid of the machines. I think it's
she actually helped tee up a nice little the next
executive order for President Trump that says, let's go off
(11:21):
and help Nancy Pelosi sleep well at night, and let's
just get rid of all the electronic voting systems. That'll
take care of the other ten percent.
Speaker 2 (11:28):
Here she is.
Speaker 3 (11:29):
We always have concerns, but with this president and these
Republicans who have no commitment to the rule of law
and doing things the appropriate way, we're ready. We have
three purposes now. One is to win the midterms, two
is to make sure the elections are safe, and three
(11:50):
to tell people what we will do when we win.
And that is the mission.
Speaker 4 (11:57):
All.
Speaker 3 (11:57):
There's so many things that you can do to protect
the election, and they are being done, whether it's litigation
or legislation or just mobilization, communication.
Speaker 2 (12:11):
All that.
Speaker 3 (12:12):
But in addition to that, we have to be on
guard as to what they may try to do to
the technology. They may try to creep into the technology, yew,
she's worried and create a false.
Speaker 2 (12:24):
Count how do you guard against that.
Speaker 3 (12:25):
That's a challenge.
Speaker 2 (12:27):
That's a minute.
Speaker 1 (12:29):
I thought this wasn't a thing, this was just for
conspiracy theory cooks.
Speaker 4 (12:33):
What happened I know, Well, remember prior to the twenty
twenty election, I mean, you couldn't turn on a news
station without the Democrats expressing concern with the machines. I mean,
they had congressional hearings where they had the CEOs like
John Polis, the former CEO of Dominion Voting Systems, being
questioned about the supply chain, the fact that they're using
(12:55):
Chinese components and all this kind of stuff. All this
is ramped up in the lead up to twenty twenty election,
and then after the twenty twenty election, Mom's a word,
And if you talked about the machines, if you actually
wanted to investigate the machines, you got indicted, You got investigated,
you got threatened. And Nancy Pelosi and her friends were
all for it. Well, myself, my friend Mike Lindell, and
(13:18):
others were pretty inconsistent, saying, Nope, these machines are a
vulnerable vector to the integrity of our elections. They need
to be gotten rid of ASAF and so you can
tell who's telling the truth, who keeps their story consistent
all the way through, versus Nancy and crew that seem
to be changing their narrative depending on who wins the election.
Speaker 1 (13:40):
Pad callback follow them online, PJ callback obviously over on
too Rags, Bud. He's all over the place in this
fight for election integrity. And I've found your feet and
things that you've shared recently about Artemis and I'm sure
over the coming days and you're experience in all of this,
maybe we'll have you back after it's all wrapped up
to talk about some of these things. But I found
it to be very interesting and we kind of hit
(14:02):
a double a two for tonight. So thank you for
taking a time to be here with us. And where
where can folks find you? I know you're working hard
with Mike and the crew to continue to keep up
the fight.
Speaker 4 (14:15):
Yeah, we go to Election Crimebureau dot com. That's the
website that I curate for Micha Lindell. And stay tuned
because over the next couple of weeks, I'm still I'm
putting the finishing touches on a blockbuster report. I mean,
Grock actually said it's the the most it gave me
a very good crew said. It's one of the most professional,
(14:37):
well constructed, non fringe compilations of election fraud. There's over
eight hundred findings in it, of which over five hundred
are established fact from across all all battleground states. And
I'll tell you that's going to be coming out in
the next week or two. I'm just going through validating
two and forty footnote citations right now, so little tedious,
(15:02):
but yeah, go to Election Crime Bureau you see more
information out on that. And I'm telling you stay tuned too,
because the next couple of weeks, in particular, you're going
to see release after release after release coming out of
DC regarding our elections.
Speaker 2 (15:16):
There it is.
Speaker 1 (15:17):
Pat Colbeck, always a pleasure, my friend. Thank you for
taking the time, and we'll we'll keep you posted any
more of these new updates following them online.
Speaker 2 (15:24):
PJ.
Speaker 1 (15:25):
Collbeck at Electioncrimebureau dot com.
Speaker 4 (15:28):
Thank you, sir, and ask for my friend.
Speaker 2 (15:30):
God bye.
Pat Kolbeck is joining us right now. We saw just
a massive history made yesterday as the launch of that
Artemis two rocket went into space and it was, as
my three year old said, so beautiful.
Speaker 2 (00:18):
There it is.
Speaker 3 (00:19):
They passes the ultimate Ego target milestone. As you control
Houston seeing good performance.
