2020. i'm jon scott thanks for watching see you back here tomorrow night. ♪ he believes these challenge that are taking place in the states are undermining democracy. he's put out an 800 page book you think he's winston churchill i think this is his third

autobiography i want to say sthung something to president obama the other so-called iconic figures in our republic, republican and democrat. don't you damn lecture us for four damn years fbi trying to undermine this president the intelligence services trying to undermine this president. they tried to remove this president from office a phony criminal investigation a phony impeachment. one effort after another the russia hoax, you dragged the american people through the dirt, through your politics. because you wouldn't accept democracy and the constitution of the united states. and now everybody supposed to roll over it. 72 million people voted for this president. and up to 72 million people don't like what they're seeing right now now let me explain the problem to the media. you're going around to put microphones in the faces of state officials. do you see any fraud here? do you see any fraud here? there's a defendant in these

lawsuits. you know, the good old days we would have reporters in the field looking into the allegations where we have hundreds of sworn affidavits under penalty of perjury from one end of the country it another in one corrupt democrat city after another. the machines will not allow our volunteer to get in and peenged out what's taking place. and so this is hard work. insteed media is fighting them and we have democrats fighting them and we have propaganda fighting them rather than trying to get to bottom of this. now al gore had 37 days in frivolous lawsuits in three counties three visits to the state supreme court two visits to the united states supreme court. and what we hear is people -- people declaring who aren't even involved in these cases haven't even talked to anybody on the ground it's over. it's over. well it may be over. it may not be over. what about the integrity of the election process? let me explain. in part what's going on in this

country, in in democrattings and surrogates hundreds leading up to this election what do they do earlier and earlier voting, why? why i'll get to that in ab second mail-in ballots, why? ballot harvesting, why? no signatures, no care of signatures no postal mark dates extend vote counting. none of this is about good government none of this is about the integrity of the election. they're enshrining institutionalizing fraud. they're destroying the security measures that exist. the reason they want earlier and early voter and more mail-in votes ask because when you show up to vote the chances of fraud are minimal. there's election judge there's registrations you have to show your address and your name. you have to show an id and so forth. if you have a mail-in vote that you don't even have to sign, and you don't have a postal date on it, you have no security whatsoever and so basically what

is going on here is the democrat party which is created these conditions -- for the first time in many states that's why this is going on in on and on not because of the challenge but because the changes in the election. so the democrat party says it is over. and they push out joe biden, the office of the president-elect we don't have an office of a president-elect we have one president at a time. and joe biden is undermining that president, donald trump. we don't have two foreign policies at the same time. we don't have two environmental policies at the same time. what's their her are hurry theye ones undermining dmngs democracy finally announcing how they're going destroy our constitution they say hurry up we're undermining democracy and if they win the races in georgia -- they're going destroy the supreme court, destroy the senate, destroy the legislative process, and destroy the electoral college. and cut out all of the red states from voting.

but we're undermining democracy, no. obama is undermining democracy. biden is undermining democracy. they're whole damn party is undermining democracy and it is about time that the media in this country pay attention to what the hell is going on. go into these cities. follow the volunteer lawyers. and see exactly what is taking place. and give us a hand so we can protect the right to vote and the franchise. now, i've said enough. we have a tremendous guest a tremendous guest who is beginning to have an opportunity to speak. kayleigh mcenany who for purposes of our discussion is the campaign advisor or a campaign advisor to the trump campaign. how are you? >> i'm doing great, mark that was very well said. mark: i wanted you to come on the program for several reasons number one, you're a trained lawyer. you graduatessed from harvard law school. number two, you're an extraordinarily smart individual. people do not give you an

opportunity to speak whether it is at a press conference or other place. number three, you have compiled what is significant evidence of fraud. not an e-mail that says looking at this we have 200,000 ballots that's not the way it works you have to find instances of fraud pattern and you have to follow them. and we don't have subpoena power like the government does what have you found give us some examples. >> yeah quite a bit, mark. and you hit the nail only the head that for a long time for decades in democrat run cities they have designed a system no one has chamged where it has been life with fraud i have hundreds of pages of affidavits here michigan alone where they saw ballots piles of ballots going through machines, multiple times where they saw that when a name was not matched or found in the voter records they were just lobbed in with the birth date january one, 1900. example after example. and this is an old system and old fraudulent system and it

