In Monday’s episode of “The Michael Knowles Show,” bestselling author Michael Knowles questioned the validity of the “found” votes in Florida.
“[T]he races have tightened. The races for senate and governor. Ron DeSantis running against Andrew Gillum for governor, and Republican Rick Scott running against Bill Nelson for the Senate,” said Knowles. “And what you’re seeing on CNN and NBC, MSNBC, New York Times, wherever, is that the polls are tightening.”
“Right, they’re tightening because you’re finding a bunch of fraudulent ballots, that’s why,” he said. “Gotta call it like it is.”
Republican Senate candidate Rick Scott and gubernatorial candidate Ron DeSantis are ahead only by razor-thin margins, Knowles explained, prompting recounts that seem to be favoring Democrats Bill Nelson and Andrew Gillum.
“In Broward and Palm Beach county, they found, it was a teacher, in a polling place at an elementary school went into a closet and just magically found a box of provisional ballots waiting in there,” he said. “This brings us to the definition of a word by the way: Provisional ballot. When Democrats discover provisional ballots days after the election, the provision that those ballots seek to rectify is that Republicans won the election. That’s the provision, so just in case Republicans win an election, there’s a provision called inventing a bunch of fake ballots to go in there.”
Video and transcript below:
So, amidst all of this, the races have tightened. The races for senate and governor. Ron DeSantis running against Andrew Gillum for governor, and Republican Rick Scott running against Bill Nelson for the senate, and what you’re seeing on CNN and NBC, MSNBC, New York Times, wherever, is that the polls are tightening.
Right, they’re tightening because you’re finding a bunch of fraudulent ballots, that’s why.
Gotta call it like it is.
Right now, Rick Scott, the Republican is only up .25% on Nelson, so that’s 12,500 votes or less. This triggers a hand recount of the election. Ron DeSantis, the Republican is up less than half a percentage point on Andrew Gillum, less than 33,700 votes. In Florida, that triggers a machine recount right away, so now they’re tightening up.
In Broward and Palm Beach county, they found, it was a teacher, in a polling place at an elementary school went into a closet and just magically found a box of provisional ballots waiting in there. This brings up to the definition of a word by the way: Provisional ballot.
When Democrats discover provisional ballots days after the election, the provision that those ballots seek to rectify is that Republicans won the election. That’s the provision, so just in case Republicans win an election, there’s a provision called inventing a bunch of fake ballots to go in there.
So Townhall is reporting Laura Loomer saw a bunch of other provisional ballots that were found in a rental car in Ft. Lauderdale airport. They were found in the trunk of the car. You can actually see that some people have been posting around twitter that these boxes of ballots were transported in private cars. They were loaded onto rental trucks.
Here’s just one example of a guy who happened to see it.
Yeah, I don’t think that’s right either. I don’t think it’s right.