I'm Ben Mycelas from the Midas Touch Network and I have big news for you. The Secretary of State of Arizona,

Adrian Fonteis just wrote a letter to Chris Mays, the Attorney General of Arizona, requesting the

Attorney General criminally prosecute Kerry Lake for her most recent conduct. I mean, there's so

much conduct that she should be criminally prosecuted for, but for her most recent conduct in publishing

the signatures of voters against Arizona law violating the privacy rights while spreading the

big lie while spreading these dastardly election conspiracies. So let's pull up Adrian Fonte's

letter to the honorable Chris Mays, the Attorney General of Arizona, the letter states as follows,

dear Attorney General Mays, I am writing today to ask you to investigate and take appropriate

enforcement action against Kerry Lake for potential violations of Arizona law committed under her

Twitter handle at Kerry Lake on January 23, 2023 at 3.55 pm, the at Kerry Lake account tweeted,

bombshell discovery. Today's Senate testimony confirms nearly 40,000 ballots illegally count to

10% of the signatures reviewed. I think all the election deniers out there deserve an apology. There's

a footnote which links to the tweet. It goes on to say embedded in the tweet was a graphic

containing images of 16 voter registrations before reading the rest of the letter. Let's just

pull up this tweet, this conspiracy theory disgusting tweet that Kerry Lake who's out there pretending

to be the governor is posting on her social media account. You can see it right there. You see the

signatures. Let's go back to the letter right now where Adrian Fonte says the relevant law

that she appears to be violating that she is a violating, violating provides and pertinent part.

Nothing in this section shall preclude public inspection of voter registration records at the

office of the county recorder for the purposes prescribed by this section, except that the records

containing a voter signature shall not be accessible or reproduced by any person other than the voter.

And that's the Arizona statute section 16-168F. The protections afforded by this subsection,

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