took this president, winning new states like pennsylvania, and michigan to finally challenge the old system but more than instances of fraud we found mark you hit the enates on the head back in september you called this. when there were democrat secretaries of state around this country redefining our election system. slotting state legislature under article 1 section 4 has power to determine manner and time noting that and changes and resigning a system nevada, no greater example. where when they did mass mailout voting in primary you have ballot pinned on apartment dart boards what did they do in general election mail out ballots across state and across the country when you look at these states in the way they've been sending it out and lawyers dib it to me this way like sending live ammunition out across the country that was bound to be harnessed used in a fraudulent manner and make no mistake, it was. >> you know caylee all of these changes are intended to help the

democrat party. all of them. they don't improve the voting system. they don't improve the integrity of the vote. they certainly don't help the republicans who mostly vote in person where they have all of these checks and balances in place. it's not the republicans talking about if we win one election we're going destroy the judiciary and destroy the united states senate and so forth. and yet you can see that thomas friedman types the media and the democrats they all speak in one voice. demanding that we hurry up, hurry up you know it takes an assistant u.s. attorney months and sometimes years to bring one tax fraud case. you're talking about at least 6 states, with massive populations, where these volunteer lawyers that are working for the trump campaign have to find ways to interview individuals who make allegations there's no subpoena powers and so forth. and they say let's hurry up, hurry up they want to hurry up

because they want to kill this, don't they? >> that is exactly right you're right that it takes tile to do this but when we've managed to find in seven plus days we have found quite a bit people who are willing and their own hand writing to write down their allegation, put that i recall name down, sign their allegation, with the notary there, sworn testimony under penalty of perjury and what is remarkable is consistency in which affidavit read a poll watcher pushed out in michigan literally physically pushed one young woman called this c word another one of our poll watchers who was a man of chinese desent being yelled at said why are you here? you're not an american and when he said i am an american, he was proceeded took shouted down for five minutes. these people deserve to be heard and finally you have a president doing just that. but these democrats secretaries of state i can't express enough, mark what they have done. i recall when our campaign lawyers came to the president this was months ago. saying look at what they're doing across the country.

they are resigning a system like secretary outs in pennsylvania saying you can receive ballots up to three days after election day, no they don't have pob postmark per telling supreme court not going to count ballots keeping them side. the supreme court saying okay we believe you and then changes her guidance and it take justice alito to rebuke her and they were consistently misrepresenting their opinion changing deadlines, designing a system to prop up democrats and joe biden. mark: my question to you caylee "new york times" washington reporters, nbc, abc cbs are they contacting you about any of these constitutional violations for your input? are they asking you about any of these affidavits because if they want to sending reporters in the field and pursue them to see if there's any kind of a pattern we have a postal worker in pennsylvania for example who is being pressured to recant who says he hasn't recanted even though washington post did say he did without getting

interviewed him and any concern about any of this fraud? >> no. not at all, in fact, i've had several reporters come to me on asking what are my general thought about the election i'll detail for them these affidavits i'll detail for them equal protection claims. and they just stare blankly they stare blankly and i remember look i asked them with a hunter biden laptop with a laptop we have evidence, we have joe biden not denying that authenticity of the laptop pirm going back to the press core saying hey, why won't you cover this in and again same blank stare because it is immediately if you say word hunter they shut down you say word fraud they shut down there's a lack of journalist tick curiosity to behoove president trump and movement and 72 million voters who showed up to vote for him and it is egregious irresponsible but luckily so blatant request their bias that american people see right through it. >> when we come back, i wanted to discuss with you this

question now, first the media said there's no fraud. now the media said well there's not a lot of fraud. and now the media say well there's not enough fraud to overturn election i want to pursue this line of -- the lodge nick your rationality with you when we return. we'll be right back. some things are good to know. like where to find the cheapest gas in town and which supermarket gives you the most bang for your buck. something else that's good to know. if you have medicare you may be able to get more benefits without paying more through a medicare advantage plan. call now to request this free guide. learn about plans that could give you more benefits from humana. a company with nearly 60 years of experience in the healthcare industry. humana offers a wide range of all in one medicare advantage plans that include medical and prescription drug

