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Linda Szynkowicz, founder and CEO of Fight Voter Fraud, sits down with veteran sales executive and school‑board activist Terry Newsome for a raw, unfiltered look at what he calls a coordinated campaign of political persecution. Newsome recounts confronting Illinois school‑board members he describes as “Marxist super‑board superintendents,” battling rainbow flags, tampon machines and a state‑wide book‑banning bill signed by Governor J.B. Pritzker. He details threats from self‑identified Antifa members, a purported domestic‑terrorist label, and a tangled web of FBI FOIA requests that yielded 346 pages—most redacted—suggesting a prolonged investigation into his presence at the Jan. 6 rally. The conversation pivots to Newsome’s ties with right‑wing activist Charlie Kirk, a sponsored trip to AmFest, and the fallout when airline staff allegedly flagged him as a “real bad person” on a watch list. He describes being barred from boarding, his family’s experience at security, and the chilling effect of repeated social‑media takedowns. Throughout, Newsome paints a picture of a cultural war where “communists, Marxists, Islamic jihadists” and the Democratic establishment converge to silence dissenting parents. Linda frames the narrative as a warning to other parents and activists, urging men to stand up and questioning whether the nation is heading toward a civil conflict. The episode ends with Newsome sharing his contact details for listeners who want to follow his fight, and a pledge to return with updates on his legal battles and ongoing activism. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Linda Szynkowicz, founder of Fight Voter Fraud, opens the show with her trademark energy before diving into a hard‑hitting interview with longtime analyst Gary Meyers of The Meyers Report. Together they unpack a nationwide grading system that rates every U.S. jurisdiction on a 0‑100 scale, revealing that 40 of 51 score an "F"—worse than many authoritarian regimes. They trace the problem back to the 2005 bipartisan Carter‑Baker Commission, which identified mail‑in ballots and the lack of strict voter ID as the two greatest threats to election security. Meyers explains how the United States relies on an honor‑system affidavit for citizenship verification, a practice the duo argues is unique worldwide and ripe for fraud. By contrast, countries such as North Korea, China, Russia and even Somalia enforce rigorous identity checks, often scoring higher on the same rubric. The hosts argue that mail‑in ballots destroy the secret‑ballot chain of custody, opening the door to coercion, bribery and counterfeit submissions, and they denounce drop‑box installations as a "worst‑ever" innovation. The conversation shifts to state‑level realities: Connecticut’s low score, the partisan split where red states marginally outperform blue states, and the chaos of extended early‑voting periods that lack funding. Linda calls for the SAVE Act—an overhaul that would eliminate or severely limit mail‑in voting and mandate real photo ID for every voter. Internationally, the episode highlights how even dictatorships maintain stricter voting protocols, and it briefly profiles upcoming elections in Granada. The program closes with Linda’s impassioned final thoughts, urging listeners to vote in person, monitor their ballots, and fight any attempts to certify fraudulent results. This episode delivers a bold, data‑driven critique of America’s election infrastructure and a rallying cry for reform. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Linda Szynkowicz, founder and CEO of Fight Voter Fraud, opens the episode with her trademark rallying cry for "one vote for one legal voter" before bringing on Gateway Pundit veteran Joe Hoft. Hoft walks listeners through the origins of the Gateway Pundit, his twin‑brother Jim’s blog roots, and how the site grew from a St. Louis‑based outlet to a national force that even caught the attention of Drudge and Alex Jones. He then pivots to the data‑driven side of the show, describing how he and a former KPMG auditor uncovered what they call "election glitches" – massive, unaudited vote shifts in Wisconsin that they estimate moved ten million votes to President Biden and three million away from former President Trump. The pair argue that the glitches stem from the Edison data dump, a repository that surfaced on a fringe site and was never examined by the Big Four auditors for fear of a modern‑day Arthur Andersen fallout. The conversation turns to COVID‑19 mortality skepticism, with Hoft recalling his 2020 analysis that World Health Organization projections were wildly inflated and his subsequent doxxing by Media Matters. He also details his exclusive access to the Hunter Biden laptop before the 2020 election, claiming