Rudy Giuliani Claims He Has Proof Of Voter Fraud, But Says He Can’t Share It Yet

“It’s way beyond what people think,” Giuliani told Fox News’ Maria Bartiromo on Sunday morning, saying these allegations should be “investigated as a national security matter.” 

However, the allegations themselves were unclear, with the former New York City mayor spewing a variety of already debunked claims on the Sunday morning show, in addition to new garbled lines of attack.

Giuliani latched onto a conspiracy theory about the companies that make the machines and software used to count votes in the election, saying they are run by far-left groups linked to Venezuela’s socialist regime.

One of the companies, Dominion, has already rebuked these claims, pointing to a statement released by the Department of Homeland Security which said there was “no evidence that any voting system deleted or lost votes, changed votes, or was in any way compromised.” 

When asked by Bartiromo if he will be able to prove these claims before January, Giuliani claimed he has proof that he “can’t disclose yet.”