On the recordFebruary 10, 2021
The point was made, people felt as if they had no recourse, because their vote was being stolen. We know the president built that story. So, how do you defend that? How do you describe that?
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Bill Cassidy discusses the narrative created by Trump regarding a stolen election and its implications.
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