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Ashe in America and CannCon finally get Shelby Robinson of We The People USA Alliance on the show after years of citing her Maricopa County work.
Shelby explains how her group came together around voting machines, from the 230-page report on their history and funding that went to Congress, to the Runbeck case and the push for a "Logan Law" so election vendors face the same transparency Cyber Ninjas did. The guys ask about the Kari Lake and Abe Hamadeh trials and why courts never looked.
Then Shelby walks through what her team caught on the county's cameras after certification: staff inserting flash drives into a terminal that feeds the whole secure room, port blockers opened with no key log, and an employee with a history in the EMS server room. She asks why the updates came after logic and accuracy testing instead of before, and why the cameras can only be watched four at once.
After Shelby signs off, the guys dig into chain of custody and certified updates, and close on the Justice Department letter to Georgia State Election Board executive director James Mills about Fulton County.
