well done, grady. there he is, eyes on the road all the way around. a little bit to the right. [laughter] thanks for joining us, everybody, as grady has a little bit of fun qualify after the bell." i'm connell mcshane, and we'll see you back here tomorrow. have a great night, everybody. hub. ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. another major breakthrough today in the fight to wipe out the china virus. u.k. drugmaker astrazeneca and the university of oxford announcing their vaccine up to 90% effective in preventing the virus. the astrazeneca/are oxford vaccine becomes the third candidate with at least 90% efficacy announced since election day. the other two from moderna and pfizer-biontech. with three highly effective vaccines now, president trump is making good on his promise to eradicate the china virus. the head of the president's

operation warp speed saying the first americans to receive the vaccine may come before the year's end. >> our plan is to be able to ship vaccines to the immunization sites within 24 hours from the approval. so i would expect maybe on day two after approval, on the 11th or 12th of december, hopefully, the first people will be imhissed across the united states, e across all states in all the areas where the state department will have told us where to deliver the vaccines. lou: well, you can see how happy everyone is over at cnn, msnbc, the broadcast networks, well, "the new york times," "the washington post." all absolutely bali e hooking the president's -- ballyhooing the president's heroics in getting these vaccines to americans who desperately need

them. well, despite the president's unprecedented efforts in fighting this global pandemic, he remains embroiled in a battle for the white house. president trump faces an obstinate resistance within his own party, a politically active judiciary and left-wing, politically-corrupt left led by the party of hate that will stop at nothing to remove him from office as they have persisted in trying for years to do. we will take up the president's fight against electoral fraud with the trump legal team member rudy giuliani, judicial president watch tom fitton, former congressman jason cough fetes, republican arizona congressman paul coczar all with us here tonight. much of the focus of electoral irregularities and anomalies aplenty in this presidential election focusing on dominion voting systems and their machines that are subject to security breaches and vote

tampering. dominion has denied any claim of corruption, and this weekend trotted out a d.c. public relations firm to do its, well, its mouth piece work. michael steele, a partner with hamilton place strategies, denied any fraud connected with dominion. he sounded a little like an activist, but i'm sure he was trying to get to the truth. >> i'm a conservative republican. i've worked for conservative causes, candidates and elected officials for nearly 20 years. i think that these allegations are not allegations against dominion voting systems, they are against our elected officials at the state and local level, bipartisan poll watchers, the very system that inspires the confidence that we have and the love of our country is under attack through these allegations. and it is all our obligation to defend the truth, to defend democracy. and that's what we're trying to do here.

lou: love of country. i have to just wait a minute and sort of collect myself as we consider that any of us who are, well, occasionally awe -- applying critical judgment to our electoral system could be disavowing love of country. steele, by the way, never did answer just exactly who owns dominion. isn't that odd? the question wasn't asked either, claiming it was funded by american capitalists, not foreign investment. a good old american company. i'm assuming north american, because they're headquartered in toronto. steele also identified as a conservative republican as you heard there. but it is the very definition of rino. steele has worked as aned visor for the -- an adviser for the well known conservative jeb bush. oh, conservative as they come. he helped him in his presidential run, but it turned out he didn't have the energy to quite finish it off, and he

served as press secretary for former house speaker john boehner, the essence of energy, and was the press secretary for paul ryan when he was a caught for vice president -- a candidate for vice president. these are conservatives one right after another, did you notice? and steele is a partner at the swampypr firm hamilton place strategies, including a former special assistant to nancy place city, former press secretary for the george w. bush white house, one who held senior roles in the bush, mccain and romney presidential campaigns and another who worked on al gore and howard schultz's presidential campaigns. all conservatives if you listen to mr. steele. not to mention directors who served as staffers to former democratic senators christopher dodd and bill nelson and one who was senator tom carper's communication directors. that means the swamp had its complete and full grip on the firm at all times. we invited, you should know,

michael steele to join us here on our broadcast for a friendly conversation, a discussion of the facts surrounding dominion because we know that those facts right now just simply aren't in the public arena. they declined our offer to make this happen for the first time. it would have been nice right here on "lou dobbs tonight," but not tonight apparently. nobody has been more outspoken about the issues raised by dominion voting systems than attorney sidney powell. powell says she has evidence of dominion's connections to foreign countries, claims that dominion's algorithms weighted joe biden's votes more than president trump's. we do not know the truth of the matter, but that is her claim. and yesterday the president's legal team stated that powell is not a member of the trump legal team despite appearing with them at a press briefing last week, despite the president recognizing her as is such. -- as such. powell agreed and released a

