Episode summary
Dave Rubin focuses on a clip in which the New Jersey governor describes a June 2023 software error in the state motor vehicle system that, she says, improperly registered roughly 6,600 people to vote, including individuals who indicated they were not citizens and ineligible. Rubin argues the admission contradicts claims that non-citizen registration is negligible, and he speculates—without offering evidence in the segment—that similar errors could exist beyond New Jersey.
Rubin then plays and reacts to the governor criticising Donald Trump’s credibility on election integrity and referencing the events of 6 January. Rubin disputes that framing, downplaying the scale and intent of the riot and alleging, without providing evidence, that federal actors helped incite violence.
Rubin also reads a Trump post claiming a larger figure—35,152 non-citizens registered to vote in New Jersey—attributing it to a Department of Homeland Security release, before conceding he does not have evidence beyond the numbers presented. A later clip featuring pundit Scott Jennings is used to argue for voter ID and criticise Democrats’ responses to non-citizen registration.
A mid-episode sponsor segment promotes a medical “emergency kit” and references a cyclospora outbreak; this material is presented as advertising rather than reporting.
