Since 2021, Seth Keshel, an avowed Trump supporter and former Army intelligence captain, has traveled the country spreading conspiracy theories about the 2020 election. He’s given a presentation to thousands of people falsely alleging that former President Joe Biden’s 2020 election victory was illegitimate, and has pitched a 10-point plan that includes banning early voting and requiring every American to register to vote.
Keshel — whose wife, Rachel, is a member of the Arizona legislature — wrote online last week that in May he gave a presentation on election integrity and the 2020 election at his most prominent venue yet: The White House.
Keshel wrote that he gave his presentation “to one of President Trump’s most critical staff members and his own key staff — someone who undoubtedly interfaces with the President daily.”
Keshel didn’t say specifically what he discussed at the White House but that it contained “actionable” information “never shared publicly.” He also divulged that the briefing topic was "key 2021-25 research on election integrity" and predicted that the information “could change the elections world.”
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