joining me now are two members of the national election crisis task force, norman orenstein, resident scholar of the american enterprise institute and joshua gautsler, executive director for georgetown law's -- he's also the former senior director for the counterterrorism at the national security council. gentlemen, thank you so much for joining me. full disclosure, i've also been part of that task force. which is why every time we have this conversation you two come to mind. norm, i want to start with you. we are right now it seems that the president has tried to create every single lever to create doubt and sow doubt in the election system and try to call it fraudulent. but he seems to have been stumped by all legal angles. what do you make of this? what other avenues may he have? >> you know, he's now 1 for 20 or 1 for 21 on legal challenges. which really tells you something. and he's been forced to make rudy giuliani the voice of his administration and the legal process, which shows a sense of desperation right there. the thing about all of this that's heartened me a little bit, m

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the governor participated in the briefing from home where he and his wife have been in orenstein after several members -- in quarantine after several members of his security detail tested positive for coronavirus. >> good afternoon and thank you for joining us on this wednesday before thanksgiving. we are going to go directly to the governor, governor holcomb, who is still in quarantine. >> thank you. good afternoon to all who are with us today. again, we have a full menu of updates to go over this afternoon. first, we will hear from dr. fox and then from our friends at the , whoanks school of health will present the results from their third round of findings on the covid study here in indiana, but i also want to say just an aside here at the outset that we are still in quarantine. we are following orders. we are fine. no symptoms developing for either of us. i have learned that i am somewhat of an inpatient patient . this is one of the first times i have been pinned down, but , december 1chnology will get here when it gets here. in the meantime, we will be celebrating thanksgiving hom