This is Bill Press and Friends on the district productive network.

On the news of the day, yes indeed, it's still swirls.

We talked a little bit about this yesterday, but now we know even more about it.

And that is Donald Trump's call.

Now he tweeted it out yesterday morning. We reported

it here, breaking news on the bill press show, that he wants now a major, it major, major,

everything is big, major investigation into voter fraud in this country of the evidence of which

there is none. But this follows, of course, on Donald Trump's comment

the evening before Monday evening with congressional leaders that he would have won the popular

vote as well as the electoral vote if only four to five million people who are here illegally

had not gone out and voted for Hillary Clinton.

And, of course, my response to that is, if that really were organized by Hillary Clinton,

then why didn't she send them to Wisconsin and Michigan and Pennsylvania?

Too bad that she didn't.

Actually, no, voter fraud is bad, bad, bad. But, you know,

the problem is for Donald Trump, it does not exist. Again, he was asked about this last night in this

interview with David Muir from ABC News. And Donald Trump, again, says that David Muir's question is, making that charge without any evidence doesn't hurt your

credibility. Do you think that your words matter more now? Yes, very much. Do you think that

talking about millions of illegal votes is dangerous to this country without presenting the evidence?

Not at all. Not at all, because many people feel the same way that I do.

And you don't think it undermines your credibility?

No, not at all, because they didn't come to me.

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