Chris Krebs
The Guardian
What holds, and what fails, under pressure, standards and accountability.
Chris Krebs is a national security professional focused on safeguarding critical infrastructure and election integrity. This interview highlights his steadfast dedication to truth and security in the face of challenges, showcasing his role as a stabilizing force in turbulent times.
“Right. And then you've got down in Florida, you've got a Secretary of State also appointed by Governor DeSantis, who is a stop the stealer. You've got Arizona where if you recall that video of the live shot of Deucey getting a call from the president as he was signing the certification slate, there are really disconcerting, which is an in…”
“Well, and it goes beyond just, this is Jim Crow in a coat and tie or whatever it was. It was more question the legitimacy of the 22 election if because of some of the state laws that were proposed or passed if we didn't pass the voting rights act and the various pieces of legislation and HR one that were proposed, which was the kind of th…”
“So, look, I mean, you're hearing it still today from the former president. You heard it in 2016. Stop the steal was a phrase that was coined in 2016. They just reinvigorated it for 2020. But if you go back to June or so of 2020 and you start picking up the themes that mail-in voting is going to lead to fraud.”
“And visiting one of those facilities and the amount of chlorine they had there. Again, it was a significant concern. Yet they had the significant protections in place, appropriate protections in place to ensure that they could not be a threat to the citizens of Chicago.”
The Axe Files with David Axelrod — Ep. 491 — Chris Krebs
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