Speaker 1: Welcome back to The David Pakman Show. My name is Jesse Dollar Moore. I'm subbing
for David this week. I'm kind of like UCAN Kornelius, a cartoon from your your favorite
childhood Christmas special, animated by some witchcraft and brought to life. And I hold
in my hand follow up from yesterday. Yesterday, I talked about a lawsuit filed by Dominion
Voting Systems against Newsmax, Ohayon or One Americanus, and Patrick Byrne, who apparently
is the CEO of Overstock.com. They're being sued for defamation in a wide ranging multi,
multi, hundreds of millions of dollars, like a one point two billion dollar lawsuit for
defamation in their pursuit of election. Propaganda, the big lie that Donald Trump didn't, in fact
lose and Joe Biden didn't, in fact, win. Even though they come with zero evidence, they
play their weird propaganda movies on own, produced by my pillow ding dong. It is all
surreal and in this lawsuit, this two hundred thirteen page lawsuit, it really also illuminates
another issue related to the right, and that is their dedication to propaganda, their dedication
to the lies they're they're propping up of figures who are not of any repute as experts.
And that is the case that I want to talk about today, and that is from January of twenty
twenty one, and put a guy on the air promoting him as a as an expert math mathematician,
a professional holding expertize in advanced mathematics when in fact, spoiler alert, I'll
get to it. He is not a mathematician. He holds no degrees. He is in fact a a convicted drug
dealer. And according to the lawsuit, a an installer of swing sets who claimed made wild
claims that some algorithm flipped through the election through complex mathematical
things that go way beyond my ability. I'm going to read a little bit from this lawsuit
because it is remarkable. Starting on page one or one, if you happen to have a copy of
it or you're reading along on January twenty seven, twenty twenty one OEM broadcast a segment
hosted by Trump campaign affiliate Christina Bob. She's an old employee in which she interviewed
a supposed quote unquote, expert mathematician named Ed Solomon, who claimed he had uncovered
mathematical evidence proving that the November 20, 20 election results were, quote unquote,
impossible, and that therefore, quote, computer software must have used an algorithm to change
the votes, end quote. Must have been the case, Solomon claimed that the results, quote, can
only have been done by an algorithm, it can't be done by humans, unquote, says the swing
set installer, after he supposedly analyzed the results in Fulton County, Georgia, where
Dominion machines were used to tabulate votes. He then claimed that the odds. All right.
Now, listen to this. This is one dangerous, scary that we were on the brink of having
an election overturned. This is serious, but it's also laughable. That an actual network,
apparently all it takes to create a network, to spread propaganda and to gin up fear and
whip Republicans into a frenzy is to have a few million dollars laying around and willing
to spend them on the creation of a TV network, if you want to call it that one. America News,
which is based just a few miles down the road from where I live in Southern California,
there in San Diego. This is what he said. He then claimed that the odds of those results
occurring naturally were, quote, one over ten to an exponent so large there's not enough
stars in the universe, comma, there aren't enough atoms in the universe to explain the
number. You know, spoken like someone with an advanced degree in mathematics. This is
what passes for expertize in the Republican Party. It is disgusting, it is actually scary.
Moving on, Solomon's claims were ludicrous. Ohayon do again. I'm reading from a lawsuit
here and at a minimum, recklessly disregarded the truth on a new Solomons. Claims were false
because Dominion had expressly notified OCN of independent evidence debunking them because
former President Donald Trump's own administration had debunked them and because in itself had
effectively acknowledged it by secretly removing several articles and broadcast from its own
website that made similar claims again. This is not a reputable journalistic outlet that
is not this flies in the face of journalistic standards, there are there are standard operating
procedures with journalists relative to correcting the record. Listen, any endeavor that is run
by human beings is going to be fraught with the possibility of. Incorrect information
getting something wrong, and they have rules in place to make sure that they correct the
record, that they own the mistake, deleting an article or deleting a video because it's
going to get you in legal hot water or because it was wrong isn't the way to do it. You note
this article has been updated to reflect the most accurate information, a previous a previous
edition of this article contained an incorrect blah, blah, blah. There's a correction, a
mia culpa, if you will. That is not the case with OCN because they are not a journalistic
outlet. They are a propaganda outlet serving the the wild conspiracies of Donald Trump
serving at the mission and the behest of a man who wants to tear down the fabric of democracy
in America. Continuing with the lawsuit, Ohayon also new Solomons claims were bogus because
Solomon was the farthest thing imaginable from an expert mathematician. He was, in fact,
a convicted felon with no college degree. Nonetheless, only in broadcast and endorsed
as its own. Solomon's preposterous and baseless allegations that the twenty twenty election
was rigged through computer algorithms Solomon claimed were implemented in voting machines
in the very counties and jurisdictions that used a Dominion machines. Now, other than
the fact that the sentence in this lawsuit is in desperate need of a few commas. This
isn't looking good for OEI in. This isn't looking good for Newsmax, and I'm going to
get to it. It's not looking good for even Solomon here. Dominion notified. Oh, and this
is the crux of it, though. They they were they were notified by OEI and all of all these
things and they still continued to do what they did for months. They're still doing it.
In fact, Dominion notified Ohayon that Solomon was no expert mathematician and that he was
actually a convicted drug dealer who never graduated college and whose current job was
setting up swing sets in Long Island, New York, at some point thereafter, and quietly
removed the videos and story from its originally published location on its website. But the
video remains available on Owen's Rumbold page and on another landing page on its main
website. Again, this is what passes for journalism and this is what passes for truth. In conservative
circles