It was fake.

In the tradition of Jack Maxey and Gregggg, it was a bunch of hype that came to nothing.

I had found the website, and on the day the video was supposed to release, there was a message saying something like "there aren't enough eyes on this story so the video is delayed until tomorrow". This is moving the goalposts, common in a hype scam. The next day, the website was gone and the domain was available to buy. It was a .eth domain.

Just like the Arizona Audit, Jack Maxey, John McAfee, Ingersoll Lockwood, and most recently, Greggggg, it was a bunch of hype that went nowhere. But it sure did distract people from taking action locally!

KeEp yOUr eYeS oN tHe AuDiT!!!11!!