The Ripon Rabbit
About this show
Tonight, Screech Owl Scott and Red Owl take a deep dive into the records, emails, timelines, and official Commission actions surrounding the prosecution of Wisconsin election-integrity activist Harry Wait.
Harry publicly admitted that he ordered absentee ballots for high-profile individuals to expose vulnerabilities in Wisconsin’s MyVote system. But an admission does not erase constitutional rights—and it does not give government officials permission to ignore the law.
Tonight’s investigation asks:
Did Wisconsin Elections Commission staff refer Harry to criminal investigators without proper authority?
Were confidential MyVote records, audit logs, raw data, and IP-related information provided to DCI without a subpoena, sworn complaint, or Commission vote?
Why did DCI raise the question of whether a subpoena was required—only for the process to continue without one?
Why was the Commission allegedly not told that Harry had already been referred and records had already been transferred before its emergency meeting?
And if the Commission later voted 6–0 against referring Harry for criminal charges, what authority did WEC staff rely on when they acted six days earlier?
Screech and Red will break down the complete timeline, compare how WEC followed due process in another case, examine WEC’s conflicting positions on confidential voter data, and explore the constitutional and statutory violations alleged in the evidence dossier.
This is no longer simply about what Harry Wait did. It is about whether the government followed the law.
Host(s) Screech & Red Owl
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