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The committee on, on the House administration, the committee on the judiciary, that would be Jim Jordan's committee, and go- government reform and oversight committee, that would be James Comer's committee, are charged with ensuring the integrity of America's elections And one issue too that has come up, they have been examining allegations that groups like ActBlue, leading political fundraising organization, uh, potentially, and this is part of the investigation, are allowing bad actors and potentially even foreign actors to exploit their online platform to make fraudulent political donations.

Uh, anyway, here to go through it all is Congressman Bryan Steil of the First District of Wisconsin, chairman of the House Committee on House Administration, Subcommittee on Digital Assets, Financial Technology, AI, which also has been in the news, working with Jim Jordan and James Comer on whatever issues might be going on as it relates to ActBlue.

Anyway, Congressman Steil, good to have you.

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All right, so the House Judiciary Committee, the House Administration Committee, and the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, all released, they were all working together on this investigation into ActBlue, the Democratic fundraising platform.

This is from Amy Curtis at townhall.com, who says the committees found ActBlue failed to prevent illegal foreign political contributions.

I know, who would have guessed? Two years ago, the committees began investigating their fraud prevention practices.

I think it's a really important thing.

Today, the House Administration Committee Chairman, Brian Stahl, he's been a driving force of election integrity in the House, passed several bills that make election integrity better.

He's also been the man leading the ActBlue investigation, the investigation into online fundraising.

There is clear evidence now that ActBlue is allowing foreign donations to come and turning a blind eye, trying to cover it up.

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Back in a second with the chairman of the House Administration Committee, Brian Stout.

All right, folks, we got a great way to kick off our show.

The guy has been with that from the beginning, from the time we wrote our first story.

The chairman of the House Administration Committee, Brian Stile, has been at the forefront.

Yesterday, we heard Chairman Jim Jordan of House Judiciary tell us about $38 to $40 million he thinks came from foreign sources through ActBlue.

Today, Brian Stow gave us an incredible tour through all the evidence in that blockbuster report.

All right, folks, we've got a great way to kick off our Friday show.

For the last several years, he's been the driving force for election integrity in the United States House of Representatives and one of the leaders of that bombshell investigation into Act Blue, which this week revealed new information about the woes, the ethical concerns, maybe the illegalities of the Democrats' largest online fundraising machinery.

He is the chairman of the House Administration Committee and a Wisconsin congressman, Brian Stahl.

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