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69. You are right we each get to pick who we believe. Some will swear Fox has all the experts. I choose other sources.

Greg Palast is an investigative journalist, author, and filmmaker known for his work on voter suppression, election integrity, and corporate fraud. His professional background includes:

Education: Palast holds a degree in finance from the University of California, Berkeley. He later trained as an economist and investigated financial fraud cases. Who has worked as an actuarial dealing with complex numerical interactions

Actuaries possess the skills necessary to investigate election results for potential anomalies or irregularities. Their expertise in statistical analysis, data modeling, and risk assessment equips them to apply various election forensic techniques effectively.​

Actuarial Skills Relevant to Election Analysis:
Statistical Analysis: Actuaries are proficient in analyzing large datasets to identify patterns, trends, and deviations, which is crucial in detecting anomalies in election data.​
b] Risk Assessment: Their ability to assess and quantify risk can be applied to evaluate the likelihood of irregularities in voting patterns.​
Modeling Techniques: Actuaries utilize advanced modeling techniques, including machine learning and predictive analytics, to interpret complex data, aiding in the identification of unusual voting behaviors.​

Election Forensic Methods Applicable:

Benford's Law: This statistical principle predicts the frequency distribution of digits in naturally occurring datasets. Deviations from this distribution in election results can indicate potential fraud. Actuaries' familiarity with such statistical laws enables them to apply these tests effectively. ​

Risk-Limiting Audits (RLAs): These are statistical methods that provide evidence about the accuracy of election outcomes by examining a random sample of ballots. Actuaries' expertise in risk assessment and statistical sampling makes them well-suited to design and interpret RLAs. ​ arxiv.org

Machine Learning for Anomaly Detection: Actuaries' experience with machine learning can be leveraged to develop algorithms that detect unusual patterns in election data, which may signify irregularities. ​arxiv.org

Investigative Journalism: He gained recognition for exposing corruption in politics, corporate fraud, and voter suppression tactics, often focusing on the U.S. and the UK

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BBC and The Guardian: Palast worked for the BBC’s "Newsnight" and wrote investigative reports for The Guardian and other major outlets.
Books & Films: He authored several books, including The Best Democracy Money Can Buy and How Trump Stole 2020, detailing voter suppression tactics. He also produced documentaries on the same themes.

Some people believe Djt wrote The Art of the Deal He Didn't lie as usual. At best, he collaborated.

Election Investigations: Palast has investigated controversial elections in the U.S., uncovering voter roll purges, suppression efforts, and corporate influence on politics.

His work has made him a key figure in uncovering voting rights issues, particularly regarding the disenfranchisement of minority communities.