The Washington Post has released audio of Donald Trump speaking with a Georgia Secretary

of State and his legal counsel.

In a four minute and 32 second clip, Trump says, I just want to find 11,780 votes.

The Washington Post called it an extraordinary hour long call.

The only issue is that all that's been released so far is four minutes and 32 seconds, and

there are numerous jump cuts.

I don't know exactly what Trump is talking about.

It makes it hard to find the full context.

Now the issue here specifically is that there have been many instances where the media has

taken things out of context, and it's hard to know exactly what Trump was talking about

in reference to 11,780 votes.

The reason why that stood out to me is that Trump is informed earlier in the call, and

it's a fact that he actually lost by 12,000 or so votes.

So what does it mean that Trump wants to find these votes and why?

Hard to know when the Washington Post hasn't released the full audio.

Of course, tribal partisans are already freaking out, mostly leftist Democrats, and many

never-Trump or Republican types.

And it's exactly what you'd expect.

Once again, another story that shows it doesn't matter what comes out.

It doesn't matter what Trump says he's wrong.

It doesn't matter what Trump says to the Trump supporters, he's right.

In the call, you can hear Trump saying no one will be mad at you if you recalculate.

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