Right is still right, even if you stand by yourself.

Chief Justice, may it please the court.

This is Hans von Spikovsky, and this is the latest edition of Case in Point.

Our title today is The Philadelphia Story, Votes and Violence in the Keystone State.

Now, threats, intimidation, and corruption, unfortunately, have had a long

presence in American elections. Tammany Hall in New York was infamous for its corrupt elections

and grafted in bribery than infested city government. Chicago had the notorious vote-stealing machine

of Richard Daly, who was the mayor for twenty one years from

nineteen fifty five to nineteen seventy six

uh... even six years after his death in nineteen eighty two

the u s department of justice where i once served prosecuted the largest

photo fraud case in its history, convicted over 60

individuals, and the U.S. attorney at the time estimated that at least 100,000 fraudulent ballots

have been cast in that election. Philadelphia also, unfortunately, along with other parts of

Pennsylvania, has its own sordid history of election fraud and intimidation and threats.

And anyone who thinks that has disappeared, all you need to do is go to the Heritage Fraud, Election Fraud Database, and you'll see that that is not true.

Now, here to talk about a current case going on

over this is my friend, Jay Christian Adams. He is the President General Counsel of the Public

Interest Legal Foundation. He's also a commissioner on the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights.

Christian and I actually served together in 2017 on President Trump's Presidential Advisory

Commission on Election Integrity.

He was a career lawyer, a Department of Justice in the voting section, which is where I first

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