Topic: Tina Peters

Former Colorado clerk Tina Peters met with President Trump in the Oval Office to discuss election security and the use of foreign-made parts in voting machines. The discussion referenced a finding by the Department of Homeland Security that machines containing components from China and Russia are compromised. Trump is reportedly considering federal action to secure elections if Congress fails to pass the Save America Act.

Former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters was sentenced to nine years in prison for her role in an election tampering case. Peters was convicted of allowing unauthorized individuals to access voting machines in a search for evidence of fraud following the 2020 election. Judge Matthew Barrett delivered a stern rebuke during sentencing, labeling Peters a "charlatan" and emphasizing that her actions posed a danger to democratic processes.

Investigative journalist Laura Logan is set to release a documentary titled "Selection Code" on July 16th, focusing on alleged security breaches in voting machines. The film features Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters and explores the vulnerability of private company software in the American electoral process, marketed with the tagline "selected, not elected."

Adam Curry reports a delay in receiving towels ordered from Mike Lindell's website, while John Dvorak critiques Lindell's media production quality. In Colorado, Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters faces accusations of facilitating a security breach of election equipment to investigate fraud.