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

It is day 57 after the election. The litigation count stands at one out of 60 cases that Trump has won.

Tonight, we have a new winner in The Clown Show that has become our government. Remember Louis Gohmert? Yes, he's the guy whose principal

function in life is to remind us that the man who stared at a solar eclipse without sunglasses

is not our nation's dumbest official. Well, he's the guy who filed a banana's action against

Vice President Pence that we talked about Monday night. Well, he's the guy who filed a banana's action against Vice President Pence that we talked about Monday night.

Well, tonight, Gohmert's got competition, and it comes from Stanford College and Yale Law School educated, Josh Hawley of Missouri,

proving that intelligence and judgment are two entirely separate things.

Imagine trading in the great Senator Claire McGaskill for Tucker Carlson's insecure younger brother.

Good for you, Missouri.

Josh Hawley breathlessly announced today that he was going to make a stand on January 6th and object to the count for Biden.

He said there was fraud in Pennsylvania and that the Democrats in the past had objected in similar ways.

Again, we're to begin with this nonsense.

It's a total loser claim.

First of all, as you know,

59 different courts across the country have rejected these claims repeatedly and often, and many of these opinions were written by Trump's own nominees to the courts. The FBI has rejected

it. Attorney General Bill Barr has rejected it. And Mitch McConnell

has rejected it. But Josh Hawley knows better. And why does he know better? Because he says, based on a

retweet from President Trump, that too many people voted in Pennsylvania. What's the basis for this?

I kid you not.

It's one guy who's a Pennsylvania state representative who has a CPA,

and because he says he has a CPA, he's an expert in data.

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