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President, the sane ones, know that he did not win, and they are lying to you and they are lying to him when they suggest that the election was stolen. >> there were more than 60 lawsuits filed by the trump campaign or its supporters. they only prevailed in one case. from pennsylvania. but the number of ballots affected was too small to change the results from the state. >> none of the claims he made were found meritorious by any court in any way that would have reversed the results of the elect...

Attorneys for Kari Lake and Mark Finchem just found out there's a price to pay when you try to turn a courtroom into a campaign prop.

Terms of georgia i know during the audit they did check on those machines. theyre really -- can we go off-the-record for one second here >> yeah. i dont want us to say it if its not -- >> i would -- i think they have looked at the machines when the secretary of state did his audit there was a lot -- i think a fair bit of looking at the machines you know, the audit came in pretty darn close with the machine count loss, with the receipts so i dont know the outcome of those, but our understanding a...

Been looked at he had said that one was looked at in georgia. t the. >> id have to check on that in terms of georgia, i know during the audit they did check on those machines. if we could just go off the record for one sec here. >> yeah, sure. of course. i dont want us to say it if its not -- thats why were checking >> yeah. i would -- i would -- i think they have looked at the machines when the secretary of state did its audit, there was a lot -- i think a fair bit of looking at the machines yo...

Not connected to the internet in any way. the reality is the machines themselves do a more accurate job of counting votes than humans do. when the machine count is over we do a hand count audit to confirm the machines are operating properly. >> just to be honest. do a job for the state and your party. dont make it personal. >> i agree with him. i am a republican. having said that, this is a nonpartisan role we have. the references made to being personal, all of this has gotten horribly personal....

People watching them. we each have the live stream cameras there are so many checks and balances in our system that people just arent aware of because weve never had to go out and articulate that for people because people were excepted for the most part, the results of the election. >> got to get rid of the machines go to paper ballots counted by the precinct committeemen. >> people vote on paper. but we do use a tabulation machine. and, again, weve used those for decades. we know those machines...

Machines and go to paper ballots counted by the precinct committee men. >> people vote on paper and we use a tabulation machine. weve used those for decades. we know those machines have been audited over and over again. weve shown time and time again by many experts that our machines are not connected to the internet in any way. heres the reality. the machines themselves are doing more accurate job of counting votes than humans do. when the count is over, when the machine count is over, we do a ...

How deep does, election concerns, election conspiracy theory spread in the state of nevada? >> im arguing the nevada doesnt get enough attention, its one of those cases its getting too much attention. jim marchands one of the worst election deniers, conspiracy theories in the country. he believes in all kinds of 90 stuff, he got an eye county which is a relatively large rural county, to adopt >> -- -- he got installed there in clark, an election denier, there is a lot of concerns that started th...

Arizona’s GOP-controlled Cochise County on Monday approved a proposal to hand-count its midterm ballots, alongside the machine count, despite warnings from a county attorney not to move forward with the measure. The Cochise County Board of Supervisors voted 2-1 to allow the hand-count, with the board’s lone Democrat opposing. Republican Supervisors Peggy Judd and Tom…

From pennsylvania. but the number of ballots affected was too small to change the results from the state. >> none of the claims he made were found meritorious by any court in any way that would have reversed the results of the election. >> georgia faced more than a dozen of these suits. >> many of these lawsuits just wanted to throw out the results and then have the general assembly pick their own set of electors. >> brad raffensperger, georgias republican secretary of state, a conservative repu...