Jan Bryant, a Maricopa County election worker, is a real American hero. Emulate her. Do as she does, do as she did.
Yes. If Trump wanted Maduro dead why do you think he wouldn't just vaporize him? Maduro had value as a witness. He's going to pay for his crimes, but not all of them to the max.
— Tom Luongo (Head Sneetch) (@TFL1728) January 5, 2026
He will get a chance to redeem himself. https://t.co/HvbFztLte2
Grok explains that,
The two speakers in this cross-examination clip from the November 30, 2020 Arizona election integrity hearing are witness Jan Bryant (a Maricopa County election worker) and Arizona State Representative Mark Finchem (the primary questioner in the exchange).
Runbeck. ballots that came in from military and overseas.
00:00 So there were trucks that showed up on the 3rd and then the 4th, and then the 5th, and how long did that go on, how many days . . .
Well, I wasn't there the whole last week . . .
For as long as you can recall how many days?
00:15. My last day was the 10th, and they were still coming in [trucks] and they were coming from a company called Runbeck that does the high speed scanning and printing of duplications and I think the military ballots . . . I'm getting out of my comfort level here talking about this. I don't know what they're doing, but those ballots were coming in from a high speed scanning company called Runbeck that . . . apparently, you haven't heard of Runbeck . . . .
No, I've heard of Runbeck ma'am but what I'm trying to figure out is whether they printed them or they scanned them and if they scanned them off-site, to what purpose?
I can't tell you that.
Because it wasn't that your job to scan them? I mean not your job, but
Yeah, no all the high-speed scanning happens at Runbeck, so those ballots go to Runbeck. As far as I know, there were no observers there. I don't know. I never got called to work at Runbeck. That's all I can tell you.
Okay, with all due respect, Mr. Cook, now we've opened up a whole new can of worms.
And again I don't know enough about it to be the witness.
No, that's fine your observation is useful here. So what you're telling me . . . I'm going to play this back to you a second. The scanning was wasn't actually done on-site at a Maricopa County structure. It was done some place else.
. . . where they're very high speed scanners, yeah.
Well, right now I really don't care what the speed is. I want to know were they Dominion scanners?
No, no, I don't think it has anything to do with Dominion.
So I'm trying to understand, what was the purpose of scanning them in advance of them being tabulated on the Dominion equipment?
They were duplications, the ballots that wouldn't read through the tabulation machines. They were ballots that came in from military and overseas, but there were more ballots than that. So I don't know where the rest of them were coming from because they kept bringing trays of them in. So I don't know where they were coming from. That's a question for the County Employees to explain to you where are those ballots came from . . .
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