From what I watched today, there were around 60,000 votes that should be considered illegal. The best part is that they repeatedly told us today that they still haven't received the routers/passwords/splunk logs, etc. in order to confirm the rest. They then said they had reached an agreement on acquiring those things finally, so who knows when they'll be able to fully audit?

The best part that I see nobody mentioning is that they named off at least a dozen or two laws that were clearly broken and require action, and this is all without considering the votes that were manipulated through the internet (exactly what Mike Lindell said at his cyber-symposium). Senator Petersen's closing remarks went something like this: "We now know we have to act through legislation and LAW ENFORCEMENT to fix what we've been shown today." It's on the Attorney General now!