Speaker 1 (00:24):
Of the boarding inches, I had this moment, and I
don't know about you, Pat, but like I just felt
like it was an immense like there was this massive
opportunity for us to come together as a country. And
I think, you know, I'm watching people in the reaction
and some of the things that happen, even for people
who watch the show and take.
Speaker 2 (00:43):
It myself, have we really gotten this far?
Speaker 1 (00:45):
Are we really being this this manipulated that we can't
even take a moment to watch. So I sat with
I got my girls together, just five and three, and
we watched this thing live. Because I thought to myself
that moment that the kids had in this sixties to
sit down in front of the TV and watch that,
and I think, like it's been over fifty years, it's
(01:05):
seventy two the last time we did this. This is
incredible And I do remember I remember sitting in school,
I watched the Challenger disaster, and that's you know, that
was one of the things somebody warned me about yesterday.
I thought to myself, Yeah, I just maybe I think
this is a good time to sit down with the
girls and do this. So we did it, and again,
as my three year old said, wow, that's so beautiful,
(01:28):
she was so she was so like I don't know,
just sort of raptured with the whole thing, you know,
just our eyes were like as big as you know,
saucers watching the whole thing, and she just loved it.
So I don't know about you, what did you you know,
when when you saw this happen yesterday, what were your
(01:50):
thoughts on it?
Speaker 3 (01:51):
All?
Speaker 2 (01:51):
Welcome in.
Speaker 4 (01:52):
I got to admit it brought a tear to my eye.
I mean, I've been in the space program for a
better part of my early career. Like I said, I
went to the International Space University, I got my degrees
in aerospace engineering. I worked for Boeing on the International
Space Station. I actually was a teacher out at Space
Camp in Huntsville, Alabama. So I love this stuff. And
(02:13):
when I saw that Artemis to rocket take off at
the launch pad, it brought a tear to my eye,
and you know why, because it felt like we were back.
We're back as America. I mean, I don't want to
get too political on this, but the idea of making
America great again is a great slogan. But there's this
is an actual example of America going back to the
(02:37):
days of six flags on the moon and demonstrating that
America truly is an exceptional nation. So for me, it
was amazingly inspirational. And when you look at it against
the backdrop of the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of
our country. I mean, you talked about timing at the
beginning of the show that the timing on this is perfect.
(02:58):
I mean, I'd love to scoot for the landing a
couple of years from the plan twenty twenty eight landing
up till now, but right now they're not ready with
the landers yet. But I'll tell you, I'll settle for
a trip around the moon with four astronauts right now.
Speaker 1 (03:14):
And the thing that it does, because right now I'm
watching a lot of people in America fall victim to
the prop again and I'm actually seeing it on the
right to right now. The psychological piece of this, the
warfare is and I think a lot of people will
recognize when I say this that they too understand that
they recognize this at some point as well. But we
have been attacked as a nation. The left has really
(03:38):
been I mean selling us off bit by bit, piece
by piece, because they said the whole narratives were done.
Speaker 2 (03:43):
We're over China's taken over America.
Speaker 1 (03:47):
Let's just get out and like sell the rest for
scrap is basically how they thought. But we have seen
since this president came into the office the very beginning
days that no, we still have these capabilities. We still
are the greatest nation, we still have the greatest people.
We can still do whatever it is that we set
out to do, because we're shooting for the stars and
(04:07):
you know that that fits here. But people always say
to me things like, well, why are we going to
spend all this money on this going to the moon
when we can't feed people at home? And we can
tell here's my belief. I believe we can do them both.
Speaker 2 (04:21):
See.
Speaker 1 (04:22):
I believe that if we are focused and this president
has those thoughts you think big, you can do these
big things, that we can walk and shoe bubblegum at
the same time Biden couldn't even walk, he fell off apike,
you know, every time he took a step here and there.
I don't want to take these jabs at him, but
that was a perfect symbol for how those people thought
(04:42):
they were constantly in that sort of victim mindset. At
this point and in this place, we can do if
we get back to that mindset, those beliefs.
Speaker 2 (04:51):
That we can do amazing things, then we can.
Speaker 4 (04:55):
Exactly, it's a swager mindset, right, I mean here we have, uh,
the idea that America can do anything we set our
minds to go off and do. It's been brought up
thinking that America is one of the most horrible places
ever to live in the in the whole world, and
that the American dream is gone. And then there's they
depend on government to go often and give them whatever
(05:18):
that they want. That's not the case here. And uh,
and finally we got a president that's leading and demonstrating
by example that all the negative stuff about America doesn't apply.
It's uh, we can. We truly are an exceptional nation.
And it's about time to start swinging for the fences again.
