Last night I flipped between CNN and Fox, occasionally watching football, but the election was closer than the football game.

So I watched both of those channels and what I got was a totally different assessment

factually of how much and whether there was fraud or cheating in this election.

I'm going to tell you the truth and the answer is yes there was

some fraud. CNN was wrong when they said there was none and no there was not

massive, massive fraud. I think the president was wrong when he tried

to undercut the entire election by suggesting that it was all permeated with

fraud. On the Dershoreh show're going to get it straight down the middle. You're going to get it with nuance. So please, stay tuned to the Dersh show for my analysis. services.

Last night after the president spoke about massive fraud throughout the election, I was flipping the channels between CNN and Fox News occasionally tuning into the

football game but the election was a lot closer than the football game so I

I stuck with the election as new votes began to come in from Georgia and from Pennsylvania and we saw the status quote preserved essentially in the Western states, Nevada and Arizona, but it was to me shocking to watch, particularly Fox and

CNN, describe the state of fraud or alleged fraud or miscounting in the election.

Fox was essentially, not all of the commentators,

but essentially many of the guests,

many of the commentators,

following the president's exaggerated allegations

of massive fraud all over the country claiming that basically right in

ballots are by their very nature fraudulent and that the fact that

Republicans weren't allowed to watch some of the counting proves that there was massive fraud all over the country.

Okay, then came CNN and they're often cautious commentators went wild.

They basically told the American public

there was no fraud in this election, period.

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