If you follow politics at all, then you will remember that President Trump's lawyer,

Rudy Giuliani, held a news conference right after the 2020 election.

It was held, if you remember, at four seasons total landscaping, a gardening business just off the interstate in Philadelphia,

nestled in between an adult bookstore and a crematorium.

Honestly, I don't know that we ever definitively settled on. store and a crematorium.

Honestly, I don't know that we ever definitively settled on why the press conference was

held there, but the whole reason Rudy Giuliani trutted himself out that morning

in front of the gardening business was to baselessly claim that the election

had been stolen. The real chef's kiss here is that that fever dream of a press

conference took place exactly as national news networks were calling the

election for Joe Biden. And honestly as unbelievable as that series of events

was it was not even the most memorable news conference. as that where he appeared to be, for a lack of a better term, melting.

During that presser he claimed that Trump had won Pennsylvania by 300,000 votes and Michigan

by 50,000 votes. Mind you, there was no evidence of that, but he promised it was coming.

Giuliani made those claims alongside another Trump lawyer who alleged that the election

had been stolen by the

Venezuelans and the Cubans and the Chinese and that the voting machines had

been hacked by Hugo Chavez even though Hugo Chavez had died seven years prior.

All you had to do here was connect the dots.

So those bizarre spectacles were memorable,

but they were just the, what shall we say, the amuse boosh for what was to come.

By early December Giuliani had testified before Georgia State lawmakers spreading an elaborate conspiracy theory that two poll workers

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