“They’re now arresting the people exposing election fraud instead of those committing it.”
Judge Jeffrey S. Matis from the Oakland County Circuit Court issued a warrant for Lambert Junttila concerning a case involving “evidence of numerous crimes” including internal emails from Dominion voting machines from 2020. The warrant was granted upon the prosecution’s request as Lambert Junttila repeatedly failed to comply with the legal requirement of providing fingerprints and a DNA sample. Stefanie Lambert, a Michigan attorney known for her claims of election fraud, surrendered herself on Thursday morning to address the bench warrant issued by Judge Matis two weeks prior.
Accompanied by her attorney Dan Hartman, Lambert appeared before Judge Matis three days after being arrested by the U.S. Marshals Service in Washington, D.C., due to the bench warrant issued on March 7 when she failed to appear for a court hearing.
Lambert faces four felony charges in Michigan related to acquire and improperly access voting machines used in the 2020 presidential election. Magistrate Heide Herrmann released Lambert from custody in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday, instructing her to surrender to Michigan authorities promptly, which Lambert did on Thursday morning.
Carlson: “It was 100 percent stolen. Are you joking?”
FRIDMAN: “Like, it was rigged to that large of a scale?”
Carlson: “Yeah. They completely changed the way people vote right before the election on the basis of Covid, which had nothing to do —“
FRIDMAN: “So, in that way it was rigged? Meaning, like —“
Carlson: “100 percent. And then —“
FRIDMAN: “— manipulated?”