25,000 Word Report On How Dominion Systems In Georgia Were Hackable

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Reporter Heather Mullins of Real Americaโ€™s Voice joins host Steve Bannon to talk about breaking news about election fraud in Georgia.

โ€œOne of the experts, a professor from Michigan University, Alex Halderman, wrote a 25,000 word report on how the Dominion machines in Georgia are hackable. In fact, the very software thatโ€™s in question is used in about 16 states I am told, so this is a multistate issue. That reportโ€ฆ a federal judge has sealed, and officially now we have the Cybersecurity Infrastructure Security Agency for the federal government filing a brief in this lawsuit โ€ฆ asking the judge not to release [the report] because if the information gets into malicious actorsโ€™ hands, they could potentially exploit our election system.โ€

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