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On this Thursday, I have words of solace for the more than 74 million people who voted

for Donald Trump. It now looks like there will be no court intervention in the election,

and Joe Biden will be inaugurated on January 20th. I believe President Trump knows that.

I do not know how he's going to handle the inauguration. I have suggested that he not

concede, and that's because there was fraud and it's undefined and it will take months

perhaps years to figure out the extent of the voting fraud. In the meantime, Donald Trump

like Richard Nixon in 1960, when there was fraud in his race against JFK, President Trump

should step aside gracefully. He can and may run again in three years. That's when the

next presidential campaign will get underway. Anyway, a lot of people are very angry. I get

letters. I'm not accepting this. We have to stand up, but there comes a point where you've

got to be realistic. We have a system here on Monday. States will certify their votes

in the electoral college, and that's it. Summing up, court challenges will not succeed,

and most Americans should accept the outcome as flawed as it is. Now this.

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