The Jim Benson Show, August 2, 2026

The Jim Benson Show Communist Dems: Hate America, Destroy America Trump asks SCOTUS to allow USPS ballot mailing regulations. Election Integrity, Mail-In Ballots, and the Battle Over Voter Rolls Jim Benson examines election integrity through his own commentary and three outside video sources: Brian Maxwell’s Real Politics presentation on alleged non-citizen voter registrations in New Jersey, Stephen Gardner’s segment on Democratic polling, fundraising, fraud claims, and the SAVE Act, and attorney Andrew Branca’s commentary on litigation over Trump’s mail-in ballot executive order. Jim Benson Opens With Election Integrity and Political Commentary In this episode of The Jim Benson Show, Jim Benson frames the program around election integrity, mail-in ballots, non-citizen voter registration allegations, and related political commentary. He opens by identifying his conservative perspective, criticizing the Democratic Party in strongly partisan terms, and arguing that the 2020 election was illegitimate because of what he describes as mail-in ballot fraud, electronic vote manipulation, and broader election-rigging claims. The transcript notes that political claims, allegations, quoted language, and strong partisan statements are preserved as speaker or presenter statements and were not independently verified in the cleanup. Jim Benson Introduces Three Outside Video Sources Jim explains that the episode will use three video presentations played back-to-back. The first source is Brian Maxwell on the Real Politics YouTube channel, discussing claims about New Jersey officials, voter rolls, and alleged non-citizen voting. The second source is Stephen Gardner from The Stephen Gardner Show on YouTube, covering Democratic polling, fundraising, alleged fraud, and the SAVE Act. The third source is attorney Andrew Branca, discussing legal challenges to President Trump’s executive order involving the U.S. Postal Service and mail-in ballots. Brian Maxwell / Real Politics: New Jersey Voter Roll Allegations The first clip source, Brian Maxwell of Real Politics, focuses on claims that New Jersey improperly registered approximately 6,600 non-citizens through a motor vehicle software issue and that roughly 400 of them voted. Maxwell argues that this admission undermines Democratic claims that non-citizen voting is not a real issue, and he repeatedly frames the story as evidence of a larger national problem. His segment includes references to Governor Mikie Sherrill, CNN, Good Morning America, Scott Jennings, John Solomon, Idemia, the Department of Justice, Harmeet Dhillon, and Department of Homeland Security figures, while asserting that the New Jersey numbers may be much higher than publicly acknowledged. Stephen Gardner Show: Polls, Fundraising, RFK Jr., Trump, and the SAVE Act The second clip source, Stephen Gardner of The Stephen Gardner Show, shifts from New Jersey-specific claims to national political momentum and election-integrity legislation. Gardner argues that Democrats are unpopular, financially weakened, and facing poor public trust, citing claims about DNC debt, Republican fundraising strength, and unfavorable polling for Democrats in Congress. He also includes a segment attributed to RFK Jr. about alleged fraud in government payments, then turns to President Trump’s statements about voter rolls, mail-in ballots, voter ID, proof of citizenship, and the need to pass the SAVE Act before the midterms. Andrew Branca: Mail-In Ballot Litigation and Trump’s Executive Order The third clip source, attorney Andrew Branca, discusses litigation over President Trump’s executive order aimed at checking alleged mail-in ballot fraud. Branca says Democratic states see the order as an existential threat, describes an injunction against implementation, and explains that the case went from federal court to the First Circuit Court of Appeals and then to the Supreme Court. He criticizes Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson’s handling of the timeline and argues that universal mail-in ballots create fraud opportunities because ballots are sent to voter rolls that may include ineligible people, dead voters, people who moved, or others he says should not receive ballots. Jim Benson’s Larger Argument About Mail-In Ballots and the Midterms Taken together, Jim uses the three outside clips to support his larger argument that mail-in ballots, voter rolls, non-citizen registrations, and legal challenges are central to the 2026 midterm elections. He says Democratic officials and allied judges are resisting President Trump’s election-integrity efforts, and he presents the New Jersey claims as only the beginning of what he believes is a much larger national issue. The program repeatedly links voter ID, proof of citizenship, federal voter-roll review, the Postal Service, and the SAVE Act to the broader question of whether the United States can have secure elections before the upcoming congressional midterms. Closing Information and Where to Find the Show Jim closes by saying he hopes listeners found the content valuable and directs them to watch or listen to the podcast after it is posted on The Jim Benson Show pages at BBSRadio.com. He also mentions availability on X.com, Rumble, Apple Podcasts, and related video sections on his BBS Radio pages. He tells listeners to look for the show again in two weeks in the same time slot and ends by wishing them a good rest of the day and evening.