the site ran a series of pre‑election bombshells that mainstream media ignored. Linda then shifts focus to illegal voting concerns in Connecticut, painting a picture of overwhelmed municipal staff, language barriers, and what she describes as generous benefits for undocumented residents that, in her view, subsidize illegal ballots. The episode caps off with an international segment on Spain, citing the IFES election guide’s 70% turnout figure and a voter‑registration count of 38.5 million, before Linda delivers her final thoughts: a call to reject what she calls left‑wing “cheating,” to support Republican candidates, and to protect election integrity through vigilant, legal voting. Bold, data‑heavy, and unapologetically partisan, this episode offers a deep dive into the narrative that election data glitches, COVID‑19 mortality claims, and illegal voting are eroding American democracy, all framed through the lens of Fight Voter Fraud’s mission. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Linda Szynkowicz and guest Steve Stern dive deep into a cascade of election‑integrity flashpoints sweeping the United States and beyond. They kick off with the Georgia State Election Board scandal, where a director allegedly sent unauthorized letters to the Trump administration, prompting the board chair to claim a loss of control over the executive director. Moving west, they unpack Hawaii’s bizarre tied‑election tiebreaker drama—plastic eggs, secretive draws, and a commission deadlocked without a chair—highlighting a 144‑page complaint that forced the Supreme Court to order a rematch and new tiebreaker rules. The conversation then shifts to New Jersey, where the ACLU threatens a lawsuit after Ocean County mailed residency questionnaires that omitted Republicans, sparking a heated debate over voter‑domicile verification. In New Mexico, they expose a partisan clash over AI‑generated political images, with the Democratic Party filing an ethics complaint against Republican posts that violate the state’s deep‑fake law. Wisconsin’s University of Wisconsin Badgers Vote Coalition faces calls for an audit over alleged misuse of private funds in student voter‑registration drives. Internationally, Linda and Steve spotlight Nigeria’s upcoming presidential election and Brazil’s volatile post‑assassination‑attempt runoff, where the Bolsonaro family seeks to reclaim power amid accusations of communist interference. Throughout, the hosts stress urgent action: paper ballots, same‑day hand counts, and relentless monitoring of every precinct. Listeners are urged to sign petitions, share the show, and report any irregularities before certification. This episode is a rallying cry for legal voters to protect the sanctity of every ballot. Stay informed, stay empowered, and join the fight for one vote for one legal voter. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this revealing interview, former FBI special agent Greg Dillon walks host Linda Szynkowicz through the full arc of his law‑enforcement career, from a teenage dream in New Haven to the inner workings of the FBI’s Washington Field Office. Dillon details the grueling application pipeline—written test, physical exam, psychological screening, oral board—and the brutal attrition rate that left only a fraction of applicants moving forward. He recounts his frustration at being stuck in Virginia, the long‑haul commute to D.C., and the realization that a transfer back to New England could take another decade. Choosing a detour, Dillon joined the Connecticut Office of the Chief State's Attorney, where he soon partnered with John "Jack" Bailey Jr. on a high‑profile fugitive task force that blended state investigators with FBI agents. The conversation pivots to the FBI’s practice of converting state warrants into federal ones for the sake of statistical credit. Dillon explains the Quality Step Increase (QSI) program—a raise tied to the number of federal warrants an agent helps generate—arguing that financial incentives can distort investigative priorities without enhancing penalties. He describes how this pressure led to a flood of federalized cases, many of which were merely state crimes, and how whistleblowing on the practice cost him his career advancement, leaving him sidelined for years. Dillon also shares the personal toll of confronting a culture that discourages mental‑health support, detailing how seeking counseling could jeopardize an agent’s gun certification. The interview closes with reflections on resilience, the moral weight of exposing systemic flaws, and the lingering impact of lawfare on those who dare to speak out. Listeners gain an insider’s view of FBI bureaucracy, the hidden economics of law enforcement, and the human cost of institutional retaliation. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.