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The data scrolling by which the mystery man claims are encrypted packet captures; they are definitely not. You can freeze the screen and hand translate some of it. It's plain text in the ascii range of $20 to $5A. The bulk of it is '','','','','' which is the common notation for empty cells in a CSV export of a spreadsheet. On the particular screen I translated was 'E WASHINGTON ' It is perfectly clear to me the mystery man is not telling the truth.

BTW we do know the origin of the data (the spreadsheet shown in later clips). It comes from Mary Fanning at American reporter. A version of it is seen in the first Lindell video. And She got it from Dennis Montgomery. This version removed the MAC addresses, probably because someone pointed out they were fake and generated by a random generator. I linked to his site earlier where you can find an early version of this data.

because someone pointed out they were fake and generated by a random generator.

Haha. You derps are scandalous. Feel the walls closing in, do ya?

Re: 112 - Pretty amazing the excuses and spinning going on by FReepers to not share the raw data used to generate the screen shots and captures in the videos by Mike Lindell.

Essentially “we have our ‘top’ people working on this” sort of ‘schtick. Lindell believes the data helps lead to a 9-0 slam dunk in SCOTUS... but the public does not merit seeing the data to test his claims... because they... just can’t.