meeting several weeks later, the president got the same message from his white house council, pat cipollone and eeric eeeric hershman. >> eric and pat told the group that none of those allegations are substantial for the basis of litigation challenge to the at the election. >> it is statistically impossible that the person, me, that led the charge lost. >> but donald trump continues to refuse to publicly accept defeat. >> the evidence of the fraud is monumental and more is coming out. >> audacious claim of widespread fraud becoming a daily occurrence. >> numerous times we found glitches and every single time the glitch went to 100% to biden and no percent to trump. >> the only thing left is to vote. that could have been mickey mouse or a dead person. >> standing near rudy giuliani is an attorney named sidney powell who became the face of one of the most notorious and deranged lies that diminion machines were shifting votes to biden. >> after she was sued, powell conceded that powell lied that no reasonable persons would conclude that her at the same times were truly statements of facts. the

so sean pat cipollone, he got redistricted. he basically ousted a democratic incumbent and then he lost to a republican . and he's head of the democratic congressional committee. that's saying that's really saying something. so he lost. it's an embarrassing loss. he also didn't do well across the board in new york , probably because of how well lee zeldin did, because they lost many seats in hudson river valley and long island. now, if i were him and i had just lost instead of plotting my next political move, i'd take a few days off, go on vacation, maybe go back to paris, just take a minute before blaming other people. i understand that you're mad , but maybe that's something you do behind closed doors because i response to him was pretty good. yeah. now, on the other side of it is she was complaining about raising money. two hundred fifty thousand dollars. if you look at the comparatively how much that that's a drop in the bucket. nancy pelosi can raise that in ten minutes. but because she is better at the small donations lik

his name is sean pat cipollone. s namewho represented the hudson valley, who was beaten by mikehs lawlor's.on now the congressman elect, congress and he joins us tonight. >> congressman elect, thanks soa he j much for coming on .oinsks for c how'oming on how d you do this? me, thanks for having me. tuckerr., well, look, democrats control everything in washington, albany, in new york city for the first crea time in our nation's history.n b soand they have created anear ro absolute mess of forty one yearo record hign,h on inflation, surging crime, skyrocketing energy, costs and a porous southern border with not only a massive inflow of illegal immigration, but drugs comingr into our communities, killing three hundred americans a day and voters w in new york were fe up and they had enough. they wanted to restore balance and common sense to every level we'v of government we've pickede pi f for congressional seats in new york . and we are going to have n 11 of new york's twenty six members as republicans com come january

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s to get me down.n mcdowe matt whitaker, jim norton, pat cipollone out. it's i'm greg gutfeld . i love you. marika. hello. everyone. i'm jessica tarlov, alongica ta with rachel campos duffy, jerry jones, dagenrl mcdowell and jimmy0 fallon. it's five o'clock in new york city. and this is thand this ie five s biden is out i gn nantucket for thanksgiving and grappling with the most consequentiathl decision he'll have to make in his nearly 50 year political career. so far , will he run forjust reelection? the president, who just turneder 80 , taking time to talk with his family at the dinnerepo table on what his next stepsul should be , calling it, quote, ultimately a family decision. it cision. comes as he sees somi big leader and leaders in his party, like nancy pelosi, step aside as democrats cry out for a new generation. so whatever he decides is sure to send shockwaves throughout the democratic party and the country. >> but biden isn't too eagerwhat's to say what's on his mind. about 20 thank you notes. >> and as president bidenenti searches for aaln answer on twenty twenty fou

. >> pat cipollone said this is a murder/suicide pact. >> i would resign immediately.sident immediately turned to mr. engel and said, steve, you wouldn't resign, would you and he said, absolutely, i would, mr. president. you could have hundreds and hundreds of resignations of the leadership of your entire justice department if clark would be left leading a graveyard. >> so doj interference, a bust. another plot running out of steam, which matters for how you approach the whole conspiracy. trump thought doj would somehow help strong-arm the states but even without them he pressed on with this brazen authoritarian plan where he talked and proclaiming they could be the real power and cancel their own citizens' votes. if it's familiar it relates to something else under investigation but that might make more sense together than separate. because he demanded georgia's top election official join him in is a kind of voter fraud. this, remember, all the or rees, this is on the same day as the call to the state legislators. >> i just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more

these are former senior white house officials, like former white house counsel pat cipollone, who haveeen forced to answer questions about trump in many different investigations of trump, either the justice department is doing or congress is doing, and these issues are complicated, because there is the issue of privilege, that trump has tried to use privilege to invoke them. flood is someone who is an expert in executive privilege. he has had to navigate it for these other witnesses where trump had tried to invoke, it and there's been back and forth, with the government and trump's lawyers, about what would be answered and what can't be, and he will take the lead in dealing with that for the former vice president. >> paul, it has been almost two years since this insurrection, tand tass -- and it has taken for now, or a couple of weeks ago for the department of justice to ask for the testimony of the former vice president and you are surprised it has taken this long? >> grand juries and investigations typically take a long time, and there is unprecedented, if there is a prosecution, it

