Ken Paxton EXPOSES Mail in Voting, and Georgia's RIGGED 2020 Election!

Paxton Drops A BOMBSHELL in Tucker Carlson Interview!

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton goes SCORCHED EARTH in his first public interview since being acquitted by the Texas Senate!

In this earthshattering exchange with Tucker Carlson, Paxton reveals the specific deep state players behind his bogus impeachment, the constitutional violations that occurred throughout the process, and blows the lid off of mail in voting, and Georgia’s stolen 2020 election!

Here are the biggest takeaways:

1. Joe Biden’s DOJ was behind the Paxton impeachment!

“They hired, I think 4 lawyers, and 2 of them came from the Biden DOJ. That’s not an accident. They were sent there!”

“We are a huge problem for the Biden administration, and that was a way to get me out of the way.”

2. Paxton Was Removed from Office - Guilty Until Proven Innocent!

“I was immediately suspended.”

“They should have to prove something, before the will of the voters is overridden.”

“I was in 4 months, now I’ve been out of office suspended for almost 4 months, so half of my time of my term now, I’ve spent not being able to do what the people of Texas elected me to do.”

3. They Took Away His First Amendment Right with A One-sided Gag Order!

“We had a gag order put in place on both parties, somewhere in June, so I could no longer even defend what was being leaked by the house team to reporters.”

“The problem is, I can’t really challenge it because… It was done by the senate. The senate put it in place and so there’s nothing I can do about it, because they’re my votes for acquittal.”

“The house didn’t follow the gag order. They leaked everything.”

“I just had to take it!”

4. Prior to Impeachment, They Removed His Ability to Prosecute Voter Fraud!

“We now can’t prosecute voter fraud in Texas because the Court of Criminal appeals struck down the statute from 1951 that directed the Attorney General.”

“We were fully busy prosecuting voter fraud and then suddenly the criminal court of appeals, all Republican said NOPE!" It’s unconstitutional for the Attorney General to be in court because he’s in the Executive branch.”

“We now have no defense because the local DA’s won’t do it, and now I’m supposedly not allowed to do it.”

“I tried to get the legislature to pass a law to reauthorize it. The senate overwhelmingly passed it, and guess what I was told in the Texas house by Dade Phelan’s team. We don’t have time for that! We’re not going to do it.”

“Every other issue falls on whether we can elect the right people.”

5. Paxton Warned President Trump About Mail in Voting Before 2020!

“I sat there on election night. I told the president. I think it was May. I said Mr. president, I have 12 lawsuits in the most liberal counties. I’m losing in every county because they sued in liberal counties where all of the judges are liberal.

“The Court of appeals is liberal. I’m going to have to find a way to get to the supreme court or the 5th circuit before it’s too late, before they mail those ballots out, or you won’t win Texas.”

“If Harris County can send out 2.7 million ballots, you won Texas by 600,000, you will not win! And if we have multiple counties doing that, they’ll just figure out how many votes they need.”

“We won every single lawsuit, all 12, and I told him, we lose one, you’re done.”

“He didn’t believe me!”

“Sure, enough Georgia, which had the same margin of victory for Trump 4 years prior. They don’t stop it. The governor, the AG, they just let, they sign a consent decree, and they have mail in ballots, no signature verification. They have drop-off boxes, and they allow all of these mail in ballots. And guess what? Now Georgia that had the same margin of victory for Trump, now suddenly we have a 8 or 9 percent win for Trump by protecting the ballot box. In Georgia he loses by what? 14,000?”

“And I knew when they stopped counting the votes on election night. I’m sitting there watching going, this is what they would have done in Texas.”

“What they needed to figure out is how many real votes there were, so they could figure out how many mail-in ballots to apply to the election. That’s what they would have done in Texas.”

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