Appreciate the offer but I was able to find streams of it so, you can stop giving D'Sousa your money.
I started it to make sure it was the program. The only surprise was his tone. I figured it would be fire and brimstone rally cries but, at least at the start, he was asking questions. Not like how Tucker asks questions which are dripping with rhetorical sleaze and heavy winks....so I was pleased with that.
I'll get to it eventually but going to finish up Yellowstone first.
That being said, the movie was completely debunked immediately after it was released.
Basically for the same reasons every republican judge laughed it out of court....the evidence is extremely weak.
Mainly the big 'ah ha' is using cellphone tracking data, which isn't precise enough to hold up in court.
Secondly it's based on if a cell phone number drove by a ballot drop box ten times in a month. Ummm drop boxes are placed in areas of convenience, like near places that people go to.
So ask yourself, when a person goes by a drop box ten times in a month is it because they are getting coffee? Going to the bank? Going to work? Or they are secret voting ballot mules dropping off tens of thousands of illegal ballots?
That's just one major fallacy of a huge list.
But that's not the purpose of the movie. It's purpose is to get people who already believe to spend money.
As mentioned before, Fox and Newsmax aren't giving it one thought. That alone speaks volumes.
https://www.usnews.com/news/politic...-gaping-holes-in-the-claim-of-2k-ballot-mules