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Cleta Mitchell

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Oct 24, 2026

Cisco AguilarGUEST
33:17
And we want to know when a Nevada voter moves to another state and registers to vote there so that we can clean up our voter rolls.
Cisco AguilarGUEST
33:24
And what was interesting is there is somebody in our community who works with Cleta Mitchell who files voter challenges all the time.
Cisco AguilarGUEST
33:32
And they filed over 800 of them in Washoe County, where Reno is located.
Cisco AguilarGUEST
33:37
And as Washoe was going through those challenges, 90% of them were already being addressed because of the way the ERIC system works and because we are a member of ERIC.
Grant HermesHOST
34:08
That allows states to check the voter rolls back and forth to make sure that registrations and voters have once they've moved, you can be like, oh, that person's moved here now and I can remove them from the rolls.
Grant HermesHOST
34:18
It helps you clean up your voter rolls.
Grant HermesHOST
34:20
And then also listeners will know the name Cleta Mitchell as one of the people who is trying to Get the president to seize or to sick Howard Lutnick unseizing ballots and voter voting machines in California right now.
Grant HermesHOST
34:31
She says he he could do it today.
Phil McGrainGUEST
17:23
One, we are connected with Idaho Vital Statistics and the county clerks on a monthly basis go in and remove deceased voters that they become aware of.
Phil McGrainGUEST
17:32
Interestingly enough, I was just on a national call with Cleta Mitchell and some others talking about The SAVE system and being able to use it.
Phil McGrainGUEST
17:40
And I don't know that your personal circumstances, but one of the huge improvements the Trump administration has done through the SAVE system is not just helped us verify citizenship, but gave us access to the Social Security Administration master death files, what it's referred to.
Phil McGrainGUEST
17:55
So if someone passes away in Idaho, we learn about it on a monthly basis from Idaho.
Alex WagnerGUEST
18:14
who's barely awake in the Oval Office running this, you have election deniers like Heather Honey.
Alex WagnerGUEST
18:19
This is one of Cleta Mitchell's lackeys, who is now the election integrity official at DHS, who's running some of these plots.
Alex WagnerGUEST
18:27
I mean, you may remember that name.
Alex WagnerGUEST
18:28
She was the one who came up with these fantastic notions of voter fraud in Pennsylvania.
Stephen K. BannonHOST
17:28
Not that people didn't try.
Stephen K. BannonHOST
17:29
Matt Meck and the coalition, of course, Tina Peters, Cleta Mitchell, her whole IEN, everything Steve Stern and their team did, all of it.
Stephen K. BannonHOST
17:39
But the reality is we are where we are right now.
Stephen K. BannonHOST
17:41
It's all about grassroots getting out the vote because you can see in some places like in Texas, particularly they are getting out theirs.
John SolomonHOST
12:44
And several states care about this and have encoded it in their law, but the feds never enforced it.
John SolomonHOST
12:51
Cleta Mitchell, election integrity lawyer for Republicans, chaired it on saying...
John SolomonHOST
12:56
He's very grateful to Secretary Hegseth, Pete Hegseth of the Department of War, for making sure that these revisions are taking a place and that foreign ballots can't be abused going forward.
John SolomonHOST
13:08
The office that did this is the Federal Voting Assistance Program.
CannConHOST
48:17
yes no i do i get what you're saying dude i get what you're saying i get what you're saying we can uh we can definitely continue the two months long hash out of uh of of fighting on a rigged battlefield but uh i'm i'm not opposed to it i'm more interested in this stuff here rather than uh you know voting for susan collins because she has an r next to her name just the news who counts as an overseas voter pentagon rewrites the uh answer ahead of the election the federal voting assistance program fvap released a policy paper stating that u.s citizens born abroad who have never lived in the u.s are not eligible to vote under uakava uh which was a 1986 law drafted to protect the voting rights of active military members and citizens residing outside the u.s the reversal ends the federal postcard application federal write-in absentee ballot the electronic ballot delivery and the 45-day early ballot mailing So basically, and I didn't think this was a big deal, but basically there was this big thing during the 2024 election, I remember Ash and I covered this, where like Michigan was like, oh yeah, we're allowing people, if you live overseas, you can go online and register and do all your registration online and you don't have to have an address in Michigan.
CannConHOST
