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June Calloway: Good morning. The overnight shift left us with a heavy note on election security. He posted that newly declassified documents reveal what he calls the largest compromise of voter data in history, touting a figure of 220 million U.S. files allegedly acquired by China over recent years.
June Calloway: He insists this includes names and party preferences, describing it as an unprecedented nightmare for American democracy. He argued our current infrastructure falls catastrophically short while sharing images showing Doug Ford alongside formal news branding. As those posts circulated through the dark hours, we observed volatility; BTCUSD moved and ETHUSD swung in what looked like a choppy reaction to the noise.
June Calloway: The tape ends here: he is asking you to download these documents yourself via his shared link. What to watch today? Whether this declassified intelligence reshapes the conversation on election integrity or remains just another headline in a crowded morning feed. I'm handing off the shift; let the day decide what it means.
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