statement clarifying what she has been trying to do all along. powell said this, quote: i agree with the campaign's statement that i am not part of the campaign's legal team. i never signed a retainer agreement or sent the president or the campaign a bill for my expenses or fees. my intent has always been to expose all the fraud i could find and let the chips fall where they may whether it be upon republicans or democrats. the evidence i'm compiling is overwhelming that this software tool was used to shift millions of votes from president trump and other republican candidates to biden and other democrat candidates. we are proceeded to prepare our lawsuit and plan to file it this week. it will be epic. now to the latest on the battle for the white house. georgia will begin a third recount tomorrow morning at 9 a.m. even though it certified the results last friday. now, this recount will count every ballot through a scanner instead of a hand recount9.

that's right, the machine will be which canning the machine. checking the machine. if the results do change, the final tally, of course, could be recertified or decertified. there are three active lawsuits now in three other states by the trump campaign. in nevada their hearing is set for december 1st on a state lawsuit of electoral fraud. trump campaign attorneys are i trying to move that date out. in michigan a lawsuit on blocking election observers, and it's being appealed to the state appellate court. and in pennsylvania rudy giuliani is appealing his lawsuit trying to block the state's certification to a federal abillion late court. that after an obama-appointed judge rejected the lawsuit this weekend. fox news correspondent bryan llenas joins us now and has more on the legal battle for the white house with new developments in pennsylvania. bryan. >> reporter: lou, good evening. the trump campaign and

republicans at this hour are attempting to block the certify caution of the election results in pennsylvania, but time is running out. today is the deadline for pennsylvania's 67 counties to certify their election results with the commonwealth department of state. now this morning allegheny county's board of elections, home to pittsburgh, voted 2-1 to certify their election result ares. the trump campaign's legal efforts in pennsylvania were delivered a blow over or the weekend by federal judge matthew brand who tossed out the campaign's lawsuit which claimed democratic caughts allowed voters to f their ballots while republican counties did not. the judge, an obama appointee but a registered republican, said he could not throw out 7 million pennsylvania votes because, quote: this court has been presented with strained legal arguments without merit and speculative accusations unsupported by evidence. the trump campaign filed an emergency appeal with the third

circuit. the campaign wants the judge to issue a temporary restraining order to stop the certification of pennsylvania's results while the appeals courts litigate the case. now, the campaign claims judge brand misinterpreted them over the weekend. quote: the campaign is not seeking to disenfranchise 6.8 million pennsylvanians. the campaign only seeks to awe side the affected mail-in ballots. the second lawsuit was filed be by a group of republicans here in pennsylvania. they too are seeking an emergency action by the state court to block the certification of election results while their lawsuit makes its way through the legal process. all of that, lou, while the pennsylvania supreme court decided tonight that some 12,000 ab ten tee ballots that missed some information on their outer envelopes, things like a date or a signature while the

pennsylvania supreme court decided that those ballots should all count. that was decided just a couple hours ago. lou? lou: bryan, thank you very much. very interesting courts in pennsylvania. it doesn't seem to matter what the rules are, everything goes. bryan, thanks so much for being with us. in michigan state legislators there hold a hearing into election irregularities this coming wednesday. fox news correspondent garrett tenney with the latest. garrett. >> reporter: well, lou, that hearing is likely part of an ongoing investigation the gop-controlled state legislature launched shortly after the election looking into allegations that the election process was mishandled. that process, though, took another step forward just a few minutes ago when the state board of canvassers voted to certify the election results, cementing joe biden's victory in the state. the board, which is comprised of two democrats and two republicans, voted to certify 3-0. one of the republicans who was not in favor of certification

and had concerns about the tracking and reporting of votes in wayne county voted to be abstain. the other says the board doesn't have new authority to investigate claims of fraud and has no choice but to certify. the fight over michigan doesn't stop here though. for weeks the trump campaign and the gop have been calling for an audit or a recount, but state law doesn't allow that to happen until the results are certified. so at this point, they can now make a formal request for those to happen. it is important to note though even among those who have been raising concerns about the election process in michigan, they have said that the number of votes affected will likely not be enough to have any kind of impact on the outcome. what is important to them, though, is the integrity of the process going forward. lou? lou: garrett, thanks so much. garrett tenney reporting. coming up next here, more on the president's fight for a free and fair election. the president's lead attorney,