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mark: welcome back america, the equal protection clause is really quite important shows up tbhies our constitution. 14th amendment, it's one of the civil war amendments, and it applies to all the people in this country. it applies to voting and bush versus gore back in 2000, the majority in the court recognize that there was unequal treatment of voters in the state of florida where we also had a rogue supreme court and we had al gore who was trying to litigate he has way into the presidency. opposed to donald trump who is trying to litigate and make sure that every legal vote counts and every illegal vote is dismissed. but even more than that, you have in pennsylvania a number steps that we're taken that violate equal protection clause of the 14th amendment.

and i want your opinion on this. this is in the filing it is in a filing that was filed last monday. plain as day -- they have evidence of treatment and i see this reported almost nowhere they'll just throw out equality protection clause they don't explain problemmings that apply equal protection clause use your background as harvard law school graduate. what are they talking about in pennsylvania about the violations of the equal protection clause? >> yeah. it is very important voting a fundamental right in this country. and equal protection is an important component of protecting that right. there has to be uniform standards across the state and what we've found is we have evidence of this in pennsylvania there was nothing of this sort there was desperate treatment you mentioned. and here are the affidavits we have. in blue counties, 7 blue counties, voters are being contacted by democrat candidates and outside organizations saying

your ballot has been canceled come and fix it. they were doing this despite the fact that the supreme court and states said there's no way to fix ballots in advance it is illegal to open ballots before election day. but in the 7 democrat counties, they were tiebl fix their ballot. other 60 counties republican counties vote percent were not able to fix their ballot one woman said i've been voting absentee for 15 years when turned in my ballot did it by hand, and she found out only after the election that her ballot was canceled. equal protection central to this and then secondly i'll be real quick with this mark on counting of the ballot we have evidence of this as well that the legislature said you need a signature you need a postmark you need a address they were counting ballots without a signature postmark or address. and these blue counties, this could amount to tens of thousands of ballots people must have the equal amount of franchisement in this country and in pennsylvania, there's nothing of this sort. >> exactly and also -- there was this problem.

people who vote in person you have to show up by 8 p.m. eastern time but you don't get to vote. you can show up at 8:05 p.m. eastern time, and say look i'm late because i was kidnapped and my mother was ill and my brother was hit by a car and they'll say too bad it is 8:05 you don't debt it no excuse nothing. oarngd on the other hand if you mail in the supreme court removed postage stamp we don't know if it is you who voted because you're not required to sign it if you sign it and signatures don't match it doesn't matter we count it anyway. that's clear desperate treatment between people who show up and vote in person and people who are using mail-in ballots. the supreme court of pennsylvania it's 5-25 leftist rogue justices on that court just like there were rogge justices on the florida court

and my question to you is with all of this pressure and all of this propaganda by obama and his -- all over tv, talking about president-elect biden and biden talking about the office of the president elect you want to talk about dictator there it is. do you think that kind of pressure is going to have an effect on the supreme court justices among others who were supposed to make these decisions based on the law and constitution? >> oh i certainly hope not and when we look at some of the opinions that have been written, justice alito gorsuch had a wonderful concurrence where he said essentially what they've done is they're taking a pandemic and using that pandemic to change the rules and he said i understand it is challenging in middle of a pandemic to vote but there are ways to do this and we don't need to rush to change voting laws at the last minute because it will end up disenfranchising people. he's exactly right they took global pandemic, they made it into an electoral epidemic.

