MAGA Influencer MELTS DOWN After Getting ARRESTED

You know, I love when stuff like this happens. It is the most clear example of karma for these MAGA influencers who go out there and try to sow distrust in our elections and try to provoke people and whatnot, and now they're facing the consequences. A MAGA provocateur has been charged after a bonkers voting stunt. They tried to expose voter fraud only for them to be charged with voter fraud. I mean, wow. How many times have we seen this before? Conservative activist James O'Keefe and another right-wing influencer have been accused of dressing up in mock Islamic garb and attempting to cast votes at a Minnesota polling place. James O'Keefe, the Project Veritas founder, who made a name for himself by deceptively editing videos of undercover sting operations, and his fellow conservative content creator Cam Higby, has been hit with felony counts of unlawful voting and identity theft, the Hennepin County attorney announced in a press conference on Wednesday. Quote, Elections are the bedrock of democracy, and their protection is one of our priorities. Our biggest priorities, said Mary Moriarty, the top attorney in the county. Quote, Individuals engaging in unlawful conduct related to our elections will be held accountable. And as they should. I mean, these MAGA influencers genuinely try to pull these stunts for what? Social media views and clicks? They go out there, they are dressing in Muslim garb, Islamic garb, and trying to pretend to be voters in the county where they are, of course, not registered to vote? It's disgusting. Moriarty said O'Keefe and Higby wore disguises and filmed themselves in the county, entering polling places, falsely identifying themselves as four registered voters in Minneapolis. According to videos, the pair shared online. So they actually posted themselves committing this crime, allegedly. During the state's August 11th primaries, the hoax aimed to draw attention to a Minnesota voter voucher law. Quote, I dressed as a Muslim woman and Minneapolis poll workers were prepared to allow me and an army of other foreigners to fraudulently vote without verifying who any of us are. During Wednesday's press conference, Moriarty said both men stopped short of signing the oath before receiving their ballots, meaning that the laws worked. That they were not allowed to vote. I mean, what, like, oh, still she emphasized Minnesota law makes it illegal to intentionally misrepresent one's identity when applying for a ballot, calling the charges against the two men appropriate. So this is the tweet that the Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty put out, saying that polling places are the heart of democracy. Any attempt to disrupt or deceive our elections and our election workers will not be tolerated. And also, they said in the videos, both Mr. O'Keefe and Higby, visited multiple precincts in Hennepin County and misrepresented their identities by giving election judges names of registered voters in the precinct without those voters' knowledge or permission. So they were committing identity theft. And they thought that what they were doing was morally right or legal. They were using the identity of other voters to try to deceive poll workers into getting a ballot and voting. That is a crime. That is a crime. What is wrong with these people? Why? Why are they trying to do stuff like this? This is the video he posted, quote, No ID required for you and your eight friends. I dress as a Muslim woman, and Minneapolis poll workers were prepared to allow me and an army of other foreigners to fraudulently vote without verifying any of us. Check this out. Hi. Hello. Can I get your last name, please? Can you spell the first three letters? And your first name? Kami. Kami. And then your address, please. My address, I just moved. It is 3530 Cleveland, Northeast. Got you here. So if you can take a look and make sure that. Can I vouch? You should. Yes. We'll get you checked in first, and then we can vouch. What is required? Okay, yeah. Just to. You're already pre-registered, so nothing else. Just you'll sign something, and we'll get your phone number. And then she vote? Yeah. Okay. Do we need ID? Nope. No ID needed? Her ID? She does not need ID? Nope. I have also seven other people who I live with. Can they not register? If you live with them, you can vouch for them. You can vouch for up to eight people. And no ID for any? Nope. But after eight people, you can't vouch anymore today. Okay. Tomorrow? Tomorrow, election day is over. Okay. And what if some of them do not live with me? If you. Ryan Reynolds here from Mint Mobile. The message for everyone paying big wireless way too much. Please, for the love of everything good in this world, stop. 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You can vouch for the person you're here with today or others that live with you. And that's it. But you need to sign something. You need to sign an oath under the penalty of perjury that you are vouching for them. And they are who you say they are. And that they can actually vote. And if you don't sign that document and you are not subjected to the penalty of perjury, then they can't vote. That's how the system works. And you can see that the gentleman checking this person in who is dressing as a Muslim woman, but is Cam Higbee. He's asking like, you know, your address, your name and things like that. I mean, when I voted, that's what they've done for me as well. And I imagine something similar for you to wherever you are in the country. It's like a secure system. But the only reason that they are entertaining Cam Higbee and James O'Keefe in this voting scheme is because they are using somebody else's identity who is registered to vote. But he's I mean, it's pissing me off, man. And here's the thing. They actually were reported immediately. So again, the system worked. Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simons is speaking out about what he calls outrageous misconduct at Minneapolis polling sites after these conservative commentators posted this video. In one video, at least one member of the Justice League is dressed in a burqa and another man in the video can be heard using an accent to try to vouch for others, which we just saw. A group member says he was highlighting the state's vouching laws. The video also shows a member of the group leaving a polling place after being told he needed to sign an oath. The video shows a worker explaining vouching rules. They never signed the document. James O'Keefe and Cam Higbee members of the Justice League are seen in the video that's been shared on social media. Simon says poll workers immediately reported the group's actions. He went on to say the apparent goal was to cast doubt on one or more Minnesota election laws, adding, quote, instead, they revealed their ignorance of how these laws actually work while putting themselves in legal jeopardy. Well said. Well said. And now Cam Higbee is fundraising. He's trying to, you know, set up this link where you can send him money because he's been charged. By, you know, these prosecutors in Minnesota. He says that Minnesota has filed two felony charges against me related to my burka video in the state. No laws were broken. They want me in prison for exposing election vulnerabilities in their state. It's driving me. When this stuff happens, like I just like I'm it's karma. But also what vulnerabilities were exposed? You you didn't vote. You didn't vote. You were not given a ballot, which means the system prevented you from pretending like you are someone else and getting the ability to cast. A ballot, you know what I mean? It's just somebody pointed out, not sweetie, you tried to prove fraud exists at a major level, but all you proved is fraudsters get caught major fail. And he also said, I am not afraid of Minnesota. Somebody pointing out at Krasenstein saying you sound terrified, which maybe he is a little bit. And guess what? They're still at it. James O'Keefe posting two days ago, October 26th, James O'Keefe and Cam Higbee pair up again, but this time they go undercover in the state of Florida to register to vote and vouch for others ahead of the midterm election. And guess what? They were not given a ballot. They were not given a ballot there either. But the thing about Mr. James O'Keefe is that this is not the first time he's engaged in shenanigans like this. All the way back in 2012, a group says it got primary ballots with dead people's names. The governor says group's actions should be investigated. This was all the way back in New Hampshire in 2012. This was, you know, James O'Keefe as well. There was also this, this, this scenario where he was in Senator Mary Landrieu's office. He pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges of entering federal property under false pretenses and was charged with fraudulent misdemeanor charges. He was also charged with, excuse me, pretending, I'm sorry, to be a workman, but obviously he was there to be a provocateur and, uh, he was actually ousted from Project Veritas, that group he started because apparently he was leading it like a power drunk tyrant. So to give you some context on who James O'Keefe is, who is behind this stuff, but yeah, these MAGA, these MAGA influencers who I guess wanted views and likes, and I don't know, probably some money out there from this as well. They probably made a decent chunk. Now they can put that to their legal fees, I guess. Why are they doing stuff like this? All they are doing is embarrassing themselves, opening themselves up to legal liability, and looking like idiots. 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