i'm sorry, we've got brad raffensburger who spoke out.ad raffensburger. >> you think he's taking shots from people and people put out stuff that is not true and we're going to respond and respond forcefully sometimes with the facts. and if people can't handle the facts, i'm sorry, but those are the facts. >> so that was your office releasing the call in response to the president's tweet. >> i don't know how it got released but i do know that it got release and it is out there and the better for it and everyone could listen to the whole 1:08 call we have with the president. >> so that was brad raffensburger, who was the recipient of call and the interview that i think took place after the press conference today that went point by point with the piece of poster board with all of the disinformation to pick up on a.b.'s point from the call yesterday. it is an uphill battle, though. aaron, where are we if the political figures and the media folks who interviewed the political figures on the right aren't sort of trafficking in the same truths a

. >> but raffensburger who has seen threats to his life overall this, said month way. >> there's nothingying, you know, that you have recalculated. >> well, mr. president, the challenge that you have is the data you have is wrong. >> you should want to have an accurate election. and you are a republican. >> we believe that we do have an accurate election. >> they continued to reject the president's wild claims of election fraud on good morning america. >> did you consider it a lawful request when the president asked you to find the votes? >> i'm not a lawyer, truth matters and we are going to follow the processes and we have been fighting for the last two months. >> there's many that believe there's no accident that president trump has focused on fulton county, the largest in the state. it's not just a blue county, it's also a largely black county. and the president is being accused of trying to overturn the minority vote. >> fulton county is totally corrupt because they cheated like nobody's ever cheated before. >> later in the call, president trump even suggests that by refusing to han