Joe Oltmann Untamed | Joe’s Conversation W/ Mark Cook & Tina Peters: Sniffing The Edges | 08.20.26

In this barn burner of an episode, Joe dives headfirst into the mounting tensions surrounding election integrity and government transparency. Opening with damning claims from investigative reporter John Solomon regarding intelligence officials withholding key election security details, the show sets a fiery tone against system vulnerabilities and institutional silence. Joe dissects the growing skepticism among the electorate, targeting controversial mechanisms like the ERIC voter roll system while taking aim at the broad apathy and dismissive narratives dominating mainstream discussion.

The focus shifts to cyber-security and election operations as expert Mark Cook joins the broadcast to pull back the curtain on voting system vulnerabilities. Highlighting alarming technical capabilities like tabulator hard drive wiping utilities and sharing firsthand observations from recent field investigations in Delaware County, Pennsylvania, Cook provides a granular look at the mechanical and procedural risks threatening ballot security. The conversation builds on testimony from election officials, challenging the narrative surrounding automated tabulators and procedural transparency.

Closing out the lineup, former Colorado elections clerk Tina Peters steps into the spotlight to discuss her ongoing national campaign for election reform. Fresh off high-level meetings in Washington D.C. with prominent figures like Howard Lutnick and Harmeet Dhillon, Peters shares critical updates on her political trajectory, including a potential return to public administration with an offered position in Shasta County, California. Joe brings the show home by tying together these individual battles into a broader picture of resistance, accountability, and the future of American voting systems.