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unDivided with Brandi Kruse
Brandi Kruse
Political commentary for the anti-fringe. New episodes every Monday-Thursday.
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Can’t tell40% confidence9 sourcesOct 27, 2026There are 400 individuals who are not legally allowed to vote in the United States who cast ballots in Washington state.Said by BThe sources report that the DOJ alleges more than 400 noncitizens, many of them green-card holders, registered and voted in Washington, but this is the government's own allegation and no independent authority has verified or dismissed it. The Secretary of State questioned the timing and the findings, so the claim rests on an uncorroborated allegation; the claim also presents the DOJ's allegation as established fact, which the passage does not do.Can’t tell30% confidence5 sourcesOct 27, 2026An immigration attorney stated on Fox 13 that he has seen at least one case a month of non-citizens voting over his 25 years of practicing immigration law.Said by 2DNo provided source contains the immigration attorney's statement on Fox 13 that he has seen at least one case a month over 25 years, so the claim cannot be confirmed or refuted. The claim matches the claimant's passage, and the Fox 13 article [5] in the sources does not include the quote; a KIRO 7 piece [6] quotes a different attorney, Len Saunders, on unrelated registration errors.Can’t tell30% confidence4 sourcesOct 27, 2026An immigration attorney has 15 clients whose green cards are in jeopardy because they registered to vote and cast a ballot in Washington state.Said by ANo source reports the figure of 15 clients or the Fox News interview the post cites. A later KIRO 7 report (published 2026-10-30, after the post) quotes immigration attorney Len Saunders saying he is hearing from 'several' non-citizens who unknowingly registered to vote via a Washington driver's license, which is related but does not confirm the count or the green-card jeopardy framing.Reported in the post, not stated as its own.Can’t tell30% confidence5 sourcesOct 27, 202611,000 Washington families have taken the Firstmark Challenge.Said by AThe only figure in the sources is the company's own marketing claim of "11,000+ Clients" on its website (source 3), and a 2026 directory listing gives "over 10,000 clients across multiple states" (source 4). Neither is independent, neither is specific to Washington families, and neither says who took the FirstMark Challenge, so the claim cannot be verified. The claim is consistent with the passage's wording, so no extraction departure applies.Can’t tell20% confidence3 sourcesOct 27, 2026Wes Jones of SellWithWes.com sold a house in Seattle within five days of listing it after it had been on the market for a year with a previous agent.Said by ANone of the sources documents the specific Seattle sale of the house after a year with a prior agent, so the claim can be neither confirmed nor refuted. The extraction faithfully reflects the post, which is the claimant's own account and not evidence.Can’t tell20% confidence12 sourcesOct 27, 2026The Undivided podcast has approximately 4,000 subscribers remaining to reach its YouTube subscriber goal.Said by AThe claim faithfully reflects the post, which said the show needed about 4,000 more YouTube subscribers to reach its goal, but none of the sources report unDivided's YouTube subscriber count or goal. The YouTube figures returned for "Your Undivided Attention" (Tristan Harris and Aza Raskin's podcast) concern a different show, and the Rephonic page for unDivided with Brandi Kruse gives no YouTube subscriber figures.Can’t tell30% confidence2 sourcesOct 27, 2026The Undivided podcast reached its 2026 subscriber goal on the morning of.Said by AThe only evidence that the goal was reached is the host's own on-air statement, which cannot corroborate it. The Oct 22 podcast source says the show was only 'a couple dozen' paid subscribers short of its 2026 goal, which is consistent with a later milestone but does not confirm it, and no independent source covers the milestone. The extracted claim is also truncated ('on the morning of.') and drops the date, which the post supplies as 'today' (2026-10-27).Can’t tell50% confidence9 sourcesOct 27, 2026Organizations are registering non-citizens to vote without telling them they are ineligible.Said by BThe sources show the DOJ opened a case on October 30 into allegations that three Arizona nonprofits registered noncitizens without telling them they were ineligible, but no source establishes that the conduct occurred. The only support is the claimant's own words and a contested right-wing video, while the DNC denies it and Democracy Docket says the evidence does not appear strong. The claim also generalizes the post's "some of them" about NGOs to "organizations" in general, which the passage does not say.Can’t tell30% confidence7 sourcesOct 27, 2026Non-citizens in Washington state are having ballots cast in their names by someone else without their knowledge.The claim departs from the passage: the speaker only speculated ('Maybe... some harvesting organization...'), and the extracted claim states as fact that noncitizens' ballots are cast by others without their knowledge. The sources report DOJ allegations that over 400 noncitizens were registered and voted, but say investigators lack official voting records, no charges have been filed, and no source reports third parties filling out ballots in noncitizens' names without their knowledge, so the claim is neither supported nor contradicted.