Trump Allies Wanted To Use Armed Contractors To Seize Voting Machines

Allies of Donald Trump were so distraught over his loss in the 2020 election - and over the failure to overturn the results - that they crafted a plan to use armed contractors to seize voting machines throughout the country. This story just keeps getting worse by the day, and the public doesn't seem to appreciate the fact that the Republican Party is filled with absolute nut jobs who want to overthrow the federal government. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins discusses this.

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*This transcript was generated by a third-party transcription software company, so please excuse any typos.

According to a major new report from the Los Angeles times that came out within the last couple of days here, Donald Trump's allies actually considered a plan put forth by a man named Andrew Whitney, who was a British tech entrepreneur. And this plan was revealed in a draft of a memo that came out on, uh, when was it? November 21st, 2020. So just a couple weeks after the 2020 election Whitney puts out this draft memo that suggested using independent private contractors, armed private contractors to go out there across the country and seize voting machines states like Georgia, possibly Michigan, possibly Arizona, Nevada, but to send these armed contractors accountable only to the people, paying them to take these voting machines so that Donald Trump and his team could, you know, at their leisure go through and audit them for fraud. But it wasn't by the way, just the armed contractors.

Oh no, no, no, no. We were gonna have us marshals escort them in too, you know? So that way there's no funny business, make it look official. According to the memo, the memo of course never got beyond the draft stage. Although the draft itself did even list out the companies that they could use, the companies of course were rising tide, allied security operations group, and, uh, axon global services were the three companies identified as the ones who could send their armed guards to go steal the voting machines. Now, of course the Trump administration, after, you know, seeing this draft or whoever it is, Donald Trump's allies, after seeing this draft, they came up with their own plans. You know, they checked with the department of Homeland security. They checked with the DOJ, they checked with the FBI, seeing if they could send the arm guards, they talked about possibly sending the national guard to seize the voting machines.

They actually worked. We know Rudy Giuliani was in conversations with law lawmakers in the Midwest about getting their hands on their voting machines. So it wasn't just a draft, right? It wasn't just, oh, here's the thing. Uh, we're not gonna do it. This is something they looked into. It is 100% something that they considered doing and actually got into the planning stages of doing it, checking with these organizations to see if it was something that could be possible. And folks, I'm gonna have to ask you again, do you understand how close we came to complete and total anarchy here in the United States? Again, I still don't think that that people understand the gravity of this situation, like how this almost happened, how dangerous Donald Trump truly is. They wanted to not only steal the

Election, they were willing to steal the voting machines so that the votes couldn't be counted because of course they were gonna get their hands on 'em and say, oh no, no, no, we've got evidence. It's all fraud. It's all hacking. Uh, we had to throw it away. It was so scary. Ye that's what would've happened. Had they gotten their hands on these voting machines. It would've been over cuz even if they found no fraud, they'd tell us they were filled with fraud. And we know that because we've had all the audits, we've had all the recounts, no fraud, but they still tell us it's filled with fraud.