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the dow jones industrials up 328 points, the s&p up 20, the nasdaq gained 26. volume on the big board pucking up to 5.1 billion shares. the market delighted with three vaccines moving to market. crude oil settling at $42.92 a barrel. and listen to my reports three times a day on the say almost radio network. breaking news now, michigan never disappoints. michigan's radical dem attorney general dana nessing looking into possible legal action against two republican state lawmakers who had the demercity e to meet with president trump last week. quote: she's conferring with election law experts on whether officials may have violated new state laws prohibiting them from engaging in bribery, perjury and conspiracy. the attorney general isn't exactly an exebert on -- exebert on lying, is she? first you have to have some probable cause.

[laughter] this despite republican lawmakers saying they're not aware of any investigate that would change -- information that would change the outcome of the election. we asked the attorney general's office what is it doing considering legal action, the office told us it can't comment on pending investigations, taking a page out of the fbi's book and political corruption, it appears. joining us tonight from washington, d.c., rudy giuliani, president trump's personal attorney, former mayor of new york city, federal prosecutor, great american. rudy, good to have you on the broadcast. let's start with the attorney general in michigan deciding to go after two state legislators who met with the president. ah, they're tough people in michigan, aren't they, those radical dems? >> and also a were they wearing masks or not wearing masksesome in maybe the mask didn't quite cover their nose, i'm not sure. lou: complicated. >> meanwhile, the attorney general of michigan is missing the fact that 100,000 ballots

were brought in at 4:30 in the morning in detroit in trucks that looked like garbage trucks in garbage pails, actually. all those ballots were counted for biden with no republican inspectors around. we've got something called witnesses -- lou: what is it -- >> -- that could testify to it under oath, but i guess the michigan attorney general doesn't like witnesses that testify under ott about things that are damaging to democrats. what a phony, total phony. they had -- what happened in detroit can only be described as the worst fraud i've ever seen cowered out deliberately by the hack democrat crooked party of detroit. the over-votes are 140, 150, 200%, 300, 400%. how can you have 40% over-vote without having fraud? and the attorney general doesn't care about that because he doesn't care about democrats stealing elections.

lou: well, it seems to be -- [inaudible conversations] lou: -- a broad theme. well, you could think it could be a bipartisan issue, electoral integrity. >> not with -- lou: well, who knew they were so crooked in michigan, in pennsylvania? just about everybody. the fact is that we weren't prepared -- [laughter] for this election, it appears, because some people are getting surprised by what we're witnessing in philadelphia, in detroit, chicago is going to be the next surprise. the question i've got is now we've been watching you pursue, well, electoral fraud through the mail-in ballots. welcome tomorrow fraud as well -- electoral fraud as well through the software and the claims about dominion. a break with sidney powell over the weekend. what's behind that, and what is

the motive, the reason for the split between powell and giuliani at all? >> well, i think it's because we're pursuing two different theories. our theory of the case to get to the supreme court now in four places and it's soon going to be in two others, and there'll be an overall lawsuit, is basically misconduct of the election by state officials in at least five or six different states in which the misconduct of the election involved depravation of constitutional rights of the president. for example, in one part of the astronaut you could fix d -- state, you could fix a ballot. democrat part. other part of the state, you couldn't fix the ballot. one part of the state the ballots were examined, the other part of the state they didn't care if the ballots were examined. in pennsylvania there are 680,000 unexamined ballots that virtually were put in secretly

by democrats alone. that's outrageous. that is misconduct of the election. elections are supposed to be conducted under the auspices of the laws passed by the legislature and, in fact, they made a mockery of it in pennsylvania. the only place maybe worse is michigan, and particularly the city of detroit. the city of detroit probably had more voters than it had citizens. i'm exaggerating a bit, but all you have to do is look at statistical data, and you can see the fraud was rampant and out of control. what happened this time, lou, they had these mail ballots which i think was always part of the plan. they always cheated somewhat with absentee ballots. but, for example, they only had 450,000 absentee ballots four years ago in pennsylvania. this time they had 2.6 million. that's like, you know, that's like letting a couple of thieves free all night in tiffany. and these expert voter fraud

people, which you've got to say that pittsburgh and pennsylvania -- and philadelphia and detroit have a great expertise in voter fraud. these are the first elections they've stolen. but this time they had massive ballots to do it with, and and we have evidence, the evidence has been presented, and the media lies that we have no evidence. they're just too lazy to read our 100 affidavits which are on the public record from american citizens -- lou: well, you and i, you and i -- yeah. i think we should not in any way desummer. the national left-wing media by calling them lazy. i think you and i both know that they are politically corrupt and lying -- [laughter] with the establishment that means to carry out its will even in an election of, you know, which 74 million people cast votes apparently not knowing

