I think it's ironic that we control the House, the Senate, the Supreme Court, and the White House, and we're yelling election fraud.

I mean, we won all the damn elections. And we're in charge and what are we doing with it? We're bankrupt in the country. We're starting new wars. We're violating the Constitution.

We're not cracking down on the fraud. The problem is not the elections. We won the damn elections.

The problem is we're wasting our opportunity that the voters gave us.

Hi again, everybody. It is remarkable. Stop the press's news when the truth comes spilling out

the mouth of a Republican. It's 5 o'clock in the East and it's sad that that's news, but it takes a

Republican who lost his primary to a Trump-backed candidate to utter the truth. The Republicans won

everything. They control all three branches of government. And he's right.

The elections aren't the problem. Unfortunately, they're a different problem, right?

In terms of war against voter fraud and mail-in-voting makes no sense politically or structurally.

But that's for a reason. That's by design. And that's because the fight was never about fraud,

which there are so few instances of actual fraud. We have ways to deal with them. It's a crime

if you cheat. But it's about the perception that the election results can't be trusted

because it's about what's going to happen in the future. It's not about the elections they

won in the past. It's about stoking fear and making voters afraid that future elections could be hijacked.

So they'll hand over authority to adjudicate the outcome to Donald Trump and the executive branch of government.

It's what he tried to do with an executive order targeting mail-in voting.

It was dealt a major legal blow. We covered that on this program yesterday. We told you about the

federal judge who ruled that the Trump administration has no business interfering in how elections

are administered, that that is solely the job of the states. The Constitution says so.

The judge's ruling declared sections of Trump's order now legally void.

This week, we also saw the flat-out admission by Donald Trump

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