The last few days have found President Trump engaged in a linguistic battle against the truth.

It's as if his mind knows the jig is up, but the rest of him just can't recognize it,

not yet.

Trump's still firmly claiming he's won a second term, still deploying Rudy Giuliani to

go on TV and defend all those lawsuits he's filed against election administrators all over

the country.

But then the President will have these little moments where reality seems to creep in, almost

to the subliminal level.

It started on Friday with a coronavirus press conference where Trump almost nearly acknowledged

the incoming administration.

Ideally we won't go to a lockdown.

I will not go.

This administration will not be going to a lockdown.

Hopefully the whatever happens in the future who knows which administration will be, I guess,

this time we'll tell, but I can tell you this administration will not go to a lockdown.

They won't be in this until a lockdown.

On Sunday, Trump tweeted that Joe Biden won the election, which seemed like breaking news,

until he went on to claim the election was rigged.

Right now I feel like we're in this, like, in between.

I can't tell.

Are we in a crisis?

Are we not?

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