00:0042,000 people in Nevada voted more than once, according to your work in this.
00:0642,000 people.
00:071,500 people voted in Nevada that were dead.
00:1219,000 people voted though they did not live in Nevada and they weren't a college student.
00:188,000 people voted from a non-existent address.
00:2215,000 people voted though they were registered to a commercial address or a vacant address.
00:26And 4,000 people voted in Nevada that are non-citizens.
00:31My question to you is, in my state, when someone votes twice, and we do have that occasionally,
00:38about 50 times a year that that actually occurs in our state, we prosecute individuals that vote twice.
00:45Of this 130,000 instances that you have identified from the 2020 election in Nevada,
00:50do you know of any prosecutions currently going on in Nevada for any voter fraud?
00:56Not yet, Senator, and that's extremely important.
01:00This has to be, these laws have to be enforced.
01:03We, of course, I represent the Trump campaign and the campaign's electors.
01:08I don't represent the government.
01:09We can't bring prosecutions.
01:11But if we are going to enforce voter integrity laws, they must be enforced.
01:17And we are confident that although it often takes a long time to put together a fraud case,
01:22although it takes prosecutors months, sometimes even years, to go through subpoenas and warrants
01:27and using the FBI to go investigate these things, once a good hard look at these cases is examined,
01:36an honest look, if we do that, there should be charges brought because the ranking member brought up in his remarks
01:45that when you lose the principle of one person, one vote, the end result is authoritarian.
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