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Pennsylvania vote: Nearly 300K mailed ballots for Biden had to come from non-Democrats

Pennsylvania vote: Nearly 300K mailed ballots for Biden had to come from non-Democrats

Tatiana Prophet
2020 Election

Elected officials and citizen pundits alike appear to believe that President Donald Trump incited a riot at the Capitol because he has been claiming election fraud since Nov. 3. So we decided to do an independent analysis of each state’s statistical anomalies to try to determine whether there was probable cause to examine forensic evidence in search of what may have caused such unlikely numbers, in such a narrow and contested race.

In Pennsylvania, 293,207 more mailed ballots were counted for Biden than registered Democrats returned ballots: 1,996,000 versus 1,702,000.

Carter page: The man who wasn't charged

Carter page: The man who wasn't charged

Tatiana Prophet
Intelligence

Carter Page was the face of the Russia probe
More than 3 years later, it all fell apart

The application to spy on Carter Page was based on the suspicion that he was a Russian agent. We’ve now learned that Page had been working with the CIA, and had already reported to them the “suspicious” contact with Russian officials that was used to justify spying. After the OIG report came out Monday stating he was working for another U.S. government agency, Page himself told Sean Hannity that it was the CIA.

THE 'TREASON' SHOW

THE 'TREASON' SHOW

Tatiana Prophet
Diplomacy

By TATIANA PROPHET

On Monday July 16, U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin held a joint press conference after their closed-door meeting, which had lasted two hours.

Read the full transcript here.

About halfway through his short opener, Trump said he had raised the issue of Russian interference in "our elections."

"I felt this was a message best delivered in person. Spent a great deal of time talking about it," he said. "President Putin may very well want to address it and very strongly, because he feels very strongly about it."

He then talked about Syria, calling it a "complex" crisis, and stating that the United States would not allow Iran, Russia's ever cozier ally, to benefit from "our successful campaign against ISIS."

The very first question, from Alexei Meshkov of Interfax Information Agency, was regarding Trump's very vocal opposition to a Russian pipeline to Germany, in which the EU powerhouse would, in Trump's words, become a "hostage" due to its dependence on Russian oil. The reporter implied there was perhaps a political rationale for Trump's stance, but Trump came back to say the superpowers would be competing for the world's natural gas consumers.

Putin then weighed in on Trump's opposition to the pipeline, saying there was "space for cooperation here."