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SOLOMON: "YOU HAVEN'T SEEN EVERYTHING YET" John Solomon says additional intelligence is being prepared for release, including unredacted information on major data breaches that he says the public "should be scared about."

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Must Watch! 👀💥Elections & National Security What Do The Declassified Documents Show? John Solomon explains below • Solomon says he initially received only a two-sentence intelligence assessment stating that China had obtained access to U.S. voter files. After reviewing additional declassified documents, he says he learned the scope was approximately 220 million voter records. • He contrasts that figure with the 2020 indictment of Iranian hackers involving roughly 100,000 voter records, arguing the scale is dramatically different. • Solomon also compares it to China’s alleged hack of the United Kingdom’s voter database (approximately 40 million records) and notes that U.S. officials publicly condemned that incident while, according to him, Americans were never informed about the alleged compromise of U.S. voter data. • He states that 220 million records would exceed the size of the 2017 Equifax breach, which affected approximately 148 million Americans. • Solomon addresses what he views as a contradiction in today’s public debate: some states have argued that providing voter roll data to the federal government is too risky from a privacy and security standpoint, while some media commentators argue China’s alleged access to voter data is insignificant because much of the information can be commercially purchased. • Solomon says commercially available voter databases contain only basic information. He claims the hacked databases allegedly contained additional identifiers that, according to the documents he reviewed, could be used for more extensive exploitation. • Solomon says the declassified documents outline several potential capabilities once complete voter records are obtained: Requesting ballots in another person’s name. Altering voter registration information, potentially forcing legitimate voters to cast provisional ballots. Moving a voter’s registration to another state without their knowledge. Combining voter data with other hacked information to conduct targeted influence operations. • Solomon also says the documents describe Chinese efforts to direct messaging through diplomatic consulates, use social media and journalists to amplify racial division, and gather compromising information on U.S. officials ahead of the election. Solomon’s conclusion: He argues these activities constitute election interference, regardless of whether ballots or vote totals were ultimately changed. It is my opinion that this is just the beginning. This was just to start the debate and discussion in the public forum. Elections and election data or a matter of national security. That is the important part to understand here. State Election data has been compromised by foreign adversaries. This brings the predicate for national emergency on election integrity and infrastructure.

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