DrLove
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This interview is priceless - Watch the video!
Sarah Ferguson tried to challenge Powell on some basic facts, such as the number of states in which Smartmatic — another voting-machine company singled out by the Trump team — was operating. When Ferguson pointed out Smartmatic machines were only used in one county in California, Powell responded that its involvement was “probably a lot bigger than that.”
As Ferguson challenged Powell further, Powell inquired multiple times whether the journalist was working for Smartmatic. “You know, I’m confused why you’re here,” Powell said.
But the highest-intensity back-and-forth came after Powell briefly stopped the interview because Ferguson had steered the interview toward items Powell called subject to litigation.
Ferguson said official bodies responsible for the conduct and oversight of the election had determined there was no fraud, and Powell responded that such conclusions represented “propaganda.”
“I disagree with that completely, and we have, and will produce, additional evidence that proves otherwise,” Powell said.
Powell, asked whether she was suggesting vast numbers of Americans were involved in fraud, said that thousands did participate “knowingly or unknowingly.”
But who was responsible for the fraud? Powell wouldn’t say exactly.
“I don’t know who all the ‘they’ are,” she said. “I would really like to know the answer to that. But it’s a significant number of ‘they,’ and they knew exactly what they were doing and they planned it for three years. This was no accident.”
Ferguson then asked Powell: “Do you ever hear yourself and think that it sounds ridiculous?”
Australian reporter's question to Trump election lawyer Sidney Powell: âDo you ever hear yourself and think that it sounds ridiculous?
TV journalist challenges central member of pro-Trump legal team over the sourcing of her purported election-fraud information.
www.marketwatch.com