Welcome to Courtside, everyone, a discussion of the post-election litigation brought by Donald Trump.

It is day 50, 50, after the election.

The litigation count stands at 1 out of 60, 60, that is one case that Donald Trump has won, and it didn't get him a single vote.

Things continue to go very poorly for Donald Trump has won, and it didn't get him a single vote. Things continue to go very poorly for

Donald Trump in court. The big news tonight is the Supreme Court of the United States, and it's about

that case, the big one. Remember, this is Rudy Giuliani's suit that he filed a few days ago from

Pennsylvania in the Supreme Court. It's actually three different cases. He rushed to the Supreme Court a few days ago from Pennsylvania in the Supreme Court. It's actually three different cases.

He rushed to the Supreme Court a few days ago,

claiming emergency, emergency.

The court must hear these three cases.

Now, these three cases were decided weeks ago,

so I don't understand what the emergency is all of a sudden,

but he asked the Supreme Court to set a briefing schedule for December

23rd by noon and Pennsylvania's brief to come in soon after that and everything to be decided by

January 6th. Well, the Supreme Court did act today. They set a briefing schedule and Pennsylvania's

brief is due January 22nd, two days after inauguration.

In other words, they're not at this point having any of this Giuliani nonsense.

Otherwise, a new suit was filed, I kid you not, against the electoral college by the Trumpistas.

This might very well be the dumbest lawsuit I have ever seen in my life.

It claims that every election in United States history is unconstitutional.

Now look, if you believe that, why didn't you file the lawsuit before the election? You just wanted to see who

won under the flawed constitutional methodology and then file your suit later. And even then, like you

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