The former president continued claims of widespread voter fraud are just his way of saying that the votes of certain people don`t count, can`t count, and can`t be real because the election outcome was not consistent with the myth of white supremacy.
Raphael Warnock critiques the former president's claims of voter fraud and their implications on democracy.
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