Joe Oltmann Untamed | Joe’s Chat W/ James McAndrew and Stefanie Lambert: Breach Of Oath | 10.01.26

<p>Dominion Voting Systems&#39; leadership has repeatedly asserted under oath and in televised broadcast interviews that their tabulators operate as completely isolated, air-gapped hardware with zero internet connectivity. Today, Joe takes the anchor desk to unravel a paper trail of court filings, affidavits, and network analysis that challenges those claims. We examine evidence alleging that these machines were actively wired to external networks during critical tabulations—and reveal how judicial orders have shielded these systems from independent scrutiny, sparking heated debates over accountability in our court system.</p><p>Joe takes a deep dive into the audited election logs from Antrim County, Michigan, where forensic evaluations uncovered jaw-dropping error rates. Out of 113,130 ballots scanned, over 106,000 were flagged for manual adjudication—representing a staggering 68.05% error rate that shatters Federal Election Commission guidelines requiring a maximum error rate of just 0.0008% (or 1 in 250,000). With key adjudication logs missing from the server cycle, we analyze data reports originally highlighted by Edison Research alleging massive vote swings across multiple key battleground states.</p><p>Attorney Stefanie Lambert and Colorado delegate James McAndrew join Joe to dissect unprecedented legal developments in high-profile defamation and election integrity cases. From undisclosed email exchanges with judges to secret sealing orders burying core evidentiary exhibits, our guests expose what they describe as a double standard in the justice system. Plus, we examine breaking legal filings referencing Department of War directives, congressional efforts to mandate native-born status for federal judges, and the ongoing search for key witnesses in international electoral corruption cases.</p><p><br></p>