The president -- the former president knew that he lost, and if that`s the going on assumption for all of his further actions, I think that that just is an underlayment for the fact that -- you know, all of these things that he carried out in order to try to stay in office were done with bad intentions and malice from the beginning, to undermine the American people about the results of the election.
Luria discusses the implications of Trump's actions after the election, emphasizing his awareness of losing and the malicious intent behind his efforts to remain in power.
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