up about improprieties or ill legalities, they've had to get security details to protect them from the president of the united states. we know this has been the safest, most secure election we have ever had. we also know that russia largely did not play in this election. and the reason probably why is that the disinformation that they would have otherwise pushed is coming from inside the white house. so notwithstanding the president's slightly conciliatory remarks yesterday, there was so much beneath the surface that is so troubling in his continued efforts to delegitimize the election. you didn't even play the sound bite when he called the georgia secretary of state the enemy of the people. he's convinced he won the state of arizona even though one of his strongest allies, governor ducey, has said he lost. look, maybe a lot of what's happening right now is empty rhetoric from the president. but his continued talking is not only hurting our democratic system but it's making it...