Arizona voters are considering election integrity as they cast early ballots.
During the 2020 election, some wrongly believed the contest was stolen from Donald Trump. The claims led to the state Senate hiring a private firm, Cyber Ninjas, to investigate. The firm found no evidence of foul play.
Despite that, Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich refused to tell talk show host and political commentator Jon Stewart that Joe Biden won the presidency. Stewart pressed Brnovich on his show “The Problem with Jon Stewart.”
Stewart said, “The fact is the election in Arizona was well run, not fraudulent, and not stolen from Donald Trump, according to even your investigations. Why is it just so hard to say yes to that?”
Brnovich interjected by starting to say, “He never ...” and then added, “I just, I guess because I have spent most of my career as a prosecutor and we still have some ongoing cases.”
Brnovich is investigating 20 criminal cases related to the 2020 election. The full interview is set to stream on Apple TV+ on Friday.
Arizona is at the epicenter of many key issues. It is also a beacon for those who believe the last election was stolen or fraudulent. In this excerpt, we sat down with Arizona’s attorney general Mark Brnovich. Watch the full interview starting October 28 on @AppleTVPlus pic.twitter.com/CZo5IwqHdG
— The Problem With Jon Stewart (@TheProblem) October 25, 2022
EDITOR’S NOTE: This article has been updated to clarify that the state Senate hired Cyber Ninjas.
