Media ignores Trump speech on 220M leaked voter files & MAGA sabotage.

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Full Transcript Charlie James: And welcome to your Friday afternoon right here on News Talk 98.9 WORD. I got a—I just gotta tell you, I just gotta tell you right off the bat, I'm not in the best mood today. I, uh, I am not in the best mood today whatsoever. I really am not. President Trump laid out a speech last night that should have, should have shocked the world. But nobody cares. Literally, I've been watching Fox News all afternoon. They haven't talked about it a bit. Not one little bit. Everybody—we had networks that didn't cover it, nobody—nobody cares. Nobody cares! President Trump basically got on television last night and wasted his breath. 220 million U.S. voter files have been compromised. 220 million! China acquired sensitive data including names, addresses, political preferences, and they've been doing this since 2020. The shadow government knew that this was going on and they suppressed it. The FBI, the CIA officials hid evidence of Chinese meddling from not only the president, but from Congress as well. Congress ought to be livid. They are not. They are not. Then something that we have always suspected: voting machine hackability. Intelligence confirms that Russia, China, and Iran have the ability to compromise electronic voting infrastructure. Nobody cares. A 2020 raid in Muskegon, in Michigan, uncovered canvassers signing fraudulent forms for gift cards. Investigation reportedly slow—was slow-walked. Biden basically squashed that one. Nobody cares. 278,000 non-citizens registered to vote, and that's only in states that have actually turned over their voter rolls, which means the blue states haven't, so that's probably at least doubled or tripled. DHS review identified over a quarter-million ineligible foreign nationals registered in federal elections. Oh, but nobody cares. Literally, nobody cares. In fact, in fact, I mean this is—this is kind of crazy. Over on CNN, they—they tried to downplay the last issue that—that I just told you about, you know, about these foreigners in our elections being registered. They tried to downplay it. I want you to listen to this. This is over on, uh—I'm sorry, this was CBS, I believe. Here we go. Let's take a listen. CBS Clip: "...something I think the President's going to talk about that I think will click in our viewers' ears. Yeah. In cooperation with 12 states, the administration believes it has found 25,000 non-citizens on voter rolls, and it extrapolates from that the potential of 250,000 non-citizen on voter rolls in our country. Again, that's a number that would probably to our viewers cause some sense of concern. One thing to know about that, just because you're on a voter roll does not mean you're an active participant. Lots of Americans are on rolls and don't cast ballots in elections..." Charlie James: Oh, okay. I get it. Oh, okay, I got—yeah, just because you're on the voter roll doesn't mean you're voting. I get it. I understand. Yeah, completely. Completely. "Yeah, they're on the voter rolls, but, you know, that doesn't mean they're voting." Completely trying to cover this up. That's what they're doing. I want you to listen to a little bit of what President Trump said last night. Donald Trump Clip: "The cover-up of this colossal security breach is even more disturbing in light of the additional information showing that China engaged in other election-related activities to undermine my first administration and our 2020 campaign. They did not want—and they just didn't want it—they fought like hell not to have Donald Trump to win, and for good reason. As the documents we are releasing show, CIA reporting explicitly stated, and I quote, 'In mid-2018, the Chinese Communist Party's policy was to leverage all domestic and foreign elements that were opposed to the US president in an effort to reduce the US president's votes and make him resign or prevent his re-election.'" Charlie James: Nobody cares. Sorry, sir. It was a good speech last night, i ...

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