So big media stories in play, and the colossal lawsuit against Fox News and Newsmax is the subject of this evening's talking

points memo.

So let me just run down this whole thing to put it in perspective, which none of the media

does because they hate Fox News and by extension Newsmax, which are primarily now conservative

news agencies.

On November 7, 2020, Donald Trump lost the presidency by 7 million popular votes out of 158 million castes.

Very close, okay?

In fact, so close that in the swing states of Georgia, Arizona, and Wisconsin,

those three states, Trump lost by just 44,000 votes, okay, less than 15,000 in each state.

If he had won those votes, it would have been a tie in the electoral college.

If he had carried Georgia, Arizona, and Wisconsin, would have been a tie. And there were other

states like Michigan and Pennsylvania, which were dubious to say the least. So immediately,

charges of fraud in the election emerged. Y'all remember that? It was a tremendously intense story. Now, as a journalist, I listened to those charges as any responsible journalist would. Okay? I mean, if you're going to, and the president of the United States

in time, Donald Trump, was heading this, fraud in the election. So the Trump people put out

spokespersons like Sidney Powell, Rudy Giuliani, a number of others, to whip up, all right, anger about the election.

And they wanted it overturned.

It was, if you remember back then, it was crazy.

It was absolutely insane.

Now, I covered this story fairly, and I watched as Justice Alito, who has

oversight for this Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, signaled to the Trump administration, he would

consider evidence of fraud in Pennsylvania.

That was a key for me as a journalist.

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