The DOGE audit revealed a puppet show worth $17M and it is worse than you think. Today’s show breaks it down.

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X user @DataRepublican exposed how a nongovernment organization that is allegedly focused on promoting “democracy” received $17 million and all they did was put on “a terrible muppet show.”

"[The left] is angry at the people [running the numbers] and the people who have engaged in fraud," Crowder said. "The left is evil."

According to its website, “The States United Democracy Center is a nonpartisan organization advancing free, fair, and secure elections. We connect state and local officials, law enforcement leaders, and pro-democracy partners across America with the tools and expertise they need to safeguard democracy.”

Their advisory board includes Former New Jersey Governor Christine Todd Whitman, Former Maryland Lieutenant Governor Michael Steele, Former Pennsylvania Governor Tom Ridge, and Former Arizona Governor Janet Napolitano.

Its director is attorney Norman Eisen, who has also been on a media tour advocating against audits and transparency.

"This guy goes out and [claims] auditing is criminal, that is what this guy is doing," Crowder said. "This is the cycle. You have someone like Norm Eisen, you enrich yourself in the government and be a founder of some bogus nonprofit and use it to funnel money. And then stop any type of investigation. This man uses the funds and influence that he accrued through the fraud to try and block and shut down DOGE investigations.”

According to Newsweek:

On February 13, liberal lawyer Norm Eisen, announced on X, formerly Twitter, that he was suing Musk and DOGE for obtaining large amounts of data from federal departments as part of Musk's cost-cutting efforts for the Trump administration.

"At what point do these people get fitted for an orange jumpsuit?" Crowder said.