Dinesh D'Souza Apologizes for 2000 Mules Errors

Dinesh D’Souza has publicly apologized for inaccuracies in his controversial film '2000 Mules,' which claimed widespread voter fraud during the 2020 election. He acknowledged that the surveillance videos used in the film were not accurately correlated with cell phone geolocation data provided by True the Vote, which formed the basis of his claims. D’Souza specifically apologized to Mark Andrews, a man wrongly identified as a ballot harvester, who has since filed a defamation lawsuit against D’Souza. Despite the apology, D’Souza maintained that he believes in the film's overall premise of systematic election fraud. This admission follows previous retractions by the film's publisher, Salem Media Group, regarding the false claims. The film was initially well-received in conservative circles and screened by Donald Trump.