Because of the significant promotion and interest in the video, the mainstream media (MSM) couldn't easily ignore the documentary, as they normally do with whatever contradicts the MSM and the Democrats' narrative.

In this case, they addressed the matter as best as they could. They attacked and by attacking tried to cancel it.

Associated Press (AP), one of America's leading news sources, launched its attack by wiring hundreds of news outlets across the country to announce officially its opinion. This encouraged others in the "respected" media to echo its views.

And they did it in true yellow-journalism style, dripping with disdain.

Fortunately, the MSM's attack wasn't as successful as they had hoped. The interest in the movie was too strong to cancel. Decent and thinking Americans had caught on to what was being done to the country, and they flocked to the theatre and/or bought the video in large numbers to collect the facts contributing to the wide-spread voter irregularities.

Producing this film wasn't easy. Members of the "respected" government agencies made this certain by concealing revealing information from both the public and the filmmakers. Despite this handicap, the film producers still pulled together enough data of a suspicious nature exposing "mules" in action stuffing boxes with their fraudulent ballots. This made it difficult for the author of the hit piece, AP's Ali Swenson, from discouraging interest in the movie.