Election Fraud is NOT a Conspiracy, Credible Allegations of Fraud in Nevada

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Ben Swann declares election fraud is not a conspiracy theory and promises to break down serious allegations state by state, starting with Nevada.

The episode opens with Ben Swann asserting that election fraud allegations should not be dismissed as conspiracy theories. He announces a week-long series breaking down fraud claims state by state, starting with Nevada. Swann notes that fraud exists in every election, but the key question is whether it's widespread enough to change outcomes. He transitions to a sponsor shout-out for franchise coach Kim Daly. Returning to Nevada, Swann highlights a sworn affidavit from a Clark County election department worker. The affidavit alleges witnessing individuals handing unopened mail-in ballots to others who filled them out against a Biden-Harris van. It also describes a human wall blocking visibility as ballots were marked. The worker reported this to a team leader, who was told nothing could be done and that ballot harvesting is legal. Swann clarifies this isn't about harvesting but about on-site ballot filling. The affidavit further claims voters without proper IDs were told to make a DMV appointment and show proof, with workers instructed to enter double zeros in the registration form. Swann suggests this coding could help identify these votes. He quotes a Trump campaign attorney stating sworn declarations are evidence. Swann points out the vote margin in Nevada is small, around 36,000 votes out of 1.2 million cast. He criticizes Clark County Register of Voters Joe Gloria for delaying investigation until after the election. Swann references the 2000 Florida recount, which took 37 days, arguing current multi-state contests require similar scrutiny before certification. He emphasizes that journalists should investigate credible allegations starting with small cases to potentially uncover larger issues. Swann warns that failing to investigate erodes public confidence in the electoral system, making governance difficult. He previews upcoming episodes on Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Arizona.

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