The long and short of is: Pro Publica will soon publish a piece by Doug Bock Clark etc. that will say they dug into the Election Integrity Movement and found it is based on misinformation. To support that assertion, Doug Bock Clark will ignore everything confirming our claims that breaking of laws by officials in the weeks leading up to Election Day 2020, and other officials on the day of the election and afterwards, created a rigged and hopelessly compromised election in several key states. Instead, Pro Publica will center-and-debunk some peripheral 1% events that occupied no more than 10 minutes of my life and that I left out of my book (for the precise reason that I did not know what to make of them or put any faith in them).

That is to say: When Doug Bock Clark first contacted me to discuss this movements' "efforts to overturn the election," I pointed out to him that such phraseology begged the question, for we did not see ourselves as seeking to "overturn an election" but instead saw the November 2020 election as having been rigged, and we were trying to expose that peacefully. Our beliefs flowed from the fact that in the aftermath of the November 3, 2020 election, myself and a small cohort of specialists studied the matter and quickly formed the view that between the tweaking of laws by Marc Elias and the ignoring of some laws by some election officials, and sloppy cybersecurity of the voting machines, and activities of lower-level officials on November 3 itself, the election had been rigged far past the point it could be unscrambled.