Patrick King vs The Crown

I then did my segment, in which I discussed some jaw-dropping stories which could get memory-holed, given the extraordinary times we're in.

ASHLI BABBITT's FINGERPRINTS SENT TO CHINESE WEB DOMAIN The first was the announcement by Judicial Watch that via a FOIA request, they received 1,160 pages of documents from Washington, DC's Office of the Chief Medical Examiner related to Ashli Babbitt, which reveal that "the Chief Medical Examiner submitted a request for permission to cremate Babbitt only two days after taking custody of her body and that due to the high profile nature of Babbitt’s case, Deputy Chief Medical Examiner Francisco Diaz requested that a secure electronic file with limited access be created for Babbitt’s records."

A very odd find was that Chief Medical Examiner official, Jamie Spann emailed a scanned file from the FBI, with Ashli Babbitt's fingerprints to Grant Greenwalt, Manager of the Crime Scenes Sciences unit of the DC Department of Forensic Sciences, asking him to run the prints. Greenwalt, in turn forwarded the request to David Chumbley, a DC Police Department officer, who in turn forwarded the prints from his iPhone to someone identified as Jamese Kororma (which appears to be a fake name) within the DC government.

This email sent to "Jamese Kororma" resulted in multiple bounced emails returned with "undeliverable" messages in Chinese! Why on Earth would a DC cop be forwarding a request to scan Ashli Babbitt's fingerprints to somebody in China? Is the CCP also bribing DC Police officers? TWITTER ALLOWS GOVERNMENT ENTITIES TO DELETE OTHERS' TWEETS The next story, in what's being described as a discovery as momentous as the Pentagon Papers, MIT professor and onetime Massachusetts Senator candidate, Dr Shiva Ayyadurai was able to uncover Twitter's "partner support portal," that is offered to certain governmental entities so that they can flag and delete content they dislike. Dr Shiva had stumbled upon this after his tweets, alleging voter fraud during his campaign had been deleted at the direction of government employees of the Massachusetts Secretary of State's office! Dr Shiva then filed a federal lawsuit, alleging that the government silenced his political speech in order to affect an election. The case will hinge on the degree of interaction between Twitter and the state government of Massachusetts and some legal experts believe that this case could spell the end of Section 230 protections for the social media giants. RAISING ARIZONA And for those wondering what's going on with the Arizona election audit, I discuss the interview between Arizona State Senator, Wendy Rogers and Stew Peters, who has called to de-certify the 2020 Election, based on the egregious anomalies so far discovered in the audit, such as:

• 74,000 "mail-in" ballots which were never mailed out to begin with
• Thousands of ballots that were counted from people who weren't even registered to vote
• Thousands of voters who voted and then mysteriously dropped off the voter rolls in December
• Thousands of duplicated ballots without required serial numbers stamped on them.

Rogers has called for the arrest of the Maricopa County Supervisors, who have not complied with the subpoena to provide the passwords to the Dominion machines and she has forwarded their infractions to the Arizona Attorney General. If they are found to be non-compliant, Maricopa County will be docked some $63 million in the State’s revenue share.

She says it is the Arizona State Legislature – not Governor Doug Doucey – that has the authority to de-certify, he actually has no role in signing-off on it. However, they cannot vote on de-certification until the legislature is back in session next January.

In the meantime, she says that as the Vice-Chairman of the Judiciary Committee, she can follow the processes and accept and integrate the information that they get from the audit.

She says once the audit team is done analyzing the data, which is expected in about 2 weeks, all of their processes can then be replicated in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, Georgia – and in any other jurisdiction where Dominion machines were used.

And the rest is history.