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GLENN THRUSH: Well, I remember talking to you pre-Wisconsin and you were very clear about you thought Wisconsin was going to be a watershed.

ROGER STONE: Yes.

GLENN THRUSH: … in terms of, talk about that. You realized he did not have an infrastructure in a state where you needed one, right?

ROGER STONE: Yeah. Wisconsin was probably the worst state for him in the lineup in the sense that the Walker/Ryan machine had proved its efficiency not only in two elections, but in two recalls, the recall of — the failed recall of Walker and the failed recall of the Republican majority in the state Senate. So, these guys have a well-oiled machine.

I also have done a — I read a terrific study by Richard Charnin, who is a mathematician, a liberal Democrat, an eccentric but brilliant guy, who concludes on the basis of the exit polls and the actual vote on a precinct-by-precinct basis that the swing cannot be that wide without widespread voter fraud. It’s just mathematically impossible.

So, I suspect that the system there — he’s been making this case through several cycles in Wisconsin, focusing only on that state …

GLENN THRUSH: That there’s voter fraud.

ROGER STONE: That there’s extensive voter fraud, which I presume is executed through the electronic machines.