but due to the laws of time travel stating that you can't knowingly influence the past in a way that would change their present and thus cause a paradox they had to make the phrase cryptic, and thus it became so unrecognizable that no one got the message until 2020.
I really can't work out which group of Trump supporters was stupider. The ones chanting "count the votes!" outside a vote counting center where absolutely nobody was considering _not_ counting the ballots, Or the ones chanting "stop counting the votes!" outside a voting center, as if not counting the ballots that night would magically change the result later on.
Love how this take is so completely inaccurate. Same way the media tried to make the new mail-in ballots for this election to being interchangeable with absentee ballots. Same way they don't distinguish between legal and illegal votes. Same way they consider illegal immigrants and legal immigrants as a unit to use for arguments on immigration. This one is completely misleading too because the take is LEGAL votes. Bot of the arguments are for the same purpose. "STpop the count" was to wait until they are validated, and the other is to count legal votes. MSM twisted the meaning into something else, and it's not making me optimistic that enough people have learned to find reputable news, and not opinion analysis, or complete disregard for facts as truth by twisting the context enough to create a completely different meaning.
It sounds like a Stefon skit from SNL: Philly's newest night club: Four Seasons Landscaping! It has dildos, a crematorium, and a coked up Rudy Giuliani!
Ok, so is that a joke or did it really happen? I guess it can be both... I've just learned about that from this video, and I still can't believe it's a real thing. No, it can't be, it's too ridiculous!
@@laurenpinschannels no, he's actually for small businesses types. Specifically, "creative clients and entrepreneurs", quoted from his law firm's website
I know I'm late to this party but my favourite election bad take was everyone who was saying that Michigan had more votes than they had registered voters. Now we know that people were using outdated information on registered voters, But really relevant here is that Michigan offers same day voter registration so sure there were more votes than registered voters prior to election day but those folks registered same day and if people just did a little research they would know that.
Trump keeps saying on twitter that there were more votes than people in Detroit, and you all you have to do to disprove that is google "detroit population" and "election results detroit". The city itself actually had a relatively low turnout.
Even if these ‘voter fraud’ believers would go to a site that has actual facts vs fiction, they would label it ‘Fake’ because any and all data that does NOT support their views............ must be WRONG!! SMH😒
I guess it's the effect of being in a stressful situation and you (and possibly other participants) depend on the other to resolve the problem, so you can get out of the situation. This makes you feel "one" with them, even if you don't actually have the same optimal outcome. But I'm sure some people are immune to that effect and "cause trouble" even if it's not in their best interest, as their disposition towards other is that they are either idiots and wrong, or want to take advantage of you. I think it's a pretty healthy mechanism and it's certainly lacking in society in digital domains.
Though in excess it's related to the "bystander effect", even if it has been disputed what precisely that entails. I think an even more distant related mechanism is the unwillingness to, first accept that you made a bad decision, then admit it to others. It's related in the sense that if you are in a situation with others you have in some way "decided" to be in it, even if your choice was forced by the circumstance you likely feel better to tell yourself that it's your choice.
Fwiw, Stockholm syndrome isn't a thing. It was created by a guy who basically told his own version of a situation (ignoring the actual situation that occurred because he didn't trust the woman's account)
@@AndrewAMartin It's worse. You can be unable to count, while still understanding the general concept that counting leads to bigger and bigger numbers. I think he understands that though, his average supporters just don't, so he pretends to be on their level.
That will never cease to be funny to me. 60 years from now I'll be sitting around enjoying retirement and somebody will mention "Four Seasons" and I'll remember this and end up off my rocker, possibly literally.
I ordered my "Four Seasons Total Landscaping" tee shirt last week. If you think I don't plan on wearing it to every get-together with my Trumpanzee in-laws, you'd be hilariously wrong.
I...I read a fic about that. 😐 I laughed over it but I didn't think it was based on real events! Oh my God, between a crematorium and a sex toy shop. 🤣 2020, what a year.
That's what I found the funniest about the "Count the Vote"/"Stop the Count/Steal" thing. Sure, "Stop the Count/Steal" is grossly undemocratic, but it's said by people who are just mad their candidate isn't doing that well. Anyone who has cheered on a losing sports team knows the pain of being ahead only to lose once the game reaches its end. But "Count the Vote" -- like, they are? That's why it's taking so long to finalize the results, and the reason the numbers are always changing? I just was hoping someone inside the buildings would open a window and yell out to them that they, indeed, ARE counting the votes. Then a massive cheer would arise from the largely maskless crowd, and they would all go home and stop spreading COVID and ignorance. One can dream, I suppose.
