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- We're seeing theseirregularities all over the place.

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No evidence of votefraud in this election.

There's plenty at this point

and election training video in Detroit,

#DetroitLeaks,

shows that ballot counters were instructed

to enter challenge ballots

into vote tabulatingmachines in Wayne County.

Normally challengedballots would be set aside

and not counted and WhiteHouse Press Secretary,

Kayleigh McEnany toldSean Hannity this week

that the Trump campaign has234 pages of sworn affidavits

from witnesses alleging vote fraud.

- They're alleging this is one County,

Wayne County Michigan.

They are saying that therewas a batch of ballots

where 60% had the same signature.

They were saying that 35 ballots,

I had no voter record,

but they were counted anyway,

that 50 ballots were run multiple times

through a tabulation machine.

That one woman said her son was deceased,

but nevertheless somehow voted.

- In Nevada, at least 10,000non-residents were allowed

to send in balance for accounting there.

And what about Pennsylvaniaand other States?

Well here to share someevidences Neil McCabe.

He's CommunicationsDirector at Project Veritas.

Neil, thanks for your time.

So I know your organizationand James O'Keefe

are known for your many undercover videos,

we've shown portionsof them over the years.

Now, you've received morethan 12,000 tips about fraud

this time, some from whistleblowersafraid to come forward.

So tell us what you've discovered overall.

- Well, Gary we've received as you said,

thousands and thousandsof phone calls and emails,

and we're sifting through all of them

where we have a specialteam of people dedicated

to make sure that we sortof separate the wheat

from the chaff.

But we do have veryimportant whistleblowers

who have come forward

to postal workers andTraverse City Michigan,

confirmed to us that Lake ballots

were being collected,

sorted separately

so that they could be postmarked,

November 3rd.

And these are late ballots thatcame in after election day,

Richard Hopkins,

who was a mail carrierin Erie Pennsylvania.

He came forward with a similar account.

He said that he overheard his postmaster

rebuking a supervisor

because one of the ballots that came in

was postmarked November4th, instead of the third.

Now Hopkins said he heard this

on the morning of November 5th.

Now Hopkins originally spoketo us with a disguised voice

and a blurred face.

Eventually he decided,

he wanted to come on therecord with his own name.

And so he did that.

He also swore out anaffidavit which was submitted

to the Senate Judiciary Committee

and acknowledged by South Carolina,

Republican Senator Lindsey Graham,

as being a Keystone documentin his investigation

into election fraud,

since then Hopkins hasreceived tremendous pressure

to change his account.

And he endured more than threehours of an interrogation

from an agent from the postoffice Inspector General Office,

who is flown in from New York city Gary

to basically work him over

and to quote update unquote his statement

as Inspector General.

- Okay Neil, I wanna showa clip of that right now

'cause we have a clipthat you guys provided.

So here it is.

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- Neil the Washington Post reported that

after that federal interrogation

Hopkins recanted his story,

but Hopkins later released avideo saying that's not true.

So what's going on here,

is Hopkins believable.

- Yeah, Gary I think if you go back

to that Washington Post story,

you'll see that they haveupdated their headline

and their story toinclude Hopkins statement.

What Hopkins said isthat he was worked over.

He was, they gave him fear and anxiety.

They told this guy, Russel Strasser,

who was from the IG's office,

that the post officeheadquarters in New York.

He told him that he wasgoing to be in trouble

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because he raised more than $130,000

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of the document,

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because it is part of anongoing investigation.

The next thing Hopkins knows

he's putting on administrativeleave without pay.

And that document that Stresser said

he couldn't have a copy of

was released by houseDemocrats with the headline

that Hopkins admitted that he lied,

Hopkins did not lie.

Hopkins stands by his account

and he recorded the morethan two hours or three hours

that he was in that room with Stresser.

- Also I wanna get toMichigan in a minute,

but another one inPennsylvania in Bucks County,

you found destroyed ballots

and then the director ofthe elections there verified

the authenticity of those ballots.

So they weren't fake.

Tell us about that. Why is it worrisome?

- Our Project Veritas journalists

were poking around Bucks County.

They went to a closed election center

that had been open tohandle sort of the flux

from election day.

They saw the bags of trash.

They said, "Hey, let's justgrab these bags of trash

take them back to the hoteland see what's in it."

They opened it up.

