I think this is one of many conspiracy theories that the President continued to press despite the fact that his White House Counsel, as well as the Department of Justice and the state, election officials had debunked.
Stephanie Murphy: “I think this is one of many conspiracy theories that the President continued to press despite the fact that his White…”
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Murphy discusses Trump's persistence in promoting conspiracy theories about election fraud despite being told there was no evidence.
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