Bill Barr Reviews Dinesh D’Souza’s Election-Fraud Film ‘2000 Mules’ in Jan. 6 Testimony: ‘Unimpressive, Indefensible’
thewrap.compic.twitter.com/XQcmgBThB6The Dinesh D’Souza documentary, still playing in 35 theaters nationwide, puts forth a theory that hundreds of ballot-harvesting “mules,” paid by Democrat operatives, were detected using cellphone data that showed their proximity to drop-boxes on Election Day.
The film has made $1,455,830 in U.S. theaters.“But the the cell phone data is singularly unimpressive. If you take two million cell phones and figure out where they are physically in a big city like Atlanta or whatever, just by definition you’re going find many hundreds of them have passed by and spent time in the vicinity of these boxes.
The premise that that’s … a mule is indefensible.”Earlier, Barr recounted a time when Trump came to him with a written report he presented as “definitive” evidence that the election had been stolen.“I was demoralized,” Barr said. “I thought boy if he really believes hit stuff, he really is detached from reality.”“2000 Mules” made $7,516 this weekend domestically..
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