TRUNEWS with Rick Wiles - Corruption Denier Fani Willis Dealt Big Setback by Election Official’s Testimony

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Starting point is 00:01:30 Mr. Wingate testified about outdated voter registration records, unverifiable mail-in ballots, ballot harvesting, and suspicious vote counting conducted behind boarded-up windows. True News will share with you today video excerpts featuring some of Mr. Wingate's most damaging testimony that shot a big hole in Fannie Willis' narrative. I'm Rick Wiles. Welcome to True News for Wednesday. This is the headline from Business and Politics. It's the headline, Frankly Floored Me, is what he said, Mr. Wingate. Bombshell testimony in Trump-related RICO hearing reignites 2020 election concerns. I've got five video clips from the court testimony. Again,

Starting point is 00:02:27 this is Mr. Mark Wingate, a member of the Fulton County Board of Elections. So he is an official and he has every right to question whether the election procedures, the protocol was legitimate, whether it was done correctly. That's his job. When you're a member of an election board, your primary responsibility is to make sure all elections are fair and honest and above board. So we're going to begin with the first video as he begins telling the members of this hearing, and this is a hearing on whether to disbar a member of the Georgia Bar Association, a lawyer, former prosecutor, who has been indicted by Fannie Willis as, you know, she's accusing him of various crimes and trying to help Donald Trump rescind the 2020 election and

Starting point is 00:03:37 falsify the records. You know, all of her accusations are bogus. Let's start with this very first video, and we'll walk our way through all five. The things that led me initially to have concern about everything was much, much earlier in 2020. And I can't remember exactly when I began. I started looking at our voter rolls and, you know, I did, you know, some fairly simplistic research on the population of Fulton County, Georgia. And what I found out, and of course started pressing that with the elections department, you know, through subsequent monthly meetings, et cetera, was that the numbers that I was able to ascertain, we had more voters on the active voter rolls than we did of the population of the entirety of Fulton County and then extrapolating for those

Starting point is 00:04:43 of voting age. How do you get those numbers? More voters were registered than there were people living in the county. Let's go to the next video. This gets deeper as we go. Here's the second part of Mr. Wingate's testimony. In the 2020 election itself, I had and other board members had requested that we obtain the chain of custody documentation from the department. And none of that was ever delivered. It was not delivered at the time of request leading up to the election and was certainly not given. We weren't giving in. It was given nothing, you know, even leading up to this investigation. Right there, Mr. Wingate, and explain for the committee what you mean by chain of custody documents.

Starting point is 00:05:45 Okay. The election staff, you know, we had many components in many areas where absentee by mail ballots were being delivered to and then picked up and then centralized to the processing center. And then, of course, you know, there's documentation so that whoever is handing those envelopes in that case off to, then it's there to sign off that they've delivered to this person. And, you know, the the transportation or transport of those documents, you know, which was going on, which goes on daily, you know, in case you're not familiar in the election cycle. And then once they are delivered

Starting point is 00:06:32 to the location that they're destined to, there is another signature required on a document that shows that, you know, where it was picked up, driven to, delivered to, and then signed off on as received. And this is going on for multiple locations daily. And, you know, in terms of the memory cards that are being delivered so that they can be kept in security. There's the same level chain of command, chain of custody documentation that is delivered for all of the memory cards coming in from early voting locations and, of course, on election day from each of the precincts. So that's fundamentally what that encompasses. Now, in this next video, he's going to continue answering questions about the chain of custody documentation of the votes that were received

Starting point is 00:07:33 in Fulton County. So let's watch. Okay, well, that, you know, since we asked and did not receive any of it, you know, that to me is just one reason well how can i trust you know as a board member to certify this election when i cannot receive even a sampling anything at all with regards to chain of cus chain of custody documents so that was just another one of the things in my mind leading up to certification that was something that you know certainly was not fulfilled um there was also at that for that election uh the advent of this whole uh drop box uh uh circumstance was uh was you know was um uh. And then we had, I think Fulton County, we had like 36 or so drop boxes located around the county. And these drop boxes at that particular point were

Starting point is 00:08:35 set outside of an early voting location, which means that, you know, they're in the, you know, they're in the elements, they're, you know, they're 24 hours a day, but there were surveillance cameras as required that supposedly, you know, were operating 24-7 so that they could be monitored and anybody tried to do any damage or anything nefarious to any of those locations that that could be looked at. And, you know, hopefully somebody sent out there to secure the situation. But we'd ask for not every surveillance tape, but ask for to see surveillance tapes on a basically, you know, whatever, just give us some samplings of that so we can take a look at it, because I knew that this was going to be an important issue because of all the hullabaloo that any of us that were alive in those days, you know, the way in which it turned out, there was never one surveillance tape, an inch of footage that was ever delivered to the board. And if it was delivered to anybody, it certainly was not any board member that I was aware of or made me aware of.

Starting point is 00:10:02 So that was a, you know, what was another issue. So no surveillance camera videos were provided to the members of the Board of Election Supervisors in Fulton County, Georgia. Now, again, the board, the election board, they are legally tasked by the state legislature with the responsibility of overseeing the conduct of elections. They have every legal right. They have the responsibility, the power to demand those surveillance videos. But somebody working in the election office refused to turn them over. Now, I think the neglect that is evident here with Mr. Wingate and other members of the board is that they allow them to get away with it. You know, I credit him that he made the request, but apparently there was no follow-up.

Starting point is 00:11:05 There was no demand by the board in an official resolution telling somebody in the Fulton County election office, you are required to surrender to us the surveillance videos. They didn't go that far. Because an ordinary citizen serving in a volunteer capacity like this as a member of a county board, they're not thinking that there's corruption going on. Normal people don't think that way. Crooks think that way. And so to be a, you know, if you're going to be a police officer, an investigator, a prosecutor going after crooks, you have to know the way crooks think. So I give these guys, you know, some room. They're just average citizens serving on a county board.

Starting point is 00:12:00 He made the right request. We'd like to see the surveillance videos. They didn't produce them. The failure was not demanding, formally, legally demanding to see the videos. But time has gone by, and you and I know that most likely those videos have been conveniently lost. Let's go to the next video. I've got two more parts of his testimony. Again, this is Mark Wingate, a member of the Fulton County, Georgia Board of Elections.

Starting point is 00:12:37 The other issue we had down here was this whole questioning of ballots underneath the table and then being pulled out on election night, excuse me, at State Farm Arena. Well, you know, we did see on television, by the way, we did see that surveillance tape. And of course, I as a board member and knowing most all of those people who were in that room that night, I didn't make any judgment as to what was going on. I had no basis to do that. But I did see it. And of course, I asked the questions of our director. And this was, I believe, the day following Election Day. And his response was, well, he just hasn't had time to look into this, but he will and get back to, at least to me as a board member, that had any explanation of that election night at State Farm Arena. And we got to certification and there was still

Starting point is 00:13:55 no response to that. Did not know, still being investigated. Well, I think the director, in my opinion, and still believe that to this day, could have stated, look, I've talked to everybody and this is what transpired. I firmly believe that should have been done by the then director. But it was not. So he's talking about the infamous boxes under the table. Remember that on the you know, we saw the night of the election and days afterwards. Election board members were retrieving boxes that were stored under tables. And people said, what are they doing?

Starting point is 00:14:37 Where did these boxes come from? And various explanations were given to the American people. Now what we hear is that Mr. Wingate, a member of the Fulton County Election Board, asked for election supervisors to give the board an explanation, and no explanation was ever given. Again, I commend him for asking the right question. I criticize him for not following up. They should have held these people accountable

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