Colorado Election Lawsuit Exposes 14,000 Fraudulent Ballots and Campaign Finance Smurfing

A bombshell update in the federal lawsuit against Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold reveals more than 14,000 ballots were cast by voters who should never have received them in the November 2024 election. Peter Bernegger of the Wisconsin Center for Election Justice details the findings and explains how ‘smurfing’ launders money into political campaigns using stolen senior citizen identities. Start listening at 16:57 – Hour 1 Colorado Legislation: Protecting Children and Parental Rights State Representative Brandi Bradley of House District 39 previews three critical bills headed to committee this week. HB25-1256 would require parental consent before doctors can write do-not-resuscitate orders for minors. HB25-1253, the Youth Health Protection Act, would ban puberty blockers and gender-affirming procedures for children. HB25-1073 addresses a disturbing gap in Colorado law that currently allows child rapists to receive only probation. “In the state of Colorado, you can rape a child one time, so you can rape multiple children one time and receive a sentence of probation only. And we feel that that is unfair to the children of Colorado and goes against public safety, which is what the governor says that he’s so pro.” Brandi Bradley Start listening at 31:13 – Hour 1 Election Integrity Lawsuit Update: 14,000 Fraudulent Ballots Peter Bernegger provides an explosive update on the federal lawsuit filed last November. After purchasing updated voter rolls following the 2024 election, his team discovered over 14,000 people who should not have received ballots actually cast votes. These include individuals who moved out of state years ago and people registered at commercial addresses like FedEx stores. “That is election fraud. That’s 14,000-plus people that never should have voted, and the clerks allowed it, and Jenna Griswold allowed it.” Peter Bernegger Start listening at 47:08 – Hour 1 Smurfing: The Campaign Finance Scheme Targeting Seniors Bernegger exposes a widespread money laundering scheme called ‘smurfing’ that funnels large donations through the identities of elderly citizens. Using software that disperses bulk contributions into thousands of small donations under seniors’ names and addresses, bad actors have infiltrated campaigns on both sides of the aisle. The scheme has been found in every zip code in America, with 100% of identified ‘smurfs’ being over age 65. Start listening at 64:00 – Hour 2 Understanding Insurance as Risk Transfer Roger Mangan of State Farm Insurance explains the fundamental concept of insurance as transferring risk from individuals to entities capable of absorbing that risk. With 48 years of experience, he encourages listeners to conduct a human life value risk assessment. Start listening at 73:15 – Hour 2 Political Analysis: Pam Bondi, BOI Rule, and More Susan Kochevar of the 88 Drive-In Theater discusses Attorney General Pam Bondi’s handling of the Epstein files, calling her release of only 120 pages of old information ‘insulting.’ She also celebrates the Treasury Department’s suspension of the Beneficial Ownership Information reporting rule, achieved within 27 hours after citizens appealed to Elon Musk and President Trump. “They are not the guardrails. They are the fences. They are the jail cells. and I don’t know how we’re going to get out of that, but we’re go...