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Despite Joe Biden getting 306 votes to Donald Trump’s 232 in the November 3 presidential election, Trump has refused to acknowledge electoral defeat.
Today, the Assembly of Delegates meets to officially confirm the election results and thus appoint Joe Biden as the next President of the United States.
But it does not appear that Trump intends to resign for that reason.
In an interview with Fox and Friends that was recorded on Saturday, Trump emphasizes that he will continue to fight.
– No, it’s not over. We will continue and continue to move forward, Trump told the channel.
– Serious criminal act
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On Monday night, the president continued hammering away with his undocumented allegations that there was voter fraud during this year’s election on Twitter.
“Tipping states that have uncovered massive electoral fraud, which are all of them, cannot legally verify these votes as correct without committing a serious criminal act,” Trump expanded.
– This election is under protest, he continued.
Trump’s messages on Twitter were quickly flagged by Twitter as the allegations of voter fraud are controversial.
– Give us little time
No evidence of widespread electoral fraud has been presented, and Trump’s legal war, in the form of lawsuits against tipping states, has not done much so far.
On Friday, the Supreme Court of the United States rejected the demand of Texas to annul the results of the elections in the state of Wisconsin, Georgia, Pennsylvania and Arizona. The rejection was seen as a massive defeat for Donald Trump.
– The nail in the coffin
In the interview with Fox and Friends, Trump was also asked how the outcome of the election delegate assembly, and a possible approval by Congress on January 6, 2021, will affect his efforts going forward.
– I do not know. We’ll set the pace as much as we can. But it can only go so fast. We have been given very little time, Trump said.
– They can be fired
Even United States Attorney General William Barr, one of Trump’s staunch supporters, has opposed the president when he said that no evidence of voter fraud had been found that would have changed the outcome of the presidential election. Soon after, Trump is said to have called him for a meeting, according to sources with whom ABC News has spoken.
CNN wrote Sunday that Trump should have spoken about the possibility of firing Barr at a meeting on Friday. The channel quotes a person who is familiar with the case, but according to the source, it is unclear if a possible firing will occur before Biden becomes president.
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Christopher Krebs, who heads the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CIAS) under the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and was responsible for computer security in the elections, also denied allegations in November that cheating they affected the elections and the counting of votes. Krebs was fired by Trump on November 18.
– Disappointed with them
Fox and Friends host Brian Kilmeade also asked Trump in the interview if his legal team has proven that there has been voter fraud during the US presidential election.
– We never get a chance to prove it because a judge will say, “Well, sorry, you have no evidence,” Trump replied.
– I’m so disappointed in them. No judge, including the US Supreme Court, has had the courage to let it be heard, he added.
– I won’t talk about it
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One thing the president did not answer was whether he would attend Joe Biden’s inauguration ceremony in January.
“I don’t want to talk about it,” Trump told Fox and Friends.
The press had previously asked Trump if he would acknowledge electoral defeat if the Electoral College votes to make Biden the next president of the United States.
– It will be very difficult to admit defeat. If they vote like this, they are making a mistake, Trump responded, but he promised to leave the White House.
Today, the assembly of electoral delegates meets to officially confirm the result of the elections. If delegates vote based on certified election results, Biden will receive 306 votes and requires at least 270 voters to win the election.
Therefore, it is highly likely that Joe Biden will be announced as the next president of the United States.
The result of the assembly of electoral delegates will be approved by Congress on January 6, 2021.
