The Majority Report with Sam Seder
Oct 8, 2026 · 1 hr 17 min · 12 segments
Fun Half Link: https://youtube.com/live/R802fUehLk0 First, Tina Peters' meeting with Donald Trump and concerns about election subversion, ambassador Kimberly…
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So, uh, a few days ago, the, uh, Cal- Colorado, uh, News Line, which is a, a nonprofit paper in the state, reported that Tina Peters, who was the, uh, [laughs] Mesa County clerk who, um, was convicted of, of multiple charges over her role in the t- in this 2021, uh, Dominion voting system breach.
Uh, the Colorado News Line reported that earlier this week she met with Donald Trump to discuss election integrity ahead of the upcoming elections.
Um, for people that might need a recap here, in 2021 after all of that hysteria happened after January 6th, a few months later, she used her role in, as a Colorado elections official to allow this man named Conan Hayes to go in and just tinker with Dominion voting machines and look around and check out pass- passwords and, uh, her staffers testified to this effect, that she basically brought this guy in and allowed him to get access to all of this sensitive information, videotaping, uh, passwords for government officials.
Um, this guy was a, uh, former professional surfer that, uh, was based in California, and he's worked with Mike Lindell, by the way.
And Peters was telling the rest of her staff that she had hired him as a consultant.
So she was just bringing this guy around, uh, for him to get access to this sensitive voting data, and Jared Polis, the governor of Colorado, who's supposed to be a Democrat, one of the worst Democratic governors I can think of in, in history, honestly, uh, for this reason, uh, pardoned her or, or commuted her sentence because Trump was unable to do so because it was state charges
And said that it was, uh, a nine-year term was unusually long for a, quote, "nonviolent first-time offender." I'm sorry, trying to steal an elections, like the idea that that's not as bad as like somebody assaulting someone in the street, I think is, is I think a ludicrous, uh, way of approaching law and order.
Um, and so we, we can always rely on Kyle Clark to report on this story with great integrity over in Colorado.
It appears Tina Peters is celebrating the freedom granted to her by Governor Jared Polis in the most predictable way possible, by helping President Trump figure out a way to seize control of America's elections.
A former Justice Department official says Tina Peters was at the White House this week talking with Trump, and Peters' attorney says Trump will not relinquish power again.
He hinted at the potential for civil war.
Well, let me break some news.
This is a big deal, Eric, and, um, you're the first person that knows.
I'm gonna say something.
So, uh, a few days ago, the, uh, Cal- Colorado, uh, News Line, which is a, a nonprofit paper in the state, reported that Tina Peters, who was the, uh, [laughs] Mesa County clerk who, um, was convicted of, of multiple charges over her role in the t- in this 2021, uh, Dominion voting system breach.
Uh, the Colorado News Line reported that earlier this week she met with Donald Trump to discuss election integrity ahead of the upcoming elections.
Um, for people that might need a recap here, in 2021 after all of that hysteria happened after January 6th, a few months later, she used her role in, as a Colorado elections official to allow this man named Conan Hayes to go in and just tinker with Dominion voting machines and look around and check out pass- passwords and, uh, her staffers testified to this effect, that she basically brought this guy in and allowed him to get access to all of this sensitive information, videotaping, uh, passwords for government officials.
Um, this guy was a, uh, former professional surfer that, uh, was based in California, and he's worked with Mike Lindell, by the way.
And Peters was telling the rest of her staff that she had hired him as a consultant.
So she was just bringing this guy around, uh, for him to get access to this sensitive voting data, and Jared Polis, the governor of Colorado, who's supposed to be a Democrat, one of the worst Democratic governors I can think of in, in history, honestly, uh, for this reason, uh, pardoned her or, or commuted her sentence because Trump was unable to do so because it was state charges
And said that it was, uh, a nine-year term was unusually long for a, quote, "nonviolent first-time offender." I'm sorry, trying to steal an elections, like the idea that that's not as bad as like somebody assaulting someone in the street, I think is, is I think a ludicrous, uh, way of approaching law and order.
Um, and so we, we can always rely on Kyle Clark to report on this story with great integrity over in Colorado.
It appears Tina Peters is celebrating the freedom granted to her by Governor Jared Polis in the most predictable way possible, by helping President Trump figure out a way to seize control of America's elections.
A former Justice Department official says Tina Peters was at the White House this week talking with Trump, and Peters' attorney says Trump will not relinquish power again.
He hinted at the potential for civil war.
Well, let me break some news.
This is a big deal, Eric, and, um, you're the first person that knows.
I'm gonna say something.
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