Today, we're going to talk about an Nevada judge humiliating the Trump team in court,

and we're going to debunk their whole gamut of bogus election fraud claims.

I also interview Pennsylvania Lieutenant Governor John Federman about whether Trump could

steal Pennsylvania, the fatal flaw with the last minute plot by state Republicans to undermine

the will of the voters, and how to help Democrats get elected in PA moving forward.

I'm Brian Tyler Cohen, and you're listening to No Lie.

Another week, another slew of Trump lawsuits that failed to go anywhere.

Seriously, not a single lawsuit succeeded in the last week.

As of this recording, the Trump team is one for 46 in court, one for 46.

On just Friday alone, the Trump team and its allies had lawsuits struck down trying

to halt certifications in Nevada, Arizona, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and the big crack in case

in Georgia, which is weird because I totally thought that claiming Cuba, China, Venezuela,

the CIA, the DOJ, Republican governors, and secretaries of state, and Hugo Chavez stealing

the election from Trump, totally had some legs.

But I do want to focus on one case in particular, and that is what happened in Nevada.

The source I used for this was Adam Klassfield from Long Crime, who does great work, and that

is that in Nevada, a judge shot down Trump's baseless conspiracy theories 25 times in his

ruling.

25 times.

So let's break these down.

First, in response to the claim that the electronic voting machines malfunctioned and that the

election results can't be trusted, the judge found that the Trump team, quote, did not

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