Discussing alleged “fraudulent elections,” podcast guest Tina Peters claimed President Trump asked her to get him information
Peters: “I told President Trump, I said, Mr. President, I said, we have the proof. We have the proof five years ago. We have the proof. ... he said, ‘Get me the info.’ So there is hope.”
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From the June 25, 2026, edition of Joe Oltmann Untamed, streamed on Rumble
TINA PETERS (GUEST): We wouldn't have had the open borders. We wouldn't have these Congress people being selected. We wouldn't have in Arapahoe County the property taxes being voted on to be raised, which didn't happen, but it was passed. Abortion being made legal. All of it stems from the fraudulent elections. So what haunts me the most is that people are not standing outside of their local city council or their local commissioners saying, “Get rid of the machines.” That's what haunts me the most. And I will continue to fight for that.
JOE OLTMANN (HOST): You had a conversation with President Trump. And in that conversation, you and I talked about the things that you've seen have progressed and have gotten better, but that after six years, we should be we should be in a different place than we are right now.
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PETERS: So here's the thing. If — and this is what I told President Trump. I said, you know, the last two months I've felt very discouraged.
OLTMANN: Yeah.
PETERS: I was just being frank and honest. I said, because we have the proof. We don't need any more proof. We're getting more proof. We're getting — we're — you know, every day, something comes out where we're proving that the elections are fraudulent. Every single day.
OLTMANN: Yeah.
PETERS: And people just — it's almost like they've become consumers instead of proactive.
OLTMANN: Yeah.
PETERS: And I'm tired of hearing — and I told President Trump, I said, Mr. President, I said, we have the proof. We had the proof five years ago. We had the proof. And I said, it makes me feel like what I did was for nothing. I could have just said, you know what? Let somebody else do it. I'm not going to get involved. OK, no, I was wrong. There wasn't anything there. I didn't see anything like Jena Griswold wanted me to say.
OLTMANN: And then she would have absolved you from [unintelligible].
PETERS: And nothing would have happened to me. But I — and I said to him, I said — he said, “Get me the info.” So there is hope, but you have to be involved. You have to be involved. And that brings up a whole another thing that I can't talk about right now, but —
OLTMANN: There is things happening. Just so everybody is aware. There are things happening.