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As reported by Washington Examiner‘s White House correspondent Katherine Doyle, in the press conference, Ellis pointed out if the voting irregularities are not investigated and corrected, “no election will be secure from here on out.”

Citing sworn affidavits and allegations of election fraud in several states, including Pennsylvania, Giuliani (who is now mocked for hair dye dripping down his face during the presser — can’t he afford a better hair dye?) said the team had “enough to overturn any election.” He said that “If you count the lawful votes, Trump won Wisconsin,” and that about 100,000 absentee ballots in Wisconsin were tallied that should not have been.  He also said the campaign was “about to file a major lawsuit in Georgia,” with more litigation ahead, possibly in New Mexico and Arizona.

The legal team linked voting irregularities across the country to a “centralized” conspiracy helmed by George Soros, the Clinton Foundation, Joe Biden, and the deceased Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez. Powell also claimed there is evidence of the “massive influence of communist money through Venezuela, Cuba, and likely China, and interference with our elections.”

Michigan lawmakers say there’s no reason to change results after Trump meeting

Michigan’s Senate Majority Leader Mike Shirkey (R) and House Speaker Lee Chatfield (R), the two state GOP lawmakers who met with President Trump at the White House on Friday, issued a joint statement following the encounter that they “have not yet been made aware of any information that would change the outcome of the election in Michigan” and, therefore, they will “follow the normal process regarding Michigan’s electors.” After several legal setbacks, Trump was seemingly attempting to discourage Shirkey and Chatfield from certifying the presidential results in Michigan — where President-elect Joe Biden holds a 150,000-vote advantage — and instead have the state’s GOP legislators choose electors for Trump. A person familiar with the content of Friday’s meeting told The Wall Street Journal that Trump didn’t directly pressure the lawmakers to block the vote from certification.