You know, for too long everybody's been talking about uh,
(05:40):
you know, getting up to bat and just you know,
putting out a sacrifice, fly out there, and finally we
got somebody who's swinging for the fences, and I appreciate it.
There's a there's that mindset as Americans that I think
we need to do. That's forward oriented, that's forward looking,
and frankly, it's rooted in our faith, and that that's
what their real target is on all there. From my perspective,
(06:01):
I mean, when you talk about what makes America strong,
it's our Judeo Christian roots. They can't stand it. And
you remember the foundation or the Matrix of Liberty, the
old Monument of Forefathers out of Plymouth, Massachusetts. I talk
about this whenever I'm on Lindell TV, and I try
to end the show with this reminder, if you want
to know what makes America great again, at the center
(06:22):
of that statue, at the center of this monument that
was funded by taxpayer dollars was the idea of faith
and morality and law and freedom and education. I mean,
all this was about making us better as people, as
human beings. And so we're up in this battle right
(06:43):
now for all these people that want to make you
worse that want you to be convinced that you can't
do great things anymore. Well, I think with the president's
demonstrating here, what the folks out at NASA are demonstrating,
with the folks out at Lockheed and Boeing and all
the other space companies that were part of this Artemis
two mission a demonstrating is that if you dream big,
(07:06):
you can achieve big.
Speaker 2 (07:08):
Hey man, we've got to get back to that.
Speaker 1 (07:10):
We've got to get back to that, that mindset, that
way of thinking, and and make the mistake that everything
that we've watched through the years has been chipping away
at that idea that we can't I mean, we we
got people that are solidly been put in the government
and institutions all across the country who hate this country,
who think that it's never been great.
Speaker 2 (07:31):
So great again.
Speaker 1 (07:32):
They can't even understand that they think it's never been great,
but they've been indoctrin and it's been programmed to think
that way. And and unfortunately, uh, there's there's far too
many of them. Let me ask you this, what are we.
Speaker 4 (07:43):
Going to get? Justin just reminds me of something when
I was in the Michigan Senate, I put I did
a floor speech and later put on an opbed on
the Detroit News. They carried it and it was called
we need more Footprints, and it was highlighting that iconic
photo of UH Neo R. Armstrong when he came off
the lander on the Apollo eleven mission and UH. And
(08:04):
I'm gonna when I get a chance, I'm gonna post
it up on all my social media so everybody can
go off and look at it again. Because I think
that gets to the heart of why I got so
emotional on that launch yesterday, Because this is a big deal.
I think we're getting back into creating some more footprints again.
Speaker 1 (08:20):
Your history with the program and UH and buzz Aldro
and all those things that you I've seen you post
about and share online. I think is really incredible. But Pat,
I also want to ask you today about election integrity.
That's the other piece. Yeah, that was another big You
(08:40):
think about all the historic things that are happening right now,
and it's one after the other. So we saw they
can't get it down in the Senate. President says, you
know what, I'm gonna do it on my own and
sign this executive order. There are a lot of pieces
in this executive order that look like they're going to
have some good teeth, and I think most of it.
Speaker 2 (09:00):
Folks want to see.
Speaker 1 (09:02):
You know, this this thing with the mail and the
and the ballots, I think is a big, big step
in the right direction. Walk us through what we what
we witnessed. Why that's so important.
Speaker 4 (09:12):
Well for the executive order. What's actually in the executive
order that I think is of note if if you
want me to focus in on that for a little bit,
but it's it's essentially establishing the United States Postal Service
as the gateway for determining whether or not somebody's a
legal voter. Essentially, they're going to be provided with data
(09:34):
from the federal government as to who are citizens and
who are of voting age and and all that good stuff.
They're going to be provided with that database, and they're
going to use that to filter out who gets the
ballots and who doesn't. And if you're not a legal voter,
then you're not going to get a ballot, no matter
what Jocelyn Benson and her friends have to say about it.
(09:56):
That that is on the mail in voting vulnerability that
we have our elections, which arguably is probably ninety percent
of the election problem. Now, the Dems have other ways
of getting around this, so just maximize the use of
dropboxes because they want anonymous casting, a balance and stuff.
You know. I'm like, you know, can't solve everything all
(10:16):
at once, but the President's taken care of I believe
one of the biggest threats to the integrity of our elections,
and that's mail in voting. So this is a really
good executive order he put out. There would be better
if the Congress got off their derry air, particularly in
the US Senate, and actually push this. But you know what,
(10:36):
I appreciate that the President gave them an opportunity to
do the right thing. They didn't do the right thing,
and he didn't sit back and wait for them and
just blame him for it. He went off and did
what he could to go off and help secure our elections.
