Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin is set to deliver a press briefing this afternoon, following Trump’s major speech on election fraud and foreign interference in US elections.
In addition to the massive Chinese voter data breach, affecting 220 million US voters, China’s massive influence campaign on media and business leaders, manipulation of voting machines, and a complicit deep state intelligence community, Trump announced the results of a Department of Homeland Security investigation into states’ voter rolls.
As The Gateway Pundit reported, Trump said that 278,000 illegal voters have been discovered on state voter rolls, but the number is “actually much higher than that,” Trump said, noting that Democratic states refused to comply with DHS’s investigation.
According to a public report from DHS, the 278,000 illegal voters were found across just four states that provided the public data files to federal officials.
DHS has also found over 400,000 deceased registrants and over 28,000 non-citizens across states that shared their election files with the Department.
Trump announced near the end of his speech last night that Markwayne Mullin would hold a briefing today to discuss his department’s investigations, including confirming cyber vulnerabilities in elections.
“Tomorrow, the Secretary of Homeland Security will hold a briefing to outline his department’s recent work confirming cyber vulnerabilities in our electronic voting systems. They are bad,” Trump said.
“We’re in the process of informing governors, senators, and members of Congress of potential issues in their states. If you look at voting today, it’s in such bad shape in so many states, and we are committing to fix it,” the President continued.
“I’ve also ordered DHS to notify every state about non-citizens on their voter rolls and direct them to remove all ineligible voters from the lists immediately. But most importantly, addressing this crisis of election security demands that Congress must pass the Save America Act.”
WATCH:
Mullin’s remarks are scheduled for 11 am ET.
Watch live below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjuVaRAEpe4
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