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While US President Donald Trump insists on rejecting the result announced by the US media that Democratic candidate Joe Biden won the presidential election, CNN News revealed that First Lady Melania Trump urged him to accept a “loss.” , as described by an informed source. .
A CNN source said the first lady “presented her idea directly, as she used to do with her husband, the president.”
CNN: Kushner contacts Trump to acknowledge election result
CNN reported, citing sources, that Jared Kushner, Donald Trump’s son-in-law and adviser, is reaching out to him to urge him to “acknowledge” the election result and his rival’s victory.
CNN had previously reported that Trump’s son-in-law and White House adviser Jared Kushner is reaching out to him to urge him to “acknowledge” the election result and his rival’s victory.
But a spokesman for the Trump campaign, Jason Miller, denied this in a tweet Sunday morning, saying: “This story is wrong.”
Trump’s kids back the legal battle idea
Meanwhile, Trump’s sons Donald Jr. and Eric are trying to win the support of Republicans to challenge the election results and tell allies that they really believe the election was “rigged.”
During their recent conversations, Eric Trump told his father’s allies that he believed the election had “robbed” us, according to a source familiar with his comments, and vowed to work to cancel the results.
Donald Jr. has made unremitting efforts to pressure some senators and governors to issue statements in support of Trump, according to people familiar with the talks, CNN says.
And Trump’s sons aren’t the only ones encouraging the president to fight a legal battle rather than compromise.
CNN said there are also those who encourage Trump to fight an uphill legal battle, such as his attorney, Rudy Giuliani, former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi and longtime top political advisers Corey Lewandowski and David Bossi.
In the days after the election, Donald Jr. traveled to Georgia, and while there he held a press conference denouncing the state’s vote count.
People familiar with the matter said he also held meetings that focused on the upcoming Senate elections.
