Mark Cook is a self-described cybersecurity analyst focused on election systems and a former mortgage professional. He has appeared on the show to discuss election integrity issues including cast vote record analysis.
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Mark Cook is a self-described cybersecurity analyst who has become involved in election integrity issues, bringing technical analysis to discussions of voting systems and election data. He has appeared on the Kim Monson Show since 2019 to discuss topics ranging from housing finance to election integrity.
Cook was formerly a mortgage professional with Home Mortgage Alliance, where he helped borrowers navigate the loan process. During his earlier appearances on the show (2019), he discussed topics including interest rates, pre-qualification processes, and lending programs for various industries. He is no longer affiliated with Home Mortgage Alliance.
In more recent years, Cook has focused on election integrity issues, analyzing cast vote records and statistical anomalies in election data. He has discussed concerns about modifications to election records and has been involved in promoting awareness of election integrity investigations.
Cook has been a supporter of Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters, helping to organize events honoring her work as an election whistleblower and promoting documentaries including 'Selection Code' and 'Let My People Go' that chronicle her story.
Note: Cook's cybersecurity expertise is self-described and not formally accredited.
June 4, 2025
Colorado Politics & Policy
“We know now that Arapahoe County's original record of how all the votes were cast in the county was absolutely wrong and that amendment that it was obviously manufactured votes on is an amendment that cost a lot of people a lot of money as their property taxes have increased.”
February 7, 2025
Colorado Politics & Policy
“This could be our mom or our grandma that is being persecuted here for doing the right thing.”
April 18, 2019
Colorado Politics & Policy
Frank Hawkins examines Rep. Ilhan Omar's loyalties and her ties to CAIR, while Kim Sturtz and Mark Cook discuss mortgage options. April 18, 2019.
“Rates are still historically low, and I think it's still a great opportunity for people to utilize it and get into a home.”
February 22, 2019
Culture, Community & Civil Society
Former INS agent Michael Cutler on border security and mortgage experts Kim Sturtz and Mark Cook on housing trends. February 22, 2019.
“So if things aren't done correctly, you can spoil a lot of people's day.”
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