They just can't being themselves to say it on the news yet, but I've seen videos of them carrying signs with Trump's silhouette crowned with Caesar's laurels. They'd rather have a sexist, racist, white nationalist king than a democratically elected president who isn't.
I agree that it's hypocritical, and that both sides definitely have people who choose to argue and debate with emotions/feelings versus factual statements and arguments... but at least in regards to online, I tend to run more into people on the left doing that. At least, until the last year or so. If I recall, Ben Shapiro started that quote though and as far as I'm aware, he seems to be pretty solid in regards to it versus a lot of the people who have been copying that saying.
Yeah, I was kinda thrown by that, too. They won't be lacking in motivation given the results of the election, so mocking them with "try harder" seems like a bad idea.
@callmecatalyst there’s always been people with wacky ideas. In the past they’d just be marginalized and ignored and the rest of us would move on. The trouble is with social media they have a way to reach critical mass so they can feed off each others’ wackiness.
The ultimate irony on Trump bitching about the electoral college now is that that was how he won in 2016 and even praised it and printed off maps to put on display.
When Dewey lost he accepted the results and stepped aside. Even Nixon conceded when he lost a close election with rumors of fraud to Kennedy. The entire idea of democracy is based upon both sides being willing to accept the results. We are heading in the wrong direction and started when Al Gore refused to accept the results in Florida.
Dewey also didn't get 150,000 votes from 0 registered voters in Wayne County, MI. Before, you get all upset, the results are on the website. Anyone can look it up. ☺
@@frallbobroggins4005 You want a redo because you lost. There's been zero evidence of fraudulent or illegal votes. You guys are just mindless sheep who believe every word Trump says because you want the US to turn into a Dictatorship. Something comes out his mouth and you guys are talking like it's gospel and the next moment he's saying the exact opposite and you are denying he ever changed his story. You guys were chanting to continue the vote in states where the Republicans were gaining and screaming to stop it in states you were losing ground. You love Dictatorships so much, move to north Vietnam. Trump will go, he loves it there.
Could you please do a reaction to Community? They have several courtroom episodes and your take on them would be priceless. There's one about cheating, an ownership dispute of a restaurant, a murder of a yam, and one about a serial criminal on the loose. Would love to see your take
Nah man that's like choosing a favourite child. 4Caesar is always doubleing down even when he's wrong and Tuckerfan is always overreacting and doesn't feel the need to explain his behaviour afterwards and I love them both all the same.
Step one: Create a biased media outlet Step two: Use the media outlet to call media outlets “fake and biased” Step three: report news with a bias Step four: ??? Step five: Profit
@@doofkhwetty 4caesar? Is that like a riff on 4chan or something? Because if so, why muddy the name of the great “dictator per petuum senatus populique Romani” Julius Caesar? He deserve better than to be grouped in with neckbearded anime fans.
@@Crazy_Diamond_75 Totally unnecessary, but legally correct... Kind of like having a pointy haired boss decide he needs to supervise and tell you to do what you're already doing. You just nod your head, say yes boss, and hope he gets bored quickly and moves on to bother someone else...
It's surprising how Spicer's comments even get any press. Here's his resume in, in order of significance: 1. "Dancing With The Stars" contestant (*did not win) 2. White House Easter Bunny (Bush Administration) 3. Trump's First Press Secretary
Yup! Google “Sean spicer bunny” and it’ll come up, images and all. Ok, honestly, I don’t feel there’s any shame in that in and of itself, and clearly it was part of some other White House job. I had a narrative going though. :-)
I have a request I've been wanting to ask you: You should cover "Sovereign Citizen" videos. Y'know, the ones where they record themselves being assholes to the police and being smug over laws they heard about online. Specifically, I'd love for you to address common quotes/misconceptions they use, such as: 1) Citing "right to travel" to mean "I don't need a driver's license to drive a car" 2) Frequently asking "Am I being detained?" assuming that hearing a "no" is a magical get-out-of-a-routine-stop-free card. 3) The "sovereign citizen" title itself, acting like they're above the law, but not when they expect the law to protect them, then suddenly law is okay.
"Redo the voting in the swing states" Ah yes, let's redo the voting in every swing state because the Trump supporters didn't like the results and let's keep going until they do. That's how democracy work, right?
I mean, in guess in theory there'd be nothing wrong with holding a revote any time the results are inconclusive within a certain margin. Basically how the Georgia runoffs work. But 1) That should really be decided between elections, not after them, and 2) We'd have to redo every state that Biden lost within a close margin as well, then. And I doubt they want that.