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michael -- soros and michael bloomberg pouring big money, they don't know any other kind of money, big money into the georgia senate runoff races. the black pacs has received $1.5 million from the soros-funded democracy pac and more than $6 million from bloomberg. the black pac has raised almost $24 million this year. and they mean for that money to work. joining us now from washington, tom fitton, the president of judicial watch. and, tom, great to have you with us. it's not often you hear of two senatorial races in the same state, two runoff senatorial elections in the same state, and this much money pouring into that one state. your thoughts about the external money that is from all quarters pouring into that state. not just soros and bloomberg. >> yeah. and the republicans will be spending a lot of money, not nearly as much as the left is

aiming to spend. i think one of the big storieses of this election is how ineffectual the big left money has been in determining election outcomes. they've failed in their efforts to overtake state legislatures, they've barely kept control of the house, and as we're talking about now, the senate's up for grabs. this is why the great suppression is so important where the bug tech is suppressing -- big tech is suppressing conservatives. because they recognize they're losing when they're engaged in regular electioneering, so they have to cheat. they're cheating but suppressing us online, they're cheating by using big media to suppress or censor stories or otherwise keep quiet about corruption on their side of the philosophical divide. and, but in the meantime, if they were able to compete fairly, they wouldn't need to cheat. lou: okay. so if they -- [laughter] but, you know, would have, could have, should have.

they're cheating. they're spending a lot of money, and the republicans never do that. so that is awful unfair. i mean, it's -- this, the republicans have become a whine gnu -- whiny party. it's like they didn't pay attention to what the democrats did in 2018 when they cheated, what they did to this president for over four years. they tried, they were carrying out a campaign of persecution against this president base lessly, senselessly and without hesitation and utterly relentlessly. and now suddenly in these waning days as we aapproach the electors meeting on the 14th of december, the republicans are complaining about money going out to georgia, the republicans are complaining about the fact that the supreme court of pennsylvania has five democrats to only two republicans on the bench. i mean, what in the hell? and you listen to their

attorneys, and they sound like they're supplicants. they're going before these judges saying, please, please, will you listen to our story, will you listen to the evidence. they're not demanding a damn thing. they're supplicants. they're everything but prostrated in front of these judges. what in hell has happened to the republican party? we know what the democrats are, they're the party of hate. they're going to do everything they can to win. 9 what the hell is the republican party? can you define it for us in one sentence? >> well, to a degree, it's a ongoing concern. it's because of one man largely, it's president trump, who has motivated tens of millions of activists and voters, quite obviously. it's not because of any leadership from congress. i mean, you don't have to be a liberal or conservative to draw that conclusion. and what's been so troubling to me as head of judicial watch, seeing this government corruption go unaddressed by the republican clan here in washington, d.c., they committed the coup impeachment against

president trump. you would have thought that never happened. and now you see mayor giuliani lay out the massive violations of civil rights in pennsylvania and michigan targeting the people that put these people in office. this is a massive civil rights attack on american citizens that the courts don't want to hear it -- lou: and america. and america, by the i withdraw. that's true. >> i mean, they're telling every american your vote doesn't matter. we're going to rug it if necessary in -- rig it if necessary in various states. and if i'm going to back to georgia, senators loeffle and perdue, we're going to object to an election slate, electoral college slate that comes out of a dirty election in pennsylvania. we're going object to an welcome tomorrow college slate -- [inaudible conversations] lou: but, tom -- >> and it could result in

changing the outcome of the election as the left wants it to happen as opposed to what legal voters want. lou: [inaudible] >> no leadership, nothing ever gets done, lou. lou: there's only one leader in the republican party, and his name is trump. and, by the way, i just imagine what this country's going to, you you know, be without a whining, complaining set of rino senators on capitol hill. i mean, we -- what would we do for the greek chorus? i mean, it's pathetic, what we're watching. and the american people are seeing this. this president, it's his party for now, and i think for decades to come. because he's the only republican who's shown the guts and the brains and the principle to actual lead, and that has scared the living hell out of the entire establishment in both political parties, if truth be told, and we are untiling the