They found roughly a dozen ballots

that were what they call spoiled ballot.

And many of them hadbeen ripped up by hand.

Pennsylvania state lawsays that spoiled ballots

must be kept under lockand key for 22 months

and they are part of any recount.

So that inspectors conducting the recount

can verify whether theyindeed are spoiled or not.

Obviously if there's arecount in Pennsylvania,

spoiled ballots thrown in the garbage

are not gonna be part of that.

And obviously it was a violation of law.

We're seeing these irregularitiesall over the place, Gary.

- Yeah. Yes Neil

and of course there's noevidence of any widespread fraud

here

but we've got plenty of examples.

Let's go back to Michigan,

poll watchers in Detroit say,

thousands of mail in ballots,

were counted from people whoare not properly registered.

At least 10,000 mail-inballots were returned

from dead people.

And here's a whistleblower,

write a short clip from your video

of a post office inTraverse City Michigan,

the Barlow Branch.

- [Man] We were issueda directive this morning

to collect any ballotswe find in mailboxes,

collection boxes justoutgoing mail in general,

separate them at the end of the day

so that they could hand stamp them

with the previous days date.

Today is November 4th for clarification.

- We spoke to a second mailman and also

in Traverse City Michigan,

he did not wanna come ona recorded line with us,

but he confirmed his account,

saying that the same thing was happening

in his post office.

Listen Gary,

with so much of this election

and so many of these ballots

being passed through the post office,

the integrity of the postoffice has a direct relationship

to the integrity of the election itself.

- Okay.

You're asking for more whistleblowers

others who witnessed thevote fraud to get in touch

with Project Veritas.

How can they do that Neil?

- The best way to get in touch with us

is at veritastips@protonmail.com.

- Okay. Neil McCabe the Project Veritas.

Thank you for your time and insight today.

- Thanks for having me on here Gary.

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- If Joe Biden becomes our 46th president,

how will he handle Iranin the Middle East,

President Trump removed the United States

from the Iran nuclear deal.

He imposed stricter sanctions.

He also ordered the killingof chief Iranian terrorists,

Qasem Soleimani.

Well joining us with some insights

on possible Bidenadministration Iran policy

is foundation for defensive democracy's,

Senior fellow Benham Ben Taleblu

Ben Biden's website sayshe'd returned the USA

to the Iran nuclear deal.

So what would that mean?

- Well, great to be with you in fact,

I believe then candidate Joe Biden,

pinned an op-ed in CNN this September

talking about thecompliance for compliance

that Joe Biden would return to the JCPOA

the 2015 Iran nuclear deal

if he Iran return to compliance.

The real kicker here isthere is an intent to return,

but what capability do we have?

If Joe Biden doesn't wanna deliver

premature sanctionsrelief for pallets of cash

like the administration he served in,

or he doesn't want war,

which both him and Trump don't want,

the really tool,

the really only optionthat he has left with

is his predecessor, DonaldTrump's economic sanctions.

So there is this question ofhow do you incentivize Iran

to return, so that if you are the US

and wants to return,

you can do so as well.

That's a big question, Mark

that I don't think hisadvisors nor him have publicly

weighed on in detail.

- And Ronald Reagan alwayssaid trust, but verify.

So, wouldn't it be a bit hardernow to return to the deal

because of the tighter sanctionsthat a Trump has imposed?

- Well, it'd be muchtougher to return to deal

for many reasons.

The sanctions are one,

but honestly Iranianbad behavior is another

and perhaps maybe thethird and most important

is that the JCPOA,

even though the us leftit in May eight 2018,

the Iranians and the Europeanshave continued to act like

that ghost of a deal stillis alive and still in force.

And what that means is in October,

at the UN level,

the international armsembargo lapsed in Iran.

Now the us has an executive order blocking

the Iranian weapons transfers or imports.

But if a Joe Bidenadministration wants to go back

into the deal,

they could easily liftthat Executive Order.

So there's a different nuclear reality,

different nuclear factson the ground today

as the Iran's program has expanded,

and of course there's adifferent international reality.

So a potential bite the administration

is going to face an uphill battle,

even dealing with Iran.

- Well, and the differentreality, of course,

in the middle East,

how would our allies in the Persian Gulf,

the Sunni regimes,

handle that after allwe've seen several of them

signed a peace deal with Israel,

how would they view this?