And believe it or not, it sounds like Nancy Pelosi
is actually making some moves to help secure our elections too.
I don't know if you've heard her recent statement, but
(10:59):
she was actually expressing concerns about the integrity of the
machines and she was afraid that Republicans would come in
and modify the votes with these machines. So I'm thinking,
you know what, there's one way to solve this, Nancy,
Let's just get rid of the machines. I think it's
she actually helped tee up a nice little the next
executive order for President Trump that says, let's go off
(11:21):
and help Nancy Pelosi sleep well at night, and let's
just get rid of all the electronic voting systems. That'll
take care of the other ten percent.
Speaker 2 (11:28):
Here she is.
Speaker 3 (11:29):
We always have concerns, but with this president and these
Republicans who have no commitment to the rule of law
and doing things the appropriate way, we're ready. We have
three purposes now. One is to win the midterms, two
is to make sure the elections are safe, and three
(11:50):
to tell people what we will do when we win.
And that is the mission.
Speaker 4 (11:57):
All.
Speaker 3 (11:57):
There's so many things that you can do to protect
the election, and they are being done, whether it's litigation
or legislation or just mobilization, communication.
Speaker 2 (12:11):
All that.
Speaker 3 (12:12):
But in addition to that, we have to be on
guard as to what they may try to do to
the technology. They may try to creep into the technology, yew,
she's worried and create a false.
Speaker 2 (12:24):
Count how do you guard against that.
Speaker 3 (12:25):
That's a challenge.
Speaker 2 (12:27):
That's a minute.
Speaker 1 (12:29):
I thought this wasn't a thing, this was just for
conspiracy theory cooks.
Speaker 4 (12:33):
What happened I know, Well, remember prior to the twenty
twenty election, I mean, you couldn't turn on a news
station without the Democrats expressing concern with the machines. I mean,
they had congressional hearings where they had the CEOs like
John Polis, the former CEO of Dominion Voting Systems, being
questioned about the supply chain, the fact that they're using
(12:55):
Chinese components and all this kind of stuff. All this
is ramped up in the lead up to twenty twenty election,
and then after the twenty twenty election, Mom's a word,
And if you talked about the machines, if you actually
wanted to investigate the machines, you got indicted, You got investigated,
you got threatened. And Nancy Pelosi and her friends were
all for it. Well, myself, my friend Mike Lindell, and
(13:18):
others were pretty inconsistent, saying, Nope, these machines are a
vulnerable vector to the integrity of our elections. They need
to be gotten rid of ASAF and so you can
tell who's telling the truth, who keeps their story consistent
all the way through, versus Nancy and crew that seem
to be changing their narrative depending on who wins the election.
Speaker 1 (13:40):
Pad callback follow them online, PJ callback obviously over on
too Rags, Bud. He's all over the place in this
fight for election integrity. And I've found your feet and
things that you've shared recently about Artemis and I'm sure
over the coming days and you're experience in all of this,
maybe we'll have you back after it's all wrapped up
to talk about some of these things. But I found
it to be very interesting and we kind of hit
(14:02):
a double a two for tonight. So thank you for
taking a time to be here with us. And where
where can folks find you? I know you're working hard
with Mike and the crew to continue to keep up
the fight.
Speaker 4 (14:15):
Yeah, we go to Election Crimebureau dot com. That's the
website that I curate for Micha Lindell. And stay tuned
because over the next couple of weeks, I'm still I'm
putting the finishing touches on a blockbuster report. I mean,
Grock actually said it's the the most it gave me
a very good crew said. It's one of the most professional,
(14:37):
well constructed, non fringe compilations of election fraud. There's over
eight hundred findings in it, of which over five hundred
are established fact from across all all battleground states. And
I'll tell you that's going to be coming out in
the next week or two. I'm just going through validating
two and forty footnote citations right now, so little tedious,
(15:02):
but yeah, go to Election Crime Bureau you see more
information out on that. And I'm telling you stay tuned too,
because the next couple of weeks, in particular, you're going
to see release after release after release coming out of
DC regarding our elections.
Speaker 2 (15:16):
There it is.
Speaker 1 (15:17):
Pat Colbeck, always a pleasure, my friend. Thank you for
taking the time, and we'll we'll keep you posted any
more of these new updates following them online.
Speaker 2 (15:24):
PJ.
Speaker 1 (15:25):
Collbeck at Electioncrimebureau dot com.
Speaker 4 (15:28):
Thank you, sir, and ask for my friend.
Speaker 2 (15:30):
God bye.
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