truth. tom fitton, great to see you. thanks so much. come back soon. up next, where is the republican party in its defense of the president? as more rinos -- ah, the little, cute rinos -- they call on the president to back down to electoral fraud. it's just an election, it's just a republic. what the hell? what's the problem of this president? he wants integrity, he wants votes to count? the we'll take it up with former congressman jason chaffetz. he joins us here next. stay with us, we'll be right back. here's to one more, the lexus december to remember sales event. lease the 2021 rx 350 for $419 a month for 36 months and we'll make your first month's payment. experience amazing at your lexus dealer.

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♪ lou: breaking news, joe biden refuses to answer tough questions and seems to be annoyed when someone asks him any kind of question. watch how biden responds to viacom cbs' bo erickson's question about churn going back to school -- children going back to school as media is being pushed out of the room. here it is. >> mr. biden? the covid task force said it's safe for students to be in class. are you going to encourage unions to cooperate -- [inaudible] >> [inaudible] >> let's go, move. let's go. out. lou: ooh, out, out! you know, the national media may be getting some of the respect

they deserve, what do you think? also breaking tonight, president trump continuing his fight against electoral fraud and receiving almost no help from the rinos who men putted from his presidency and -- men putted from his presidency and support in the recent election are. north dakota senator kevin calmer said it is past time for the president to begin a transition of power. take a look at him there. there he is with senator pat toomey of pennsylvania, two stalwarts if ever there are stalwarts. they called on the president to, quote, unify the nation and begin a transition. sounds very senatorial, doesn't it? looked at those two. look at those two. yeah, me too. former congressman, former chairman of the house oversight committee is none other than jason chaffetz. he's also fox business contributor and great american. jason chaffetz, tell me really what you think when you look at senator cramer and senator toomey. do you think of, like, i mean,

do you hear a hallelujah chorus and a righteous bugle as you go off into political combat? those would be the guys, wouldn't they? >> i was thinking like the mormon tabernacle choir, and they could come marching in and, yeah, those would be the two. lou, look, i do think that they could -- biden could start through the process through the gsa, i think that is important. but there is a reason why we go through this process, why states have not yet certified them, why the electoral college has not yet gathered. you don't get deemed to be the president based on nbc nightly news. you get it done through a process. and the president is exercising his right to go to court to challenge these results. that's husband american -- that's as american as it gets, and he's doing it the right and proper way and a respectful way. lou: good for you. good for you. it's not only his right, it's his responsibility.

74 million americans voted for the man. and everybody who voted for him right now has a lot of questions. maybe the people who didn't vote for him don't, but they do. and the truth is we don't know a lot about this election yet. we didn't, we didn't hear from dominion about who owns the company. the company that has so many pieces of software and machinery involved in this election and lots of questions. i don't even hear a reporter worth their salt say just who does own you, mr. or ms. dominion, whoever the spokesperson is. why don't we know who owns you? why don't we know what your software does and how it does it? and whether these algorithms are actually, actually having an effect on outcomes? and how do you get a decimal out of an election where there are only truly two candidates? and every candidate gets whole votes. i mean, this is bizarre stuff.

and don't you think somebody should be asking those questions? >> well, i hearken back to what hillary clinton said. it was hillary clinton, ironically enough, that said never, ever concede, never, ever give up no matter what happens. so, you know, then donald trump does something like that and suddenly, you know, the world's coming unglued, and he's going to get criticized. i do think it was imcouple bent on republicans and democrats, election officials, to go through this exercise with dominion and others before the election. i don't know why they couldn't have highlighted this and said this is going to be a problem before the election. i think that would have been better. but there are new technologies like block chain technology and other types of ways to go through this process. but, yeah, i think they should answer some tough questions. what should we be afraid of? what might the answer be, lou? lou: and why, why oh why, are

these democrats so, well, so overwhelmed with desperate you arecity to wrap -- urgency to wrap this thing up well before the deadline's set for the electors to meet to have their votes counted. why are they so anxious? because, you know, this is just, you know, we were talking about in 2000 that didn't get wrapped up until, i believe, it was december 12th. and we're a ways away from that. and we could be even farther away from it. we could be into january without any problem at all. so this is really very suspicious. what is it they don't want the american people to though? besides the fact that we have three election companies that we don't no who owns them, we don't know where their servers are located, and we don't know how they're counting, and we don't know why they're destroying ballots that they just processed

