"Among them was one contemporaneously detailed by The New York Times: On Monday, Ms. [Sidney] Powell posted some of her so-called evidence on Twitter. It consisted of three screenshots of an affidavit that she said was signed by a former military official from Venezuela about elections there. The screenshots were incomplete and did not include a name or signature, and Ms. Powell did not respond to requests to view the full document."
"Now that [Nicolas] Maduro is in U.S. custody and he was criminally charged, has any more information emerged that you could share with us regarding Venezuelan election software, and Venezuelans ties to tampering with the 2020 election? And would you consider speaking to Maduro personally, in prison in New York, to get some answers on Venezuela's involvement with the 2020 election? And Trump spiked it, answering the second question first, and vice versa: No, I don't think I would be doing that."
"But according to her and excerpts from the affidavit, the elections software company Smartmatic helped the Venezuelan government rig its elections by switching votes and leaving no trail. The military official said in the excerpts that the U.S. election was eerily reminiscent of what happened in Venezuela's 2013 presidential election, though no evidence was provided that votes had been switched in the United States."
President Trump appeared alongside LindellTV's Cara Castronuova in a White House briefing that raised questions about Venezuelan election software and Nicolas Maduro's alleged ties to tampering in the 2020 U.S. election. Trump declined to visit or question Maduro in custody, saying his lawyers would be unhappy if he did so. Sidney Powell posted three incomplete screenshots of an affidavit she attributed to a Venezuelan military official, alleging Smartmatic switched votes and left no trail. The screenshots lacked a name or signature and Powell did not provide the full document. No evidence was offered that U.S. votes were switched.
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