Leaked Video Instructed Elon Musk’s Super PAC Workers How To ‘Fake’ Door Knocks

A leaked “spoof” video that was sent out to workers with Elon Musk’s America PAC tells door knockers how they can get around the system and “fake” their jobs. In the video, that allegedly made its way to hundreds of PAC workers, they are shown how to use a GPS spoofing app to fool the door-knocking app they use, and then they were told how to fake the responses on the survey (but to make sure that they varied the responses so that they each seem unique.) Elon has a lot of answers to give about what’s happening at his group, as Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins explains.

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There is even more to talk about with the ongoing drama surrounding Elon Musk's America Pac. That as we all know in a report that came out late last week, was accused of essentially falsifying up to 25% of the alleged door knocking that the group was supposed to do, or at least had reported they had done in Arizona and Nevada. 25% according to the report, which came from internal, uh, information from America Pac totally fraudulent, never actually happened. But now we have even more information because a new report from The Guardian out this week found that there was a spoof video, at least it's called a spoof video, but nevertheless, it was sent out two hundreds of people that were doing the canvassing, the door Knocking for America Pack, and it explicitly tells them how to fake the door knocking because here's what happens, right? They use this app and in the app it tells them which houses to go to and the app uses GPS to make sure that these canvassers are where they say they are.

So how do you get around that, right? It's tracking you. You got the app. Well, the video explains it. Here's what it says in the video. A bootleg how to spoof video made by an America Pack canvasser in Nevada and obtained by the Guardian shows the apparent ease with which locations can be changed to fake door knocks. Calling into question, how many Trump voters have actually been reached by the field operation. The leaked video apparently sent out to a few hundred canvassers, explains how to fake it. A user downloads a GPS spoofing app to falsely place themself at the door of a Trump voter fakes responses to the survey and takes steps to cover up the fraud by varying the survey responses to make it believable. So they're not just faking their location saying, yes, I knocked on this door, you can see right here.

Thank you much. They're faking the surveys. And it reminds you, you know, like if you're copying somebody else's homework in, in middle school, like, hey, change up a couple of the answers so it doesn't look like we copied. That's what they're doing according to this video that instructs them how to do it. Now America Pack, which again is being run by super genius, Elon Musk, they issued a statement to the Guardian saying every door that is marked leaves unique fingerprints and the fingerprints of a door marked with a spoofing app leave these fingerprints in neon colors. We have tech enabled auditing and fraud prevention tools to identify and dismiss the bad apples. The pack doesn't pay a dime and the door gets knocked by the next canvas.

Okay, if that's true, then why do your own numbers show that between 20 and 25% of the door knocks are fake? Right? It's like, whoa, whoa. We know, we know when they're fake and we catch it and we fix it. Your own numbers show that they're fake. So you're not fixing it, you're catching it way after the fact. And we know this because there's a group called Blitz Canvassing. And Blitz Canvassing is actually the group that Elon Musk's group subcontracted to do a lot of the door knocking because even though Elon Musk group only has one job, they didn't want to do the job, so they just outsourced it to somebody else. And the Guardian also obtained a text message from leadership at Blitz canvassing warning their contractors not to speak to the press, submit all the publicity about their failures. If for whatever reason a reporter calls and you find yourself in a conversation, just politely say no comment and end the conversation to comply with the non-disclosure agreement that all of us are under.