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So what happens? Arizona is a first in, first out on the count. So we do 30 days of voting, right? And the first votes that you're going to see, counting that we start about two weeks before the election day are all the early ballots. Then those that come in late, those are the ones you see counted the day after the election. Those are the what we call late earlies.

Summary

The Charlie Kirk Show

Episode: A Comprehensive Case Against Voter Fraud

Date: November 11, 2020

Overview

In this episode, Charlie Kirk is joined by Congressmen Andy Biggs and Paul Gosar (both R-AZ), as well as commentator Benny Johnson and contributor Isabel Brown, to discuss and scrutinize the 2020 U.S. presidential election and allegations of voter fraud, with a particular focus on Arizona, Wisconsin, and other key battleground states. The conversation spans voting irregularities, statistical anomalies, demographic changes, the role of voting machines (especially Dominion software), the reaction from both the Republican establishment and the grassroots, and the path forward for election integrity. The tone is unapologetically partisan, blending critique, skepticism, and calls to action for conservative listeners.

Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. Arizona’s Voting Process and Irregularities

Timestamps: 02:00–06:32

Vote-Counting in Arizona:
- Arizona processes early ballots first, late mail-ins after Election Day, followed by day-of and provisional ballots ([02:00] C: “Arizona is a first in, first out on the count. So we do 30 days of voting…”).
- At the time of the discussion, Trump trailed by ~14,200 votes ([02:48] C).
Premature Calls by Networks:
- Networks called Arizona before all votes were counted, causing confusion and discouragement among Republican voters ([02:57] D).
Allegations and Lawsuits:
- Lawsuit (the “green button” suit) filed due to possibly 1,000 ballots rejected at polling places because of poll worker actions ([03:47] C).
- Claims of non-citizens voting and statistical anomalies where down-ballot Republicans outperformed Trump in conservative districts ([03:47] C).
District-Level Breakdown:
- Gosar notes his district did not use Dominion software and saw strong Trump performance, contrasting with other counties ([04:54] D).
- Kirk and guests question how a “red” state with open carry and conservative culture appears so close on the presidential level while shifting blue in other races, attributing this to demographic change and migration from California ([09:21] C).

2. Election Anomalies and Claims of Fraud

Timestamps: 06:32–13:14; 14:01–17:36

Statistical Red Flags:
- “100% vote drops” favoring Biden, unusual voter registration surges, particularly among 90+ year-olds in Pennsylvania ([05:16], [15:33] A).
- Discrepancy where GOP candidates outperformed Trump in the same district ([14:01] D).
Dominion Voting Systems:
- Claims that Dominion software "glitched" or shifted votes in Michigan and was used in key counties suspected of anomalies, such as Clark County (Las Vegas) and Maricopa County (Phoenix) ([04:54] D, [23:51] D).
Investigations and Audits:
- Calls for a full forensic audit and legislative hearings; skepticism that House Democrats would participate ([06:08] C, [06:46] D).
- Kirk: “Arizona should not seat their electors until all the other states are able to answer these questions” ([07:26] A).
Republican Party Weakness:
- Criticisms of past establishment Republicans like Jeff Flake and John McCain for diluting the GOP brand ([11:41] A).
- Emphasis on the need for better grassroots organizing, donor support, and tactical reforms ([11:41] C).

3. National Trends and the Path Forward

Timestamps: 15:33–26:57

Republican Down-Ballot Success:
- The GOP flipped significant House seats, gained state legislatures, and retained all incumbents, yet allegedly lost the presidency in key states—seen as a sign of possible fraud ([15:33] A).
Allegations of Dead Voters/High Turnout:
- Reports of tens of thousands of dead people on rolls or voting (e.g., 14,000 in Michigan) ([16:44] A).
- “95% turnout in Philadelphia”; skepticism that Biden outperformed Obama with the Black community ([16:44] A).
Lack of Accountability:
- Frustration that high-profile cases (Judicial Watch, Fast & Furious, Russia probe, etc.) resulted in no punishments for Democrats, contrasted with aggressive prosecutions of Trump allies ([17:36] D, [18:17] A).
Voter Fraud as a National Security Issue:
- References to Hammer and Scorecard (alleged vote-manipulation software) and fears of foreign or internal tampering ([95:44] F, [96:04] F).
- Discussion of legislation, Supreme Court intervention, and the possibility of “revotes” in disputed states ([56:04] A, [57:09] B).

4. Voting Laws, Culture, and Unpacking Statistical Analyses

Timestamps: 40:52–78:59

Mail-in Ballots and Ballot Harvesting:
- Criticisms of states sending ballots to all registered voters, blaming both Democratic governors/legislatures and “inadequate” responses from GOP officials ([45:03] A).
Google Trends as Evidence:
- Spikes in search terms “how to sell a ballot” and “election fraud punishment” in battleground states, interpreted as supporting fraud concerns ([48:50] A, [49:29] B).
Benford’s Law and Data Analysis:
- Listener-submitted Benford’s Law analysis showing 2020 vote numbers as “statistical outliers,” unlike 2012 or 2016 ([52:57] B, [55:39] B).
Scott Hounsell (Red State) on Wisconsin:
- Demands for answers about five counties where Biden outperformed Obama by large margins, with some reporting 95%+ turnout—higher than historic or international norms ([64:00] E, [65:03] E, [66:06] E).
- BBC guidelines for election fraud detection invoked: “Too many voters” and high turnout in specific areas as warning signs ([70:08] A, [72:20] E).

