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42,000 people in Nevada voted more than once according to your work in this. 42,000 people. 1500 people voted in Nevada that were dead. 19,000 people voted though they did not live in Nevada and they weren't a college student. 8,000 people voted from a non-existent address. 15,000 people voted though they were registered to a commercial address or a vacant address and 4,000 people voted in Nevada that are non-citizens. My question to you is, in my state when someone votes twice, and we do have that occasionally, about 50 times a year that that actually occurs in our state, we prosecute individuals that vote twice. Of this 130,000 instances that you have identified from the 2020 election in Nevada, do you know of any prosecutions currently going on in Nevada for any voter fraud? Not yet, Senator, and that's extremely important. This has to be, these laws have to be enforced. We of course, I represent the Trump campaign and the campaign's electors, I don't represent the government, we can't bring prosecutions. But if we are going to enforce voter integrity laws, they must be enforced and we are confident that although it often takes a long time to put together a fraud case, although it takes prosecutors months, sometimes even years to go through subpoenas and warrants and using the FBI to go investigate these things, once a good hard look at these cases is examined, an honest look, if we do that, there should be charges brought because the ranking member brought up in his remarks that when you lose the principle of one person, one vote. The end result is authoritarian.
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