In a few short months, America heads into what may be the most important midterm elections of our lifetime.
So why are the same officials still in charge of election standards across more than 3,000 counties—despite serious concerns raised since 2020?
On Episode 78 of Going Rogue with Lara Logan, Lara speaks with Pennsylvania whistleblower Robert Mancini and Dr. Timothy Schindler, who is working with whistleblowers across the country.
They’re raising urgent concerns about voting machines, ballot barcodes, and the growing frustration among Americans trying to access public records and demand accountability.
At the center of it all: a deeper question—why are efforts to investigate and fix these issues being blocked?
This is a frontline perspective from those sounding the alarm.
Watch Full Episode Friday at 12PM CST on YouTube, Spotify, Apple, X, Rumble and most platforms.
Coming up on the next episode of Going Rogue with Lara Logan in a few short months,
this country will be going to the polls once again in arguably the most important midterm
elections in our lifetimes. So it may surprise you to learn that the people on the Election
Assistance Commission who are responsible for maintaining the standards that are used in every
state where there are voting machines in operation in over 3,000 counties in America,
the people responsible for maintaining those standards who did not say anything about election
fraud in 2020, who really stood by while that was certified as the most secure election in history,
which is not just a joke. It's a crime that those very same people are still there. They're still
in their jobs. Nothing has happened to them. And one man who's very frustrated by that is a
whistleblower in Pennsylvania. His name is Robert Mancini. His detractors accuse him of filing
frivolous lawsuits just for trying to get mostly the public records that are the right of every
citizen to have. Why are they blocking them? Well, it never looks good when you block things like
that. And someone who's helping Robert Mancini is Dr. Timothy Schindler. You may recognize his name
if you watch Going Rogue with Lara Logan because he is working with whistleblowers across the
country, a whistleblower himself, who is frustrated that the federal government is blocking the
attempts of people to address the weaponization of the government against whistleblowers.
We've heard the same from parents who are also frustrated. And we know that the president who
ran on a campaign to address the weaponization of the government against the American people
feels strongly about this. He followed up his campaign promises with an executive order. His
attorney general created the weaponization working group. She has now been removed. This task falls
to the interim attorney general and whoever will come in and replace him. But one of the things
that we're hearing from many people is that there is a sense of urgency that perhaps the public does
not understand. They're frustrated by what has and hasn't been done. And they are speaking out now.
Dr. Schindler and Robert Mancini are speaking out about major issues with the machines and also
issues with barcodes on ballots. This will directly impact the upcoming midterm elections.
Do not miss the next episode of Going Rogue with Lara Logan. Find out how the American people are
being frustrated in their efforts to get secure, safe and fair elections and how little is being done
to address the weaponization of the government against the American people
from the point of view of people on the front line of this fight.
