Hello, American. Welcome to a new edition of John Solomon Reports. The podcast from

just the news. Where this today, we finally got the forensic exam form a couple of dominion

voting machines. This was a court ordered exam and a court ordered the release of this

private exam by a group. I think it's called Allied Security Operations Group. A little

bit of controversy. Obviously Democrats, the Michigan State, Secretary of State and

the dominion voting don't like this company. Don't like its conclusions. Think they're

faulty. But a judge felt they were public worthy enough to order their release today.

This is an antrim county. Remember, this is a county in Michigan where in a Republican

county, Joe Biden was originally declared the winner and then thousands of votes switched

when they found an error. Whether that was a computer error, human errors in dispute,

depending on who you talked to. But there was an error. And then the votes switched and

Donald Trump suddenly won by a large margin. As one would have expected in a Republican

county like that. And so after that, a judge allowed the inspection of the logs and the

machinery and the code for these dominion voting machines. And this analysis, I would call

it a forensic analysis. That's actually what the court calls it. Take a look at the code

and the production and the logs and the error logs and the conclusion of their authors.

Again, disputed by some of the state government and by dominion voting, which has been very

defensive and proud of its machines is that 68% of the activities on the machines in

the 2020 election involve some sort of error and error rate of 68% 68, I think 0.05. And

what they, what happens each time the machine throws an error is it kicks it forward according

to the analysis to what's known as a adjudication, allowing a human to decide what the outcome

of each error, which each dispute each vote sequence will be, meaning someone outside

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