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48:41Now PlayingA California man has been arrested after authorities say he stole mail containing unvoted election ballots from a postal collection box in Scottsdale, Arizona. The case raises serious questions about ballot security, mail-in voting vulnerabilities, and why Congress has still failed to pass stronger election-integrity protections.
In this morning’s livestream, Navy veteran Ben Dykes breaks down what the Arizona ballot arrest actually reveals, the dangerous election loopholes lawmakers have never fixed, and why the SAVE America Act cannot wait until after another election controversy.
We will also examine Virginia’s decision to restore voting rights to more than 66,000 former felons, the continuing fallout from Anthony Fauci’s congressional testimony, and the growing political divide inside the Democratic Party.
This is not about claiming fraudulent votes were cast. It is about identifying preventable vulnerabilities before they become a national crisis.
Topics covered:
Arizona ballot theft arrest
Mail-in ballot security
SAVE America Act
Election integrity
Virginia voting rights
Anthony Fauci hearing
James Carville and the Democratic Party
Trump administration news
Morning political analysis
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