The Middle East is on fire, the Iranian regime might fall, the longshoremen have shut down 36 U.S. ports and

disrupted global shipping and J.D. Vance destroyed Tim Walls with Facts, Logic, and

charisma. We'll get to it, okay? We'll get to it. But before we get to it, I want to make sure

that a little teeny tiny story doesn't accidentally get swept under the rug. The ineligible voter scandal in Arizona, maybe you've heard

about it, probably you haven't, unless you're watching this show doubled yesterday.

Now this new data set, as they're calling it,

brings the total number of people impacted to 218,000

instead of the 98,000 we first reported.

These people were mistakenly marked as having provided documentary proof of citizenship

and Arizona Voter Registration Database now has correctly flagged the impacted individuals.

Election officials say they will contact the affected Arizona's with information regarding

their status after the general election. That means for now the Arizona Supreme Court's ruling is going to stay

that impacted voters that includes all of them will still be able to vote.

Oops, oopsy daisy. I'll translate that rather euphemistic

language. The Democrat-run government of Arizona was forced to admit yesterday, thanks to a public records request,

that 218,000 people, and counting, are on the voter rolls illegally.

Just in Arizona, 218,000 voters,

1 in 20 voters in a state that Joe Biden won in 2020 by roughly 10,000 votes are illegally registered.

The news media are reporting this as an accidental glitch in voter registrations, oopsie-daysy, but these hundreds of

thousands of people in a crucial swing state that could decide the presidential

election 20 times over are

illegally registered to vote. And the Arizona Supreme Court has ruled

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