they took what they said a natural disaster was their rational turned this into a national election disaster. i think we have principle jurist alito gorsuch amy coney barrett ultimately they'll sign on side of truth and justice and vet that he has claims it is thankful to president trump for putting in place principle jurist who want to make sure there's no fraud in our election and care about election integrity. >> i would just say this to the chief justice of the united states, john roberts, your pass on pennsylvania was incomprehensible. article 2 section one clause 2 of the constitution as you know, specifically states that the state legislature will determine who the electors are that is the election laws. there's no issue of federalism in there. and what is for the audience with justice roberts did as he in one case he where there was a state court that -- a federal court that interfered he said well federal courts

can't interface in pennsylvania because of the supreme court he took a pass and he givings some silly poetic regular in addition of federalism that's a state court that's not what article 2 of the federal constitution says it is nothing to do with federalism. it says the state legislature shall determine how the electors are pointed not the governor. not some secretary of state board of election. the supreme court of the state, not the tooth fairy, nobody. the state legislature makings the decision not even the supreme court of the united states. so i would just say here -- justice roberts it is plain english, in fact, it is part of the clearest language in the constitution that is imaginable. if the chief justice of the united states won't uphold the constitution, if the chief justice of the united states will bow to the mob, we will not have lawful elections from this day forward and i would warn the supreme court --

if the republicans lose the race it is in georgia, they're coming for you. you justices want to be passive in the face of tyranny all you have to do is uphold your part of the bargain the constitution. the senate is going to destroy the united states supreme court. they've made it abun dangtly clear so it is time for chief justice of the united states to uphold the constitution of the united states. any final comments caylee? >> yeah jus to echo that what was particularly egregious in case of what justice roberts did with the supreme court there in pennsylvania. physical he decided to take a democrat secretary of state, who had tweeted anti-trump tweets who had tweeted putting word president in front of the word trump is an insult to the office, he took her at her word that she was going to segregate and not count ballots in a mere matter of days she changed her guidance. you cannot take the secretaries of state at their word we must fight this and myc sure elections have integrity for

this election and for elections to come to. >> funny thing while she was destroying the electoral system and by that disenfranchising voters, she referenced the civil rights act that is voting rights act of 19 5 in the suffrage act. this is what the left doll. they use the constitution to destroy the constitution. kayleigh mcenany i want to thank you and toipght thank you for all of you've done god bless you and good luck. >> thanks mark you too. >> we'll be right back. itis pai? i had enough! it's not getting in my way. joint pain, swelling, tenderness...much better. my psoriasis, clearer... cosentyx works on all of this. four years and counting. so watch out. i got this! watch me. real people with active psoriatic arthritis look and feel better with cosentyx. cosentyx works fast for results that can last.

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>> live from "america's news headquarters" i'm jon scott breaking news out of pennsylvania, just a short time ago a federal judge dismissed the trump campaign's lawsuit which sought to throw out mail-in votes within that state. in the ruling the federal judge said, quote, this court has been presented with strained legal arguments without merit. the move is the latest defeat for the trump campaign as they seek to overturn election results. twitter announces it will hand control of the potus account to biden administration on inauguration account separate from the account and lawmakers debate the role in potential censorship of conservative accounts and as twitter continues to flag most of president trump's tweets about the election as misleading.

i'm jon scott, now back to life, liberty, and "life, liberty & levin." >> welcome back, i want to attack a very close look at the media what's going on before and during the election, polls now what's taking place, joe is a fox news contributor i want to congratulate you on that joe you're oustanding commentator and media columnst on opinion side for the hill. and so i want to ask you about the media. first of all, these polls before the election -- one or two groups had to right a lot of these news groups sea we're just reporting them but i see a lot of news groups that say "the washington post"/somebody else poll and a lot of these nbc/maybe washington post poll so the media are in on this this is two election psych unless a row with the democrat was supposed to win

