That Set Of Facts I've Told You ALONE Completely Overthrows The Georgia Election!

Banned.Video ^ | Jan 30, 2026 | The Alex Jones Show

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Transcript Summary

Patrick Byrne appeared as a guest on The Alex Jones Show, hosted by Harrison Smith. He discussed recent developments related to 2020 election claims in Fulton County, Georgia.

Byrne stated that forensic examinations of hard drive images from five counties using Dominion voting systems in 2020 revealed an average of 500 changes (with one reaching 1,000) to DLL files (dynamic link libraries) after certification. He explained DLLs as shared libraries of tools that programs access, analogous to a common toolbox in an auto repair shop. He asserted that any post-certification change invalidates the system for the election, as acknowledged even by Dominion-associated parties, and suggested similar findings would likely appear in Fulton County.

He also referenced approximately 148,000 mail-in ballots stored under judicial order in Fulton County. According to affidavits, these ballots were reportedly 93% for Biden and 7% for Trump, had perfectly filled circles resembling machine printing rather than human marking, lacked creases (despite mail-in ballots requiring folding), showed no wear, and appeared pristine and uniform. He calculated that assuming they were fake, they would account for roughly 128,000 net votes for Biden, exceeding Trump's reported 11,000-vote loss margin in Georgia.

Byrne speculated that Tulsi Gabbard’s presence at the scene (shown in photographs) may have involved personally observing these ballots and contacting the president. He suggested this evidence alone could overturn the Georgia election result.

Additional points mentioned included 70,000 ballots with images but no paper ballots, another 17,000 with images but no paper, and foreign connectivity issues.

Byrne expressed confidence that a recent raid in Fulton County (occurring days earlier) uncovered these issues, prompting Tulsi Gabbard and Pam Bondi to request to address the National Association of Secretaries of State convention that day at 3 p.m. Eastern on C-SPAN (this was canceled), potentially related to election integrity.

He described the broader context as involving a long-term operation linked to Cuban and Venezuelan intelligence, with assistance from other nations, aimed at undermining the United States through election interference and other means. He referenced related events including Venezuelan defectors, citizen journalism efforts, FOIAs, lawsuits, and testimony from figures such as Eric Coomer.

The discussion included Byrne’s recollections of post-election meetings in late 2020, his disagreement with certain statements attributed to Sidney Powell regarding what was communicated to Donald Trump, and his view of ongoing national security implications.

[frog in a pot]

If a court rules that Trump was elected in 2020, his service will be over.

Such a ruling seems unlikely since, after careful (albeit perhaps panicked) deliberation, Congress decided he was not elected and allowed someone else to take the office.

But, of course, a federal judge in an 80-page opinion may now say, notwithstanding the fact he never took office, that Congress was wrong and he really was elected.

[Mustangman]

The problem with your theory is that the voters do not elect the president. The electoral college does. The electors are under no obligation to follow the results of the election in their states....as crazy as that sounds. It’s true.

So, regardless of any fraud in actual voting, no one is claiming fraud with the electors and that is the entire ballgame. Heck, the electors theoretically could have made me or you President after Trump won the election in 2024. With all that said, it is very likely the voters did actually choose Trump in 2020 and that would be explosive information when proven.

[FlingWingFlyer]

As the Salamis like to say, the DemonRATs have got to stop having elections “without guardrails”. They are too easy for them to steal.

[The Duke]

If we’re going to get hung up on legalisms then, I can assure you, we’ll all hang together.

[Fury]

Forget it - there’s way too much money left to be made by grifters, click baiters and the like.

[Fury]

Ah, this quote is making the rounds again.

The quote “Fraud vitiates every thing” is not precedential. That phrase is from a book on Res Adjudicata by J.C. Wells in the late 1870s. AJ Miller used that phrase to explain why it did NOT hold in their opinion regarding a land grant.

Incredible ignorance by those pushing it again.

[Fury]

Opinion -> Decision!

[Jim Noble]

I don’t think the “fraud vitiates everything” people have ever heard of “apparent agency”.

[Fury]

Knock it off - you’ll slow down the grift and click bait!

[Lazamataz]

Knock it off

[Ahithophel]

Are we talking about THE Throckmorton P Gildersleeve

No, we be talkin' about the Samuel R. Throckmorton along with his law partners Volney E. Howard, Edmond L. Goold, and James B. Haggin. See United States v. Throckmorton, 98 U.S. 61 (1878).

[abigkahuna]

I guess you are not old enough and did not get the reference to Throckmorton P Gildersleeve. He was a character spin off from Fibber McGee and Molly and had quite a sucessful show in his own right.