- I think it's reallyprecious that you mentioned

the Abraham accords

on the growing kind ofwave of normalization

between Arab States and Israel.

And that's because theymay see this relationship

with Israel as a very important hedge.

If the perception is thatthe us is on its way out,

that the Iranians are rising,

who is the only other regional power

that has been able to check and roll back

and contain Iranian power?

And the question is quiteclear over the past decade,

you've see the, some of the Arab regimes,

particularly in the Persian Gulf,

deprioritize the Palestinian issue

as the threat from Iranhas grown considerably.

Now that necessarilydraws them towards Israel.

Now, one hopes bonds form between them

that are not just driven

in that mutual shared security concern,

but we can't ignore how importantthat security concern is

has been for drivingsome of these regional

peace agreements.

- Well, you mentionedthe Palestinians now,

what if Biden returns us tofunding of the Palestinians

and other funding that Trump cut off?

How likely is that thatBiden would return to that?

- Well, I'm not an expertin Palestinian politics,

but I do see an unfortunate trend rising.

And this trend has beenwith us in the US really

since the end of the Cold War.

And it's the political incentiveto do the exact opposite

on your predecessor,

particularly on executive branch issues

and philosophical issues.

George H.W Bush had realism,

as his governing foreign policy agenda,

and Bill Clinton reversed that

with two terms of internationalism

and liberalism,

then you had George Bush campaign

for more humble foreign policy,

but after 1911 really

an overextension of the US

particularly throughdemocratization in the Middle East,

we had a Obama roll that back

and achieve that 2015 nuclear deal.

Then you had Trump reversedthe 2015 nuclear deal

and revert to some of thosemore traditional allies

we had in the region.

So it's likely that Bidenmay actually try to undo

some of the gains Trumphas made in the region.

It's unclear how that may,

flesh out with the respectof the Palestinians here,

but I think what returned tothe 2015 Iran nuclear deal

and a return to the Paris climate deal

is something they're receding.

So if there's somethingthat the executive branch

they can do easily,

it could actually be withoutthe wrong of possibility.

- And I'm sure Israel isvery concerned about this,

everything unraveling,

because obviously they didnot have a good experience

with the Obama administration.

Your thoughts on that.

- And that's unfortunatebecause the US and Israel

do see eye to eye on so much.

And really there's not just shared values,

but there are sharedinterests in the region

when it comes to stability,

when it comes to the free flow of energy,

and really when it comesto not letting Iran

get a nuclear weapon.

So one hopes that politics canbe put aside in 2021 beyond.

And these states can actuallyfocus on some of these

shared security and othergoals in the region.

One that has to be aware, of course,

that the Iranians are quiteadept at exploiting cleavages,

and they may want to fleshout some of these cleavages

in the international community.

When the us left the nuclear deal,

Iran tried to isolate the US

and Iran benefitedimmensely from that spat

between Netanyahu andObama in 2014 and 15.

- Okay. Benham Ben Taleblu,

senior fellow at FDD.

Thank you Ben, for your time and insights.

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preliminary results show a 90%prevention effectiveness rate

among trial volunteerswho received the vaccine.

Well here with Morris former food

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Peter Pitts.

Mr.Pitts is co-founder ofthe center for medicine

in the public interest.

Peter, it's good tohave you with us again.

So certainly this was good news about

the effectiveness of the Pfizer vaccine.

90% is amazing compared to other vaccines.

Your thoughts about it?

When do you expect we'llsee final FDA approval?

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is amazing.

But when that vaccine is for COVID-19,

it's a game changer.

Clearly there's still a lotof data to be given to the FDA

for review,

but I think that we could havea emergency use authorization

for Pfizer, potentiallybefore thanksgiving,

certainly before the end of the year.

And that means that wecan begin to inoculate

the healthcare workersand essential workers.

And then after that,

probably early in 2021,

we can roll it out to older Americans

and people with underlyingserious healthcare conditions.

And of course everybody else.

And I think that the 90% numberis good for lots of reasons,

one, it's gonna workit's highly effective,

but also I think that'sgoing to influence people

as to the value and importanceof vaccinations in general.

And especially for COVID-19,

we've got to get thevaccination rates up above 60%

for the general population

if we really wanna get the job done.

90% really is an astounding percentage

it's the holy grail whenit comes to vaccines.

