The Judge issues a ruling in the Kari Lake case, confirming Katie Hobbs as Governor of Arizona. Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer gets very excited and Kari Lake makes a major announcement, saying she will file an appeal.
E. Jean Carroll’s legal team moves to amend the complaint in her defamation lawsuit against Donald Trump after Trump’s comments about her at the recent CNN Town Hall. The Court docket looks busy and we review the letter to the Judge from Roberta Kaplan, E. Jean Carroll’s attorney.
Donald Trump’s media company sues the Washington Post for $3.7 billion dollars in damages.
Here’s more on all these stories from Robert Gouveia on Watching The Watchers.
This chilling story is enough to make your stomach turn as Ryan Montgomery shares the details of how he became involved and uncovered a website that led to the discovery of its owner, Nathan Larson, a former congressional candidate. These individuals, who have perpetrated terrible and horrific crimes that will affect their victims for the rest of their lives, have thus far escaped justice. However, Ryan and his partner are actively pursuing them. Here’s more from Shawn Ryan on “Horror Stories with Hackman.”
(Editor’s Note:Nathan Larson ran for office several times in Virginia, advocating that child porn be made legal. He was eventually booted by the Libertarian Party, owing to his sick positions. He died on Sep. 18, 2022, while being held on a multitude of charges, in a Maricopa County jail facility in Arizona.)
Now that the Durham Report is out, many are wondering what happens next. The evidence seems to be obvious: The FBI opened a partisan and corrupt investigation into their political opponent and they did it knowingly with intention.
But will there be any consequences for it, or will they keep getting away with this behavior as 2024 looms? One Republican, U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Georgia, is taking action. She is filing Articles of Impeachment against Christopher Way, the director of the FBI.
Kari Lake and her legal team are in the final hours of preparing for a new trial on Count III, the issue regarding signature verification, and whether Maricopa County complied with Arizona law.
We have several documents that are necessary to review before the trial starts. These include the Judge’s Ruling that was taken under advisement during the last hearing. It explains the rules for the trial, and what Lake’s team has to prove. Here’s more from Robert Gouveia on Watching the Watchers.
As we approach three months since the 2022 midterm elections, Arizona Republican gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake refuses to back down.
Lake, who lost to Democrat Katie Hobbs by a mere 17,000 votes, has refused to concede, citing the election was not believable or credible. “The people of Arizona are fed up,” she said. “They did this intentionally to stop the America First candidates in Arizona. We won this in a landslide.”
Appearing on “The Kim Iverson Show,” Lake updates her election lawsuit, which is headed for the Arizona Appellate Court, and hints of her interest in a U.S. Senate run against incumbent Kyrsten Sinema. Iverson also updates the latest from the World Economic Forum 2023.
Truth And Art TV’s Bernie Suarez says there are more than a few conservatives upset with what didn’t come to fruition in 2022.
We’re talking about revelations, such as overwhelming evidence presented by Mike Lindell that Donald J. Trump would be reinstated to the presidency last July, the hope that the 2020 Maricopa County, Ariz., audit would flip the election, the impact of the 2000 Mules documentary, and even the expectation of a monster red wave in the midterms. Nothing materialized, as expected!
Suarez explains why nothing happened and sets the record straight on the big picture where, he says, there’s no room for error.
How did Katie Hobbs, the Democratic gubernatorial candidate, cheat in Arizona? Here, Patrick Byrne, the former CEO of Overstock, lays out the major scam played to skew the results produced in Maricopa County, home of Phoenix.
As many as 42.5 percent of the ballots used on election day were 19 inches in size, not the standard 20 inches in size that the tabulator machines could read. So when these 19-inch ballots were fed through the machines, the tabulators rejected them and did not count the votes. That’s how a large number of election day votes — votes generally cast by Republicans — were never counted.
The team of lawyers representing Kari Lake, the Republican candidate, introduced this evidence but the Maricopa County election officials lied about using these improperly-sized ballots. On day one, they absolutely denied these ballots existed. On day two, they acknowledged the phony ballots, but said they had only been mistakenly used in a small handful of polling stations, not enough to impact the outcome of the race.
Byrne says Kari Lake’s team found otherwise. The ballots were used across the board in every one of the six polling stations Lake was permitted to survey. These ballots, says Byrne, “will be part of the appeal, both to the Arizona Supreme Court and (if necessary) into the U.S. federal judiciary.” Needless to say, it remains to be seen whether there are any honest judges left in the United States.
