Flaws In The SystemFlaws In The System
Trish Wood is Critical
Bennie Smith, Shelby County, Tennessee elections commissioner and programmer who discovered a major flaw in voting machine software is not ruling out a deliberate hack favoring Joe Biden as part of a compromised election. Also, law professor Tim...
2:41:53•12 Nov 2020
Questioning Election Integrity: Flaws in the System
Episode Overview
- Voting machines can be manipulated through weighted elections.
- Mainstream media often dismisses claims of election fraud without thorough investigation.
- Election integrity requires transparency and accountability.
- Differences between voter fraud and election fraud are crucial to understand.
- Paper ballots counted publicly could enhance trust in election results.
“"Computers do not make mistakes. They do exactly what they are told."”
Curious about how election integrity holds up in the face of modern technology? In this episode of 'Trish Wood is Critical', the conversation gets heated as Trish dives into the alleged flaws within the voting system, featuring guests Bennie Smith and Tim Canova. Bennie Smith, a data-savvy elections commissioner, breaks down the vulnerabilities of electronic voting machines, highlighting how they could potentially be manipulated.
Tim Canova, a law professor and former political candidate, shares his experiences with suspected election tampering, shedding light on the challenges of proving such claims in a system shrouded in secrecy. The episode questions mainstream media narratives and explores the notion of election fraud versus voter fraud. With a blend of technical insights and personal stories, this episode challenges listeners to think critically about the systems that underpin democracy. Are we too trusting of technology in our elections?
This episode might just change how you view the electoral process.
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