I think what it tells us isthere new types of technologies

that we're talking about mRNA,

for example, messenger RNA,

which is how the Pfizervaccine is manufactured,

allows us to manufacturethese vaccines safer,

faster, less expensively,

and we can scale up globally more quickly.

So we're really hittingall of our bases here

relative to what needs to get done.

- Many people still saythey won't get the vaccine.

Just how safe do you expect it to be?

What about potentiallong-term health risks?

- I'm very excited and very positive about

the safety profile of the Pfizer vaccine.

FDA is really doing its job,

they're demanding twomonths worth of data,

which is a little morethan is generally expected.

And that's, I think agood thing considering

the severity of the pandemic

and the importance of a vaccine.

If people don't think theyshould get vaccinated,

they need to listen to the facts,

protect themselves,

their families, theircommunities, their States,

and our nation.

Unless we all get behindthis and get vaccinated,

it's not going to havethe desired robust effect

of stopping COVID-19 to the ground

and allowing us toreturn to normal activity

on a regular basis.

I think the 90% rate will convince people

it's the right thing to do.

I think that putting allof our politics aside

and doing the right thing

is crucial here.

We've got to all get vaccinatedand as early as possible.

And by the way, that alsoholds true for the flu.

- What do you think of Joe Biden's choices

to lead his advisorygroup on COVID-19 doctors,

David Kessler,

Vivek Murthy, and Marcella Nunez Smith.

- I think they're good choices,

these are people thatreally know their business.

I would have liked to havesee a smoother transition.

In other words, someof the people currently

on the president's COVID-19 task force

could have been engaged,

but I guess there are political issues

that are making that difficult.

But I think that the team that Joe Biden's

put together is a solid team,

they're gonna do the right thing.

They recognize theimportance of vaccinations

and the alacrity ofgetting people vaccinated

and convincing people and educating people

as to the safety of vaccines.

I think we've got to talkto communities of color.

They have traditionalsuspicions of government run,

healthcare programs.

We've got to deal with that respectfully.

We've got to deal with peoplethat don't think that vaccines

are really that important.

We've got to educate them

as for the people thatdon't believe in vaccines.

We think that they're dangerous.

I think we've got to talk to them as well.

We've got a big publiceducation effort ahead of us,

and I hope that Joe Bidentalks about that sooner

rather than later,

because a community, a nation

that's excited about the vaccine

will get vaccinated

and a nation that has suspicions won't.

We have to make sure that every American

wants to get vaccinatedand as quickly as possible,

I'm going to be the first one in line

when I'm available to get a vaccine.

- And what do you think of apossible federal government

mandate for mask wearing?

- I think you can certainly do it.

I don't think it's going to be effective.

You can't make people dothings they don't want to do.

We have to convince people

it's the responsible thingto do, to wear masks,

to maintain proper social distancing

and to practice enhanced personal hygiene.

Unless they're gonna to hire,

million new police officers

to write people ticketswarrant wearing masks.

It's not gonna happen,

but there is value obviouslyin using the bully pulpit

to convince people, to controlpeople, to plead with people,

to ask people to please wear masks

because it's the right thing to do.

And it is,

I would hate to see,

the movement towards the federal mandate,

further create polarization in our nation,

relative to the sciencebehind mask wearing.

- And how about the futureof National Health Insurance

and Obamacare under a Biden presidency?

The Supreme court willbe deciding the laws,

constitutionality

now that there's no insurance mandate.

So what might happen?

- The Supreme court is not goingto rule the Affordable Care

act, AKA Obamacare unconstitutional.

I think that that president elect Biden

and soon to be president Biden,

if that holds up,

we'll certainly try to amend it,

be as time marches on

obviously there are problemswith the ACA big problems,

hopefully as one of thedesigners of the legislation,

he can see that and try to make it better.

- Okay. Former FDA AssociateCommissioner, Peter Pitts,

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- So you say you're a bitstressed about the uncertainty

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Many experts warned usthat mail-in balloting

would be a mess.

And like Al Gore whochallenged the election results

for 37 days after the election in 2000,

President Trump has do his day in court.

So what are you praying?

Are you praying for Trump tobe sworn in on January 20th

or for Joe Biden to be victorious

when all the legal battles vote counts

and recounts are finished?

I know God will have his way.

He's not a Democrat or Republican,

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pray that America embraces unity

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pray that God shines hislight on the darkness.

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