Regarding #12: Nonsense, we don't want to take away his healthcare. I, for one, would love for him to get free prison healthcare for the rest of his life.
Math and science are a liberal conspiracy made by the teachers and DOE who are being paid for by the ccp. We should just do away with schools altogether. /s
@@WanderTheNomad I can't tell if you're joking or actually an idiot. I feel like you're teenager who thinks school is stupid because of your failing grades and you think it's the schools fault even though you're not trying. The fact you can read and write shoes that school isn't stupid, and you're just contradicting yourself.
Honestly, that was more of a non-event that got memed to heck and back by various newspaper and media outlets. It was less "attacked" and more "a rabbit approached the president while he was boating and was shooed away". The four seasons story requires absolutely zero embellishment to be utterly hilarious.
@@webbowser8834 the Four Seasons story sounds embellished when you just describe the set up or where it takes place, it doesn't even get to the part when they call the election in the middle of it.
@@FrancisR420 It's only embellished the way he tells it. I feel like if he had left out the surrounding businesses and just told the relevant parts it would have been funnier.
@@Awesomoso Admittedly it is a taste thing. I prefer less complications when the added details are not as funny as the premise. I do love me some Parks and Rec but this seems more Always Sunny (that it's in Philadelphia is coincidence. But I have an unnatural appreciation for irony as well). The whole thing would've been surreal with any other president. Even the high points of 2020 are ridiculous...
Honestly your channel has gotten me through a lot of this election (before and now after) so thank you for bringing your knowledge and humor to consistently help ease my anxieties.
2019 Far right folks: "Fox news is fantastic!" 2020 Far right folks: "Fox news sucks!" Well, if anything this explains why Fox has been so Trump friendly for four years. Apparently if they say or do anything that Trump supporters think is wrong, they will go elsewhere.
Even better- Tuesday Nov 3, 2020 11:19pm EST: Cult 45 "Fox is the only news that tells the truth!" Tuesday Nov 3, 2020 11:21pm EST: Cult 45 " Fox news sucks! Long live RT, or Long live, OAN, or Long live Epoch Times. PS if you don't understand the difference between news and propaganda, there's a not insignificant difference between bias and full blown propaganda. IE Liberals want to evict elderly COVID survivor and family from government funded inner city housing while calling to revoke their tax payer funded health insurance, while factually correct, is propaganda.
The media used it to do it to favor Biden, and people bought it. Just two racist white people running against each other yet the brainwashing media just convinced the weak morons to vote as they wanted.
@@dryboneskirby I'd love to see that - the electors would have already met & voted and had their selection confirmed by Congress at that point, so the recount wouldn't even do anything.
I am baffled by it... why would Rudy suddenly start to be SUBTLE? That man is a hydraulic jackhammer, not a scalpel... _if he believed there was any chance of making even one voter accept that votes were burned "right behind him"_ he would have screamed it at the top of his frail Corona-ruined lungs "Kimberley Guildford at RNC"-style... That is right i said "if he believed he could one person accept the claim" not "if he believed there was some truth to the claim", cause i am sure even Rudy knows there is zero factual content to the whole fraud shouting. Their whole cult (Trump AND Q-Anon, which already is basically a circle as "Venn diagram") has left any capability of rational thought behind and is simply acting out of highstrung emotional rage and despair. Which is both good (it seems like it will mean a soon end to the farce when people wake up to ask themselves "what have i become") and scary (what will they do in the meantime? We already have seen some of their number get weapons and try to "enact change"...)
This would all be hilarious if it potentially wasn't holding up the transfer of power and vaccine distribution. His states are some of the hardest-hit also. He's showing us for not voting him back in the office.
An you see, what he meant was “every vote cast for Donald Trump should count, every vote cast for Joe Biden should not” but he can’t say that explicitly
the stop the count thing was becuase they weren't letting people observe the counting also they were trying to count votes that came in AFTER election day in a state that requires all votes in by poll close...
@@jaschabull2365 he wasn't explaining the joke he was spreading propaganda they were saying start the count because they were counting mail-in ballots the poll Watchers thing was fabricated after that started and again is a fabrication
On a side note, your suit, shirt, and tie combinations are perfect. Your suits look stylish and classy without ever looking boring or frumpy. You dress better than any lawyer I've seen in the past 10 years.
@@ValkyrieTiara I'm not sure....in my neighborhood I noticed a few people with a sign in their yard that has "Trump" on one line and "America" on the other line. There is a check mark next to "America." That wouldn't count for Biden since it doesn't have his name on it!