as if this were reagan versus carter and some massive electoral landslide and they're off by double digits. how do you explain that? >> the numbers mark, are astoundingly bad in materials of the polling. you look at some of the numbers, "new york times" had joe biden at a 70% chance of winning florida had him up 10 in ohio, 9 in iowa. you mention abc news they do a poll with "the washington post," they had trump down 17 points in wisconsin in their final poll. you have cnn having joe biden up 12 nationally. so every poll got this wrong and you would think from 2016 to your point that we would have learned our lesson in terms of polling in terms of president trump in terms of the hidden trump vote people just not wanting to say that they support the president because of cancel culture and retribution perhaps even with a anonymous pollster by the way, isn't polling and we

communicate in so many different ways we go through were you phone and text messages we go through e-mail who is answering a land line anymore? and the problem is, that our news organizations then take a poll and present it as breaking news as actual fact instead of look at it this way like a steak, a poll can be news in terms of you can sprinkle it like salt on steak but it is not the steak. it's a complimentary part and we have to stop reporting as absolute fact because you suppress votes as a result when you have say for instance president trump down 17 in the badger state. mark: it is not like they didn't know they were having problems with these polls you know there were couple of groups out there and one or two others that kept say they're not polling right. they're not -- getting to people who are going to vote -- because they're using as you say these traditional mean to try to

contact them but people aren't all -- at the other end of those traditional communications means but they wouldn't change course. do you think that affects an election there was a wonderful piece by james baker in "the wall street journal" said hey this -- this is so bad that both parties should object to it that it can affect an election. >> i'm afraid mark this in 2024 we're going see the same process done all over and over again. because here's the problem. many media outlet it is they just topght report this stuff because it is easy. right you have a number you throw it out there you say joe biden up by 14 nationally shut off lights and say good night. so that's the thing it is an easy thing to report. but it doesn't really tell you much and particularly when now no one trust polls i would think at this point i applaud frank at least he said maybe we should get into real estate at this point because this is devastating for our industry. but we have short-term memories so when we have another presidential election, that starts in two years believe it or not, we're going see polls

over and over again tellings us how this person is leading this person and quite frankly don't mean nothing. >> pushing don't mean polls -- other things were going on in the country that media utterly ignored or didn't find. hundreds of lawsuits being brought in state after state after state by the democrat party and their surrogates to change the way we vote in states. massive mail-in voting some states no signatures. some states no signature comparison some states no post park some state on and on and on that had more to change the landscape in this election and it was strategic it was network, the biden campaign was not involved we have reports on this. surrogate groups were involved. i saw almost no reporting on this on the major television networks did you see a lot of reporting on this? >> i don't see anything i did see a lot of reporting in 2016 where i was told over and over

again not even 2016 all the way up until 2019 and conclusion of the mol or report that our election was hacked that it was interfered with by the russians that vote tallies were changed and then speaking of polls 62.of democrats actually believe that voting tally were changed in 2016 and that hillary clinton had the election stolen from her. and she said over and over again i got that she conceded right after the election but then she went on four-year public therapy tour talking about how the president of the united states is illegitimate and then she had this to say just a couple of weeks ago. quote, joe biden should not concede under any circumstances. becausening this is going to drag out eventually i do believe we will win if we don't give an inch and if we're as focused relentless as other side is she said we have to have a massive legal operation. wow -- st that sounds like she thought maybe biden could lose as a result -- he should go down every legal avenue to make sure that every legal vote is counted and every illegal vote is tossed out.

that's hillary clinton telling joe biden that now president trump is literally conducting his himself and his campaign and legal team in exact fashion he's being told you need toen coseed now. this is bad for the country it is an absolute joke and it is absolutely sad, mark. >> when we come back joe i want to ask you who is it that is undermining democracy barack obama, who is accused president of the united states for going through these legal challenges? you know, you do have a right to canvassing some is automatic you have a right to challenge vote and rekowngts and a right to go to court. is that undermining our democracy system like obama says or obama undermine our democrat welcome with rogue fisa courts and rogue intelligence agencies? we'll be right back. still your best friend.

