Welcome to Courtside, where we discuss the post-election litigation brought by Donald Trump.

We are now 11 days after the election and one week after the election was called for Joe Biden.

And it's the weekend, I'm going to cut to the quick because I know you got better things to do.

Nothing in this entire week has changed the result. One win. Trump can take no comfort in

anything. Zilch. Nata. He's now lost 20 separate cases that he and his team have filed since

Election Day. He won one, little itty-bitty one in Pennsylvania, which turns out to have no effect.

But he's lost 20. And he's got

more losses coming in Pennsylvania as a result of the big decision yesterday by the Federal Court of

Appeals that I talked about. And that decision is going to lead to the dismissal of many new actions

that have been filed by Trump and his team. So what happened today? Well, the big

news was the Million Maga March, a March we were promised of a million Trump supporters

protesting election fraud and abuse. Well, it turned out it was about 10,000 people who showed up.

Coincidentally, that shortfall is approximately the shortfall that Trump faced

on Election Day. Now, all the states are stable. Trump was going on today in some tweets about

the Georgia recount. First, he wanted the Georgia recount. Now in his tweets today, he said he

doesn't want it because of those radical Democrats who are controlling it. Those radical Democrats,

incidentally happen to be the Republican Secretary of State in Georgia and the Republican

governor in Georgia who are overseeing the recount. Trump is also tweeting yesterday and today

about how he's automatically won the election because some ballot observers were not allowed into the polling places.

That isn't how the system works.

And, you know, those allegations have been tried in court.

They've all turned out to flop.

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