2000 Mules

"2000 Mules" is an eye-opening documentary from bestselling author and renowned filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza, focusing on the revelation of widespread voter fraud in the pivotal 2020 election. The movie employs compelling evidence gathered by election integrity group True the Vote to expose the extent of this manipulation that could have potentially altered the overall outcome. Intriguingly, it presents two distinct types of evidence: geotracking and video. Through a colossal database of ten trillion cell phone pings, the film unveils an intricate network of professional operatives, referred to as 'mules', who were found transporting fraudulent votes to mail-in ballot boxes in the five states that decisively determined the election's outcome. Furthermore, official surveillance camera footage serves as a supporting corroboration to the cellular positioning data presented. As it delves into these startling findings, "2000 Mules" ultimately seeks to provide possible preventative measures for future democratic elections, ensuring the integrity and fairness of the democratic process.