Kari Lake went scored earth after the ruling, saying, “It’s a fair bet some officials in Maricopa County got coal in their stockings this year. We’ve heard those pair nicely with perjury charges.”
She singled out two specific officials — Stephen Richer and Scott Jarrett. It was Richer who delivered Zoom testimony to the trial — while vacationing in Panama. So fitting!
Jarrett was the Maricopa County election day co-chairman who changed his testimony from one day to the next on the issues surrounding the tabulated ballots that were not counted. More from Neil Johnson.
Here, Robert Gouveia offers an extensive breakout of The Twitter Files 9, from Matt Taibbi, focusing largely on Elvis Chan. Plus, Gouveia reviews Kari Hobbs’ vow to appeal the ruling of Arizona Judge Peter Thompson in the Arizona gubernatorial race. He doesn’t give her a great shot to succeed, unless she can show more concrete evidence that cheating occurred and occurred at a level that might change the outcome of the election. More from Watching the Watchers.
The [Deep State] is throwing everything they have at Trump. They are using the old playbooks, propaganda, lies, you name it. They are panicking.
Maricopa County was caught in a lie. They tried to cover it up, but the coverup always gets you. Trump has now trapped the [Deep State] players.
He just turned the table on Biden. Trump is asking the House to order Biden’s tax returns on all business dealing, plus family members. This is just the beginning.
Buckle up. It’s going to get rough because the [Deep State] will fight back but they did this to themselves. More from the X22 Report.
Can Steve Bannon emerge from the shadows to help former President Donald Trump win the White House a second term?
That’s among the many issues addressed here as RazorFist joins Sebastian Gorka on an America First One on One. RazorFist, a dyed-in-the-wool American original and populist, jabs the phony GOP leaders, like Mitch McConnell and Kevin McCarthy, trying to usurp the party reigns away from Trump. For instance, Razor calls McCarthy “Kevin Boehner with a lower Kleenex bill.”
And then we have McConnell, who sent more campaign money to Alaska to defend Lisa Murkowski than he sent to Arizona to help Blake Masters in his bid to defeat Mark Kelly in the 2022 midterm elections. You’re a dimwitted dullard, Mitch! But no one ever mistook you for being particularly bright — or honest.
RazorFist lives in Arizona, so much of the conversation centers around that state. He delves into the southern border, and Kari Lake’s fight to overturn the corrupt Arizona gubernatorial election. Will she unseat the despotic Katie Hobbs? Stay tuned.
Meanwhile, listen as Maricopa County Attorney Thomas Liddy berates the audacity of Republican voters, because they chose to vote on election day and got mad when the voting machines didn’t work. “We believe in choosing our own rulers.” Wait, what?
If this guy sounds super arrogant, it’s hardly surprising. Not when you consider he is the son of G. Gordon Liddy, the mastermind behind Watergate! So how did he endear himself to Katie Hobbs? More from Red Voice Media.
Modern-day Perry Mason criminal case in Arizona. Speed is essential. Criminals, Nuremberg, comms from Trump. Pray! More from And We Know.
Day 2 of the Kari Lake Trial finishes with closing arguments after the Government presents its case-in-chief.
We hear from Kari Lake’s final witness, Richard Baris @peoples_pundit, who says enough votes were suppressed on election day to alter the outcome of the race between Lake and Katie Hobbs, her opponent for governor of Arizona. In other words, did corrupt officials in Maricopa County run such a sloppy and mismanaged election to disenfranchise Republicans, who vote more often on election day?
Following the testimony by Baris, the Government’s witnesses took the stand. Dr. Kenneth Mayer speaks for the government and shares his opinion on tabulator problems.
Maricopa County Elections Co-Director Reynaldo Venezuela discusses the chain of custody of the Arizona ballots. Scott Jarrett, Co-Director of Elections, is back as a government witness along with election expert witness Ryan Macias. More from Robert Gouveia, Esquire.
Here is a fascinating video from Bombard’s Body Language who draws upon winks, nods and facial tics to capture the unspoken dynamics in the Kari Lake trial. Is the judge, Peter Thompson, impartial?
What prompted so much of the fireworks surrounding the testimony of Heather Honey, a Lake witness, who showed how Maricopa County did not follow a proper chain of command in its handling of ballots from drop boxes?
Will the judge bend the law for one side or the other?
Kari Lake Trial Day 1, including Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer, Maricopa County Director of Elections Scott Jarrett, two expert witnesses, and an election day employee. Maricopa County is Arizona’s most populous county, the location of Phoenix. More from Robert Gouveia, Esquire.
