The Jim Benson Show, October 11, 2026

The Jim Benson Show Title: Can We Stop Enough 'Demonrat' Election Rigging Crooked Joe Biden Communist Bootlick Joe Biden 2026 Midterm Elections Communist Election Rigging Election Integrity Door-Knockers, Voter Fraud Busts, and Brazil's Red Wave: Can We Stop Enough Election Rigging? Jim Benson spends the show arguing communism never died and that midterm election rigging must be stopped, running clips of Cliff Maloney's door-knocking army, Brian Maxwell's reporting on voter-fraud arrests, an ABC News look at federal election monitors, and Steve Turley on sinking Democrat polling and Brazil's Bolsonaro-family comeback. Door-Knocking for the Midterms The show opens with a clip from Dr. Steve Turley's YouTube program, in which Turley interviews Cliff Maloney, CEO of Citizens Alliance, about get-out-the-vote efforts ahead of the midterms. Maloney says Citizens Alliance will knock 750,000 doors in Pennsylvania and, through a new partnership with Turning Point, another 500,000 in Arizona, 400,000 in New Hampshire and 200,000 in Nevada, for a total of 1.85 million doors by Election Day. He points listeners to sponsordoors.com, saying $175 sponsors a full day of door knocking and that every dollar given goes toward canvassers' housing, gas and pay. Maloney says the campaign is not aimed at persuading Democrats or independents but at turning out registered Republicans who are unlikely to vote, warning that a Republican loss of Congress would bring two years of impeachment hearings targeting Donald Trump and his family. Turley calls Maloney "the doctor of door knocking" throughout the conversation. Benson's Opening Case Against Communism Jim Benson returns from the clip to tell listeners that Maloney's warning about impeachment hearings previews what communist Democrats, or "Demonrats" as podcaster Brian Maxwell calls them, intend if they retake Congress. Benson argues that communism never died after the Soviet Union's fall, calling it a philosophy built on lies and projection, in which its adherents accuse opponents of the very fraud and authoritarianism they commit themselves. He says he is not advocating violence against political opponents but insists it is necessary to expose the Democratic Party and its Republican-in-Name-Only allies as communist or communist-aligned, working toward a Marxist, globalist order. Benson argues open borders, climate policy and social-justice rhetoric all serve this goal, and that some leftists promote communism cynically to get rich while others sincerely believe in it, wrongly assuming they will be spared the wealth redistribution communism ultimately imposes on everyone, including its own elites. Brian Maxwell on Voter Fraud Arrests Benson introduces a segment from Brian Maxwell's YouTube program Real Politics built around a news clip reporting that at least sixteen people have been charged across seven states for voter fraud ahead of the midterms, with non-citizens accused of casting ballots after claiming to be citizens, alongside wire fraud, passport fraud, naturalization fraud and illegal gun purchases. Maxwell contrasts this with networks that uniformly declared 2020 "the most secure election" in history, arguing that claim could not have emerged organically. He says Americans of any political stripe should want only American citizens voting, criticizing states like California for allowing legal immigrants limited voting rights and arguing Democrats would reverse their position instantly if immigrant communities began supporting Republicans. Maxwell also argues Democrats are building their voter base through welfare programs the same way he says they once targeted Black voters under FDR and LBJ, crediting the Department of Homeland Security, Department of Justice and FBI for pursuing these fraud cases. ABC News I-Team on Election Monitors Within Maxwell's video plays a separate ABC News I-Team report warning that the Department of Justice's plan to send federal election monitors to midterm precincts could create unprecedented disruption. Election expert Jason Mazzone says monitors have historically protected voting rights but that deploying them to screen out ineligible voters invites scenarios where federal officers seize ballots or make arrests. Former DOJ election monitor and ABC7 legal analyst Gil Soffer says monitors cannot interfere with election administration, though he concedes the line is unclear. The report notes DOJ letters sent to at least thirty states, including Illinois, ordering preservation of 2024 election records, and a DHS whistleblower's complaint to Senate Democrats that investigators are chasing a wild-goose chase into sensitive voter data. Former DHS Under Secretary John Cohen says there is no evidence of large numbers of undocumented migrants voting. Jim Benson follows this with a clip of Kamala Harris accusing President Trump of suing thirty states for voter rolls, attempting to ban mail-in voting and trying to make the Postal Service the arbiter of mail ballots. Steve Turley on Midterm Polling Shifts Jim Benson next plays a long segment from Dr. Steve Turley reacting to Harris's speech by arguing that Democrats, seeing dismal early-vote turnout, are already pre-emptively accusing Trump of planning to steal or buy the midterms. Turley says Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer told Semafor the only ways Republicans can win are stealing the election or outspending Democrats, which Turley calls an admission of panic rather than confidence. He cites analyst Seth Keshel and pollster Matt Towery of InsiderAdvantage, who found Republican candidates closing gaps while younger voters show little enthusiasm and voters over sixty-five remain the most motivated to vote. Turley points to early-vote data from Hamilton County, Ohio showing voters sixty-five and older making up fifty-six percent of ballots cast, up from forty-four percent in 2022, and recalls 2022 exit polling in which that age group backed Republicans fifty-five to forty-three percent. He argues this older, more conservative electorate bodes poorly for Democrats heading into November. Turley on Brazil's Bolsonaro Win and the Close Benson closes the show's clips with Steve Turley's report on Brazil's presidential election, crediting the Trump administration's shutdown of USAID funding and what he calls Venezuela's international vote-rigging operation for helping deliver the result. Turley says conservative candidate Flavio Bolsonaro, son of imprisoned former president Jair Bolsonaro, finished first with forty-seven percent of the vote against incumbent leftist Lula da Silva, setting up an October 25th runoff Turley expects Bolsonaro to win easily. He describes a "conservative tsunami" in Brazil's Senate and the reelection of allied governors including São Paulo's Tarcísio de Freitas, and recounts the 1990s São Paulo Forum meeting of Fidel Castro, Lula and Hugo Chávez that sought to make Latin America a new center for global Marxism. Turley recalls Jair Bolsonaro being stabbed during the 2018 campaign and later jailed after Brazil's Supreme Court first overturned Lula's corruption conviction from Operation Car Wash. Benson then closes the show, thanking listeners and directing them to his BBS Radio page, X, Rumble and Apple Podcasts, promising a new edition in two weeks.