alex cannon, before i would go to my wife in the morning i was talking to alex cannon and pretty much the last conversation i had during the day. host: what about rudy giuliani and other lawyers? guest: i saw claims that i can confidently say came through sidney powell. she was hoping to push a mathematical theory to prove voter fraud, and that was wrong. i saw a claim that life and able to piece together and pretty sure came from john eastman with 16,002 pickett votes in nevada. this is a pattern. all the numbers were hyperinflated because the people who did the analysis didn't understand what they were looking at and they didn't understand how to make >> your book, "disproven." it is your turn to ask questions and have ken block respond. he is our guest this morning. before we get to calls, which states did you focus on in this book? guest: georgia, arizona, nevada, wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania. host: in point pleasant beach, good morning to you. caller: i have seen you on tv. there is nothing you can say about the seven states you are talking about, they changed their laws unc

alex cannon, before i would go to my wife in the morning i was talking to alex cannon and pretty much the last conversation i had during the day. host: what about rudy giuliani and other lawyers? guest: i saw claims that i can confidently say came through sidney powell. she was hoping to push a mathematical theory to prove voter fraud, and that was wrong. i saw a claim that life and able to piece together and pretty sure came from john eastman with 16,002 pickett votes in nevada. this is a pattern. all the numbers were hyperinflated because the people who did the analysis didn't understand what they were looking at and they didn't understand how to make >> your book, "disproven." it is your turn to ask questions and have ken block respond. he is our guest this morning. before we get to calls, which states did you focus on in this book? guest: georgia, arizona, nevada, wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania. host: in point pleasant beach, good morning to you. caller: i have seen you on tv. there is nothing you can say about the seven states you are talking about, they changed their laws unc

i can confidently say the trump attorneys i reported to, specifically alex cannon, had a lot of confidence in the work i was doing and the fact that i was being as thorough as i was and probably numbing his brain with how much information i had about voter data and the processes i was going through. he trusted my results and communicated to mark meadows at the end of the day that the campaign looked extraordinarily hard at not only looking for fraud but evaluating everyone else's claims of fraud and we found nothing that rose to the level of changing election result that would survive legal scrutiny in court. host: what you think of that? guest: i don't understand what he says in that there was litigation going on in georgia by the trump campaign that if it was pursued and the allegations were worn out would have changed the results of the election in georgia. i don't think that is the full picture of what was going on within the trump campaign. there were ongoing cases by the trump campaign itself that were never fully litigated because time ran out. it is not just voter fraud per se, it

i can confidently say the trump attorneys i reported to, specifically alex cannon, had a lot of confidence in the work i was doing and the fact that i was being as thorough as i was and probably numbing his brain with how much information i had about voter data and the processes i was going through. he trusted my results and communicated to mark meadows at the end of the day that the campaign looked extraordinarily hard at not only looking for fraud but evaluating everyone else's claims of fraud and we found nothing that rose to the level of changing election result that would survive legal scrutiny in court. host: what you think of that? guest: i don't understand what he says in that there was litigation going on in georgia by the trump campaign that if it was pursued and the allegations were worn out would have changed the results of the election in georgia. i don't think that is the full picture of what was going on within the trump campaign. there were ongoing cases by the trump campaign itself that were never fully litigated because time ran out. it is not just voter fraud per se, it

alex. thank you. >>> well, donald trump's favorite judge who was appointed by donald trump, judge aileen mercedes cannon made legal history. she became the very first judge ever to deny a trump motion to dismiss criminal charges against donald trump. and not then be attacked by donald trump. donald trump did not attack judge cannon. donald trump did not do a social media post with pictures of judge cannon's children attacking her and her children. donald trump did not attack the judge's spouse. donald trump did not attack the judge's staff. in fact, donald trump praised the judge today who denied his motion to dismiss the charges. donald trump posted on social media that special council jack smith should be sanctioned or censured for the way he is attacking a highly respected judge alean cannon. he knows he was in a camp forced by jack smith who cornered her legally in a filing on tuesday to in effect force her to deny donald trump's months old motion to dismiss the case on the grounds that the presidential records act allows donald trump to do whatever he wants to do. a serving a search warrant at his

. >> now the russians, for their part, alex, are criticizing the united states, accusing the us of using ukrainians as what the russian say is cannon fodder that ukrainians, of course, take a very different view of that. they say for them right now this is absolutely key to their survival the leadership of this country has said in the past but this aid package hadn't gone through that. there's a real chance that the ukrainians could lose this war, right now, they believe that they have a real chance to fight back and possibly even turn things around on the battlefield. alex for it's like an in kyiv are thanks to him for that report and joining us now is dimitri, i'll petrovich, the co-founder and chairman of these silverado policy accelerator and author of the soon to be released book, world on the brink. >> how america can beat china in the race for the 21st century. dmitry great to have you with us huge congratulations on the book. i do want to start with ukraine and pick up where fred left off. you speak all the time with ukrainian officials and their supporters. what do you think this injection of aid is going to mean in practi