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In this segment, Pete Santilli launches into a critique of the Republican Party’s inaction on judicial “lawfare,” arguing that without a two-thirds majority to impeach judges for unconstitutional rulings, election fraud will persist in a self-perpetuating cycle. He traces the origins of electronic voting–machine vulnerabilities back to the 2000 “hanging chads” controversy, highlights firsthand experiences in Georgia’s election battles, and praises independent watchdogs like voterGA.org for exposing counterfeit ballots and QR-code security flaws. Santilli and his guest, Garland “Faventino,” discuss key Georgia cases—from the Fulton County counterfeit-ballot lawsuit to challenges against QR-code ballot-marking devices—and celebrate recent executive actions aimed at enforcing verifiable paper ballots and security reviews, framing these as critical steps toward restoring electoral integrity