One week before the election, a serious case of election fraud has surfaced in Pennsylvania. Lancaster County detectives received 2,500 voter registration forms just before the submission deadline on October 21st. These forms, some dated as far back as June, are suspected of being submitted last minute to overwhelm election officials. ZeroHedge suggests this was likely a tactic to avoid detection. The fraud, which appears linked to a canvassing group, involved fake or forged registrations. Lancaster County DA Heather Adams believes the scam, stretching back to June, had most forms dated after August 15th. Some registrations used real names with forged signatures, and over 1,000 illegal votes could have been cast if this scheme hadn’t been caught. This isn't the only instance of interference. Ballot drop boxes were set on fire in Portland, Oregon, and Vancouver, Washington. While the Oregon box had fire protection, Vancouver's did not, possibly destroying hundreds of ballots. Additionally, in California, hundreds of ballots were found stuffed in a drainpipe instead of being delivered to voters' homes. With reports of fraud and voter interference, Trump has issued a significant legal threat, pointing to these incidents as proof that election fraud isn’t impossible. Meanwhile, Trump’s recent appearance on Joe Rogan’s podcast has garnered 35 million views on YouTube. One key takeaway was Trump's suggestion to replace federal income tax with tariffs. Trump argued that tariffs on foreign countries taking U.S. jobs could fund the government, but Rogan pushed back, questioning if tariffs alone could support the entire economy. Trump also discussed his handling of ISIS and criticized the military leadership during Obama’s term for not eliminating the group sooner. He emphasized his claim that, under his watch, Putin wouldn’t have invaded Ukraine. While withholding specifics, Trump hinted that he had private conversations with Putin that likely deterred an invasion. CNN fact-checked the interview, highlighting 32 claims they said were false, including a statement about China flying 28 bombers over Taiwan the day he left office. While CNN noted the incident occurred on Biden’s third day in office and didn’t involve 28 bombers, the broader point remains about China’s provocative behavior.