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>> joe, media analyst for the hill fox news contributor all around good guy what underminds democracy more obama administration and what they did before donald trump became president and while he was in the campaign? spies in his campaign, russia collusion, we know the whole story i won't repeat it. or the president of the united states today following the legal processes that already exist in the space and following them to the end what undermines democracy more? >> rhetorical question i think it answers question right -- [laughter] i can talk about how the media divides the country more than ever, and i base that on a "gallup poll" kungted last month that found it is disturbing 84% of americans believe that the media bears the blame for divide in this country wow if you think

it has always been that way 1976 gallop trust in media three quarters trusted media then now turned on its head they don't think that media is informing us anymore but actually dividing us. and what i've seen during before and after the campaign are being shifted we've gone from journal esm to activism now and i'll give you a conform examples around that. cnn town hall with joe biden they have 16 questions from the audience 13 from democrats three from republicans. you would think that would be a little bit more even if your goal is to inform voters then we go to abc they present this average every day democratic voter who asks the question of joe biden problem is that average every day democracy vote or was a speech writer in the obama biden administration. you don't think abc could have vetted that or then again was it mistake or why did mistakes go the same direction every time? and then nbc does a town hall

also with joe biden it is only supposed to be this is how they advertise it. undecided voters the problem was that there were plenty of biden undecided voters that actually already declared that they were voting for joe biden i know this because they said it literally on msnbc air a week before that again, is this journalism or is this activism, mark? mark: you're exactly right we might chock up up to rhetorical question but you're right joe let me ask you this -- obama is being interviewed on 0 minutes about his 800 page tone, 800 pages you know that's about 700 pages too long. he's not asked a single question about the role of his administration for what may have had in the january meeting before he left office any knowledge whatsoever what the fbi was doing any knowledge whatsoever with the hillary clinton campaign was doing with

dossier any knowledge of that we finally have an opportunity to ask this president questions about his administration. not what he think about what's going on. his administration what his administration did not one question. isn't that what you're pointing out activism versus efforts that octave journalism? >> right "60 minutes" has been on for more than 50 years highly broadcast news magazine by a country mile top ten -- show on television. here you have a former president of the united states you have pertinent questions that you can ask besides the softballs and not softballs but how i play wiffleball with my 5-year-old here are you ready it is a joke we saw with joe biden before this election as well. five press conferences in 200 days. that's not like those press conferences king thed of any possible questions like what the president gets. oh, no. this was much different you had joe biden actually having

staffers ask questions of reporters joe biden couldn't even do that himself i don't use this word very often but why a coward when talking about asking about the press and bander 47 years you would think he would call on people randomly same fashion that president trump does you can say what you will about president trump but he took more questions during his four years than any president that occupy the office for eight years. and they were oftentimes hostile we've heard about the me too movement as it pertaining to sexual harassment well there's the looking at me too movement that occurred during president trump press conferences in materials of journalist actually conducting soap box journalism to get into a fight with the president because they weren't questions that were being asked no it was more like speeches with a side and then it ising to the president of fight eventually a verbal one breaks out then that reporter goes on air afterwards talks about how they were victimized then they have a book out so yeah we saw

that during president trump administration as far as the hostile press now joe biden has had one press conference since last tuesday, and those questions were -- five questions. four about president trump is that a softball or what when you ask somebody about their opponent it is incredible. >> joe we'll be right back. oh humans. listen to what every strain... every twist-oof- and every backache is telling you: you cannot do this. pain says you can't. advil says you can.