just now. couldn't they find a place in the cloud to cubed of hang on to that -- kind of hang on to that so there wouldn't be any concern? jason, this just looks really, really bad. and, by the way, what happened to william barr and john durham and the investigations? and, you know, there's so many unanswered questions. because we know there are a lot of, lot of politically corrupt actors who have been involved in our headlines for a very long time who have suddenly disappeared. >> we're going to need another hour, lou, because i can't answer all those questions -- [laughter] in a quick time frame. the bottom line is they all hate donald trump because donald trump changed america fundamentally. just like what you wrote about in your book, he fundamentally changed america, and he did so for the better. lou: absolutely. and it looks like he's got a real shot at continuing to make america even greater. jason chaffetz, thanks for being

with us. we appreciate it, as always, and we'll use up the better part of the next hour, i assure you, on those questions. thanks so much. jason chaffetz. up next, president trump's hispanic supporters say history is repeating itself as the left is continuing to try to oust the president. one of his staunchest defenders is congressman paul gosar. he joins us next on this epic battle for the white house. stay with us. ♪

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♪ ♪ lou: joining us now, congressman paul gosar of arizona. he's a member of the house oversight committee, also a member of the freedom caucus and a great american.

it is great to have you with us, congressman. i want to start with, first, dominion. they are attracting a lot of attention, and i haven't found anybody yet who knows who owns the company. i'm just curious. they have quite a presence in arizona over the election. does -- have you ever heard of anybody talk about who owns them? >> well, we've been trying, lou. but it's interesting that even the senate last year and a subcommittee are review of this election machine basically called them 100% corruptible. 100% corruptible. lou: yep. >> and we got all these senators lining up, you know, defacing the president. it's sad. and it's interesting that the software in phoenix, maricopa county, and then also in las vegas where a lot of the corruption actually showed it was happening. lou: and let's just take a look

at the relationship between dominion and the swamp itself, if we could put up that full screen, because it is really interesting to see that dominion doe sated $25-50,000 to the clinton foundation, had a $2.2 million contract from the clinton foundation, employs former jeb bush/paul ryan operative michael, contracts with them at least. you know, this -- and it goes on, it really does. the state of texas wouldn't have anything to do with dominion, and it's surprising to see that any secretary of state anywhere in the country would given the track record that they are building for themselves right now. the split in the vote in maricopa county was 2%, 50-48 in favor of the former e vice president. what do you think accounts for that, that margin? this is a guy who couldn't, who

wouldn't leave his basement to campaign so, i mean, i get surprised by these things. >> absolutely. especially when we saw this president drawing crowds like -- right and left. people coming from allover to see him. so when you look at it, something is off. and i'll give you two races. there were two state senate races, lou, that they outperformed the president but 10,000 votes and 7,000 votes. when it was the president that got them across the finish hine. that's absurd. is so start looking at the numbers, they just don't match up. they just don't match up. and we're seeing these algorithm changes that made president trump's votes biden's votes. and that's why we asked for a forensic audit so welcomed look at each of -- we could looked at each of the ballots and then compare it against the machine,

because it was randomly jumping and changing. lou: right. well, congressman, these are questions that we still have, we need answers, and i think that 74 million americans deserve much more time than the left wants to give them to get those answers. i happen to be one of those who remains optimistic we're going to get those answers, and that's why the left right now is getting very, very anxious and impatient with the president. congressman paul gosar, come back soon. i'm sorry, paul. all right. we have apparently lost him. we'll bring back -- paul, very quickly, if you would. well, west virginia lost his -- [laughter] we're going to have to take it up with paul on the next visit. congressman paul gosar, as i said, a great american. well, we'll be right back in one minute with much more, stay

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"the trump century" at loudobbsshop.com. please join us tomorrow and find out whether sidney powell will be accompanied by her krakken which she is about to unleash, she says. see you tomorrow, good night from sussex. elizabeth: tonight, the update on the trump team's legal fight for the vote. criticism picking up. also about joe biden saying he's going to fix problems by talking what critics say are the same old, same old obama officials. west virginia got a new big one, a big media outlet accusing president trump of trying to lock in his policies, but it is the exact same thing that they approved president obama for doing four years ago. joining us tonight, mick mulvaney and christopher bedford along with saul wisen berg and ronald vitiello on these developing stories. we've got new hope a