Mr. New York, Mark Simone on W.O.R.

Well, we've got a lot to get to this hour.

We'll go over what's going to happen, what could happen, all of that.

The president and his attorneys, Lynn Wood has been brought in, the great attorney.

You see Rudy Giuliani all over television.

They have found voter fraud. I know the network

is no voter fraud. There is voter fraud. They found it. The question is, is it a tiny little drop?

Is it just little random cases here and there? Or is it enough to overturn an election? As Michael

Goodwin pointed out,

you know, in the old days, you could tamper with 20,000 votes or whatever,

but this is hundreds of thousands.

But as he said, with it being done by computer software,

once you're digital in computers, yeah, you can move hundreds of thousands of votes around.

Now, what about a statewide, entire state recounted?

They've had about 6,000 statewide elections over the last 20 years.

31 times they've done an entire statewide recount.

31 times, three of those were actually overturned. That's interesting. So three of those, it's

happened before where it was just overturned. It is possible. Now, they're going to go into court

Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin. Pennsylvania is the key. Watch that one because they've got

about 50 witnesses who will testify under oath.

They have found dead people voting.

Now, that's enough for a court to say you've got evidence, you've got something here,

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