just to skoch, they weren't having ideas pat cipollone they were sitting around deciding who was allowed to do what that little core group was. and if you have a job where you're allowed rest days and extra days and things like lying, drinking, meetings, you don't really have a job. >> yeah, okay, that's number one . number two what elon came in and did was he's exposed a lot of things like i have recently discovered that i do in fact have black fans. i didn't know that before with because they wouldn't allow me to communicate. so now i'm getting brown and black. hey, brother, how are you doing? a good job. and i was i felt like i just broke out of, like, there's more than just me. >> you. but we laugh about it. but how racist and disgusting is that? we don't know because i'm so controversial right? >> no, i'm always just me and my conspiracy theories. if you read my tweets and instagram, you'd be like workout kids. workout kids. gutfeld show. yes. wow. but they were doing that and they sat a little groups and be like, oh, we don't like him. >> so he can't talk this week and then now the

it's a new district for sean pat cipollone, up against a good candidate, mike lawlor. maloney runs the democratic congressional campaign committee. all right, republicans, they've spent millions on this race. gop wants to take them down. i don't know if they can or not, just on the hudson river valley here north of new york city. it is something that both parties have been watching very carefully now for the past several months. it again, dana, i thought that was our district, but it's not. >> oh, is it? jeanine 17 ? >> no. okay, do you know where you live? westchester. >> i ran five times for district. >> okay, i have i'm going to do the kneecapping then. but this this this actually just happened in a commercial break. you went upstairs, saw that real clear politics has just moved. colorado's senate race to a toss up. wow. okay, okay. what do you think of them. wow. who moved it to a toss up rcp wow. really interesting. real clear politics. this is joe o'dea. all right. drop out of college. he was too cautious, shy, built a construction business, became very, very suc

raffensperger, dave sterling, rudy giuliani, john eastman, i think the former white house counsel pat cipolloned graham's testimony give different information? where does graham fit into this for them? >> the importance of graham's testimony, chris, is that he has what prosecutors like to call the ear of the president. he has the words of the president. he has had numerous conversations with him prior to reaching out to georgia officials himself and asking them what they could do about looking into election fraud. now, his ex ploesh is a big question mark. but really what prosecutors are seeking when they reach out to this senator is what did you do that is problematic, but now tell us what you and donald trump discussed, as he was seeking, in multiple desperate forms, to get his own government and the state government to claim there was fraud when there was no evidence of that. >> carol, tali, ryan, thank you all very much. >>> breaking news to tell you about. in the criminal tax fraud trial of the trump organization. the company's former cfo allen weisselberg said to be close to tears as the

pat cipollone, what can you tell us about that race? >> so did some of the first east coast races are going to be watching whether it's biden plus nine , ten , eleven. and if republicans start to win in those races, well, it's going to be a really rough night for the democratic party. they haven't knocked off a triple c chairman in about 40 years since ronald reagan was president . and right now, it's not looking great for them. it's looking good for the republican party. and if you see people like this start to fall, then the democrats are not going to have a good night. >> all right. next up, race. if the republicans you see the republicans ahead of tuesday night, it will signal a midterm bloodbath for the republicans. now, the first one is that new hampshire senate race between don bolduc and maggie hassan. >> this would be a bloodbath. this is when the republicans are putting the pool cue across the bar door and saying no one can leave. >> he's raised about two million dollars. she's raised about forty million dollars. >> oh, my god

pat cipollone is too important.e and this and this is important.d we do not have a republicanor i senator in north of nortnohtic carolina on the atlantic coast until you get the main. if i don't hold this seat and there's been a republican senator in pennsylvania, most of tor in my life, i'm going to kes on here as well. and this is a state that because it's so important to the country, a top five state, we wantsure a republican presence hereen to make sure it's wellteat represented along with other states that have our issues. e philadelphia that have some issues around poverty, a lot of energy in the state. we've got to make sure these issues are addressed. >> republicans could do itthes l ,i'd like to remind people,issus when barack obama is there campaigning, mr. fetterman, that it was barack obama who referred to the people of pennsylvania as bitter americans that cling to their god guns or bibles and religion. i hope people didn't forget that part. and maybe somebody in the media might have enough guts to ask obama if he still believes that about the people ofvani pennsylvania. dr.

democratic congressional campaign chief, the guy that's in charge of helping elect democrats, sean pat cipollone, is running himself. >> take a look at hudson valley. residents are feeling pain at the pump that grocery stores. what have you done and what do you plan to do to help solve our inflation problem? >> yeah, well, i grew up in a family where, you know, if if the gas price went up, the food budget went down. so by this time of the week would be eaten. chef boyardee, if that budget wasn't going to change. >> right. so that's what families have to do, is so families here's by the way, it's about a dollar ninety nine . it can't this is beef ravioli. >> chef boyardee, hope you hungry. let's see this one . oh, spaghetti and meatballs. chef boyardee. >> let's see. we've got. oh, beefaroni. that's good. that's right. everyone likes pepperoni and then we have lasagna. look, at the lasagna. doesn't that look delicious? a dollar ninety nine . it can we could eat that for breakfast, lunch and dinner. that's how you deal with bidens inflation costing the average household seven thousand two hundred