♪ welcome back. joe concha joe biden didn't talk a lot about policy but they did put 110 page manifesto out that's radical not many have read i've read it from front to back. it's basically bernie sanders agenda. and so far the office of the president-elect is announced policy god forbid should he become president that are quite radical surrounding himself with two type of people lobbyist and radicals. am e right am i wrong or who knows? >> who knows, and i think what we have to look at now is january 5th in georgia and firewall that could exist between a radical house or at least the radical side of the democratic party taking over the house and then if you have a republican senate a lot of that

legislation can't get to a president biden if you have a republican senate as a firewall so all eyes on georgia and let me tell you about activism by the way three thomas friedman "new york times" columnist goes on the new york governor's brothers show on cnn, and implores people pick up your lives and move to georgia so you can vote in that election to impact that and make sure that the in in democrats get a 50/50e and kamala harris is the tie breaking vote activism you have john by the way and he's a presidential historian supposed to be bipartisan. he actually endorses joe biden but then it gets worse he's writing speeches for joe biden but problem is that he's also msnbc contributor at the time and what he says is joe bide does a speech goes on jar wards an praises speech actually praises quotes in the speech that he probably included without telling the audience that he was actually the speech

writer behind them. so this is what i mean about activism in this particular race here. but the bottom line is, mark, is as far as policy is concerned and what we haven't talked about what we didn't talk about during the campaign, how many questions did you see on trade? i think that u.s. msa was a pretty big dell an china outside of coronavirus how do you deal with china mr. vice president? didn't hear much that that as well gun policy beto orr rork will be in charge of that like to hear more about biden positions as far as the second amendment and foreign policy is isis not a thing anymore al qaeda? of course, nothing on that regard as well or nato and finally automation which i think is a very, very important issue that nobody talks about. more and more ai artificial robots taking over low wage jobs, and i love to hear what president trump businessman or joe biden 47 years in politics would do about that in terms of possibly retraining these workers or keeping these folks

employed none of those issues explored we have climate change and social issues and it didn't get us anywhere in terms of truly where these two men stood. mark. mark: neither was his background 47 years in washington. eight years as vice president -- almost 40 years as a senator his record was almost never discussed by the media and there was a lot to discuss. the comments he made about race early in his career is working with parking lot segregationist, this wasn't just a legislative thing but things he said not wanting his sending his kids into a jungle -- they protected him all along on these issues it was quite abomination as chairman of the senate judiciary committee things he said and things he said about it decent people the character assassination. again, he was never forced to answer for any of that. he was never questioned about

any of that. this is the dammist campaign in modern campaign that kennedy hire out that media will protect him he will not be questioned now he's all over the place claiming he has an office of the president-elect where he won't shut the hell up about all kinds of policies and attacks on donald trump. joe concha i want to thank you my friend welcome to fox and god bless you. >> thank you mark i appreciate it have a good night. mark: thank you. we'll be right back. we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. .. ven got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right.

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[♪] mark: welcome back, america. we owe a great debt of gratitude to the men and women, lawyers who left their jobs and left their families and traveled all over the country on their own time, they are volunteering to

try to track down what took place in this election. these individuals are great patriots. the media have not gone into these communities to follow up on any of the affidavits, any of the allegations taking place. it's appalling. instead they will go to a local commissioner and ask did you see any frowd fraud. the "new york times" asked the state board of elections. they are the defendants in most of these cases. the media didn't cover all the changes the states were make unconstitutionally by fiat that would improve biden's chances of wing. the individual who is following the constitution, the rule of law and the court orders is the president of the united states. the individual who is not claiming to be the president-elect and serves in the office of the president-elect is undermining

our constitution and is sounding have much like a dictator, joe biden. one president at a time. donald trump is president in his first term for the next two months. then we have people like obama making pronouncements that there is no fraud. these are men and women who have no idea what they are talking about. then they claim this president is undermining the constitution as they sat still while the media and democrats were trying to destroy the presidency, attacking the people who elected him and undermining the integrity of the democratic system. we'll not accept lectures from them. we have no respect for them. there are 72 million of us, and maybe even more. now in my view we should treat them the way they treated us. they want unity? unity behind this.

the declaration of independence and the constitution of the united states. that's what we united behind. i'll see you next time on "life, liberty & levin." [♪] jesse: welcome to "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. protecting the republic. if you have an election that the public thinks was crooked, shouldn't you investigate. democrats investigated the last election for three years and found nothing. but republicans can't investigate for three weeks. president trump's legal team laid out what they found in a short period of time. >> jesse jacob is an adult citizen in michigan.