5. Establishment Hesitancy, Media Critique & Cultural Reaction

Timestamps: 92:39–122:23

Behavior of “Winners” and “Cheaters”:
- Kirk and Johnson argue that Democrats’ post-election behavior (talk of retribution, lists, silencing opposition) is “not how winners behave,” likening it to “cheaters” afraid of being caught ([82:27] A, [83:29] A).
Media and Big Tech:
- Critique of major media and social platforms for failing to cover fraud allegations, “just wanting to move on and anoint Joe Biden” ([49:40] A, [50:43] B).
- ExpressVPN, Thinker.org, etc. ads referenced as alternatives for “uncensored” information.
Voter ID Laws:
- Strong calls for national voter ID, using anecdotes about daily ID requirements versus the absence of such needs in voting ([115:38] B, [117:23] F).
- Ridicule of arguments that voter ID is racist or that minorities lack access to IDs (“If you think black people can’t get voter ID, you’re incredibly racist” [120:23] A).

6. Republican Party’s Identity and Mobilization

Timestamps: 135:36–137:44

Blue-Collar/Middle-Class Outreach:
- Praises Trump for turning the GOP into a “multi-racial, middle-class party” for workers and the “muscular class” ([135:36] B, [135:44] A).
Call to Action:
- Listeners encouraged to contact legislators, demand investigations, support ongoing legal efforts, and continue speaking out on censorship and campus hostility ([137:28] A, [146:33] F).
- Kirk reiterates program's impact (“4.4 million views...#1 in news podcast”), underscoring the importance of grassroots pressure ([113:29] A).

Notable Quotes & Moments

Highlights with Attribution and Timestamps

On Media Influence on the Election:

“They wanted people to shut down and just give up. I find it offensive.”
(Rep. Paul Gosar, 02:57)
On Statistical Anomalies:

“You look at the mathematical laws that were defied, you look at 100% vote drops just for Joe Biden…”
(Charlie Kirk, 05:16)
On Calls for Accountability:

“Trust is a series of promises kept. We have shown no trust whatsoever for the American public in anything that we do.”
(Rep. Paul Gosar, 06:46)
On Unusual Vote Patterns:

“You're talking about counties that are just miles away from each other that performed...complete and polar opposites.”
(Charlie Kirk to Scott Hounsell, 65:03)
On GOP Strategy:

“If they're gonna ballot harvest, then we're gonna ballot harvest. It's that simple.”
(Charlie Kirk, 109:30)
On Voter Fraud Investigation:

“If you do not see voter fraud prosecutions in the next week, your justice system is truly dead.”
(Charlie Kirk, 58:35)
On How Democrats Behave:

“Are Democrats behaving as winners or are they behaving as cheaters?”
(Benny Johnson, 82:27)
On Voter ID Laws:

“If you think black people can't get voter ID, you're incredibly racist.”
(Charlie Kirk, 120:23)
On Republican Opportunity:

“The Republican Party has an opportunity right now to expose...their political enemies as the frauds that they are. It has never, never ever has your enemy been laid more bare on its back with its chest exposed...”
(Benny Johnson, 126:52)

Important Segments (with Timestamps)

Arizona vote-counting and irregularities: 02:00–06:32
Statistical/ballot irregularities (“green button” lawsuit, Demographic shifts, mail-in ballots): 03:47–11:41
National implications, GOP outperforming, and theories of fraud: 14:01–26:57
Mail-in ballot mechanics, Google search “how to sell a ballot”: 46:50–49:29
Benford’s Law analysis of returns: 52:57–55:39
Wisconsin turnout anomaly discussion with Scott Hounsell: 64:00–73:19
Behavioral psychology of “winners vs cheaters”, post-election climate: 82:27–86:19
Calls for Voter ID, critique of “racism” arguments against it: 115:38–122:23

Conclusion: Flow and Takeaways

The episode presents a sweeping indictment of the 2020 election process, blending alleged evidence, statistical analysis, and psychological/cultural critique. The speakers weave together local anecdotes, purported legal irregularities, historical analogies, and a call for activist engagement. The tone is assertive, urgent, and sometimes combative—praising grassroots activism and framing the moment as pivotal for the future of American democracy. Supporters are encouraged to get involved, seek audits, demand accountability, and push for reforms, especially around ID laws and ballot security.

Additional Speaker/Guest Social Media Handles

Charlie Kirk: @charliekirk11
Benny Johnson: @bennyjohnson (Chief Creative Officer, Turning Point USA)
Isabel Brown: @theisabelbrown (Turning Point USA Contributor)
Scott Hounsell: @houndsizzle

For full context, listeners are encouraged to explore timestamps above for key moments, as well as track cited claims against official sources where possible.