WATCH: OANN’s Christina Bobb: “211,000+ In The Middle Of The Night 80.2% Were For Biden” – Wisconsin Holds Election Integrity Hearing

 

The Wisconsin Assembly held another election integrity hearing on Wednesday to present evidence of voter fraud and irregularities in the 2020 election.

This follows an election hearing last month where more explosive findings were presented.

Yesterday’s hearing built on those findings and presented more questions for the Wisconsin Elections Commission, which has failed to answer previous questions on the 2020 election.

“This hearing really was to respond to the Wisconsin Elections Commission’s response and really, what it showed is that their response was insufficient,” said OANN correspondent Christina Bobb.

Christina Bobb provided live updates via Twitter during the hearing.

Liz Harrington also shared a thread of clips from yesterday’s hearing.

Bobb joined Alicia Summers yesterday on One American News Network to break down the findings in yesterday’s hearing.

Summers: What can Wisconsin leaders or what will Wisconsin leaders do with his information now?

Bobb: I can’t wait to see because the information is coming out. It’s been over a year since the 2020 election, and it’s taken this long just to get access to some of that information. And now it’ll be interesting to see what they do with it. It’s kind of funny that one of the Democrat representatives on the committee said, oh, well, people should be prosecuted if, you know, if they register to vote illegally or if they cast an illegal ballot, they should be prosecuted. Well, okay, do an investigation and prosecute. What are you waiting for? So that was her response, and yet we have, you know, Republican districts attorney of Racine, the sheriff’s office in Racine, has referred criminal charges, saying that laws were broken and recommended that the district attorney prosecute, and yet the republican district attorney Patricia Hansen has for whatever reason chosen not to prosecute. So there seems to be a lot of politicking going on in Wisconsin right now about how they’re going to handle this problem. They have a lot of problems with their elections. So are they going to prosecute? Are they going to continue to investigate? Are they going to pass legislation? These are all things that they’re working on right now, and I hope to see some solutions in the very near future.