49:40
It's like, well, how can you vote in Michigan elections and vote for Michigan representation when you don't have a physical address in Michigan? well now they're taking a step further and if you've never been in the united states but you're born to you know u.s parents and they're overseas as expats and you somehow you know you become a citizen even though you've never lived here you can't vote here until you've lived here and i love that It says Cleta Mitchell, an attorney who specializes in campaign finance, election ethics laws, referred to a seemingly obscure federal statute that defines an overseas voter by the place where they were domiciled, quote, before leaving the United States and quote.
CannConHOST
50:23
Thus, a person who has never lived in the US cannot specify any particular state and is not permitted to register and vote.
CannConHOST
50:31
The 38 states that permit in part or in full so-called never resided voting may still allow such a person to vote, but they must go through the regular state absentee procedures, not UOCAVA.
Steve BannonHOST
16:10
Not that people didn't try.
Steve BannonHOST
16:11
Matt Meck and the coalition, of course, Tina Peters, Cleta Mitchell, her whole IEN, everything Steve Stern and their team did, all of it.
Steve BannonHOST
16:21
But the reality is we are where we are right now.
Steve BannonHOST
16:23
It's all about grassroots getting out the vote because you can see in some places like in Texas, particularly they are getting out theirs.
David WaldmanHOST
79:14
There are believed to be as many as 56 P.E.A.D.s that have never been seen by the American people, the authors noted, and They apply to such matters as suspension of habeas corpus, martial law, censorship, the detention of citizens considered dangerous, and the seizure of property and communications.
David WaldmanHOST
79:38
All of which, by the way, have been discussed more or less openly by the likes of Sidney Powell, Tina Peters, Cleta Mitchell, really, to some extent, Ed Martin, for sure, you know, maybe yes, maybe no, in terms of the Attorney General.
David WaldmanHOST
79:54
Uh, been a couple other people.
David WaldmanHOST
79:56
Who else have we, I've like routinely forgotten to add to this list.
David WaldmanHOST
80:02
Oh, but I certainly the, my pillow guy, but he is a little bit of a little less influenced than these other people.
David WaldmanHOST
80:07
But I think maybe I kept forgetting to say Cleta Mitchell.
David WaldmanHOST
80:10
Anyway, uh, they add a time magazine investigation in 2024, uh, described the physical object, a book of drafts kept in a safe on White House grounds with some blanks left for the date and the circumstances.
David WaldmanHOST
80:28
The career official who kept it called it the Mad Libs for the most extreme measures of government and added, Trump's going to be surrounded by a set of people that would say, you have the power to do this.
Heidi Siegmund CudaGUEST
5:23
She is now the deputy assistant of election integrity in the Department of Homeland Security.
Heidi Siegmund CudaGUEST
5:29
She worked closely with an attorney named Cleta Mitchell, who was behind the fake elector scheme.
Heidi Siegmund CudaGUEST
5:34
That woman now has a nonprofit that is filling the coffers, litigation coffers, in order to protest whatever outcomes are coming up in the upcoming midterms.
Heidi Siegmund CudaGUEST
5:47
She also has paid $72,000 to a consultant firm owned by Honey.
Heidi Siegmund CudaGUEST
6:28
Patrick Weaver, Pete Hegseth, deputy chief of staff, also a denier.
Heidi Siegmund CudaGUEST
6:34
Marcy McCarthy, working in the Defense Department, chief engagement, another denier.
Heidi Siegmund CudaGUEST
6:39
ally of Cleta Mitchell.
Heidi Siegmund CudaGUEST
6:40
So these same people from, you know, who had major roles in the election denial movement in 2020 are now very much embedded in our key departments, defense, FBI, Homeland Security.
Rob SchillingHOST
1:47
That's how corrupt, how crooked, how criminal these Democrats are.
Rob SchillingHOST
1:51
Cleta Mitchell joins us from the Election Integrity Network on some proposed model election laws, a handbook they've just released.
Rob SchillingHOST
1:58
And what's going on with election integrity after all? Are we having a problem? Are we getting it right? That's a rhetorical question, as you could well imagine.
Rob SchillingHOST
2:08
All right.

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Rob SchillingHOST
55:21
All right.
Rob SchillingHOST
55:22
Let's go to the break.
Rob SchillingHOST
55:23
Coming back on the other side with Cleta Mitchell, we're going to be talking about election integrity.
Rob SchillingHOST
55:27
Does it even exist? Well, I know they're working very hard at the Election Integrity Network.

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