I always tell people this, and I feel like it’s relevant here: Just because you have a “hot take” doesn’t mean its a good take. Also, love your content
To be fair who thinks hot take = good ? I maybe missinformed as english is not my first language but doesn't hot take only mean it is a deliberate provocative stance on an issue ?
@@alberich3099 Yeah that's essentially the "formal" definition. I think some people also like to call something a hot take when giving out a legitimate (but unpopular) opinion that may be controversial simply because it's an unpopular opinion.
Yeah, the problem is that a huge portion of the population is relatively uneducated and have no idea what they’re talking about. But still have the right to vote and have their voices heard. Frankly, education and keep people from being poor is the only solution
I knew this would happen, Trump supporters are basically just football fans. They just want their "team" to win because it makes them feel like they've accomplished something personally, it doesn't matter how or why they won...just the end victory.
@Rudolph and Rudolph Trump has said there was election fraud in 2020 not that he was for sure to lose, and he was correct. Trump never said anything about mail in voting in 2016 because it never existed as it did today, or did you continently forget that? Theres a reason why we haven't done mass mail in voting before, but I guess you didn't know that either. Another thing, Trump encourages absentee voting NOT mail in voting, perhaps you don't know the difference? It's okay if you don't, but I do recommend using google considering it's free ;) Also you're completely wrong about that last point about older people voting Trump in Florida, it was in fact Cubans who have suffered at the hands of socialist who voted for Trump, but I guess if you vote Trump you aren't your own race anymore right? Weird how you leave out so many facts and replace it with weird Twitter theories but you do you.
@Rudolph and Rudolph I never said Biden was a socialist so I don't really understand where you're getting your alternative facts from. If you really don't know, Biden is a neolib that has okayd was each chance he had in his entire political career on top of issue racially charged laws in his time in office. I'm also not a conservative so your point is moot at best and malicious at worst. You democrats need to stop throwing a temper tantrum when we say objective facts. It's like I tell people if you think the moon landing is fake you probably shouldn't vote, same thing for all of these democrats spouting unhinged conspiracy theorys... Oh and don't worry about being "busy", I know you have no real argument or facts to bring to this conversation. But keep putting words in other people's mouths and see how that works out for you buddy.
@@QuikVidGuy Nah, we're talking about CNN and MSNBC but ya FOX is still pretty shit but they don't only post partisan fake news like these other companies.
The “kicking an elder covid survivor out” take is a bad take. Some of us want to see him serving time in federal prison, where he would be enjoying government housing and healthcare technically.
Exactly, It's a re-homing to a professional service retirement home for the criminally corrupt. Hell, it would probably be an improvement of his health due to gym access and smaller servings of food at a regular shedule.
This is an obvious attempt to smear our beloved Emperor. He is the only force striving to provide us with a secure society. The rumors about him somehow being a secret dark wizard are simply laughable vicious slander. And if you ask me he should just get rid of the Senate and be done with it all the better. Then we can finally do something about those disloyal heathens in the outer rim. #rebelscumgetout
@@rookieman329 In his defense, he's one of thr few popular conservatives who's reaffirming that no evidence of voter fraud exists. So at least he's consistent with it
They have already announced that the POTUS twitter account *will* be handed over to the president sworn in on January 20th, regardless of what any (former or current) government official says or wants. They are actually already meeting with president elect Biden to coordinate the archiving of Trump's official tweets and the handover on inauguration day. Which means that twitter cooperates with the winner of this election better than the president of the united states. I wish that was suprising...
@@QemeH so you’re saying they’re going to archive trumps tweets, then hand over the account with a name change and all the followers to Biden? If so than yay!!
#12 Hey, be fair - we're not just trying to evict him, we're also trying to get him a place in a secure group home which provides regular meals and clothing (orange jumpsuits).
He is literally, psychologically incapable of having silent thoughts. That's why I actually don't believe he colluded with Russia in 2016 - he would've told us by now. (Obviously there are people in his campaign who might well have handled this for him, just like paying off affairs...)
@@QemeH Hell, Trump told us during the campaign in 2016. "Russia, if you are listening, see if you can find Hillary's emails." He F'in TOLD us. He probably did not understand that such a request is illegal under our election laws.
I mean, come on. If Biden was actually Socialist, you’d think that everyone who is actually Socialist would love him. Instead, they would very much like to lynch him. Idiots on the right don’t get this, and continue to call him Socialist.
@@soangry there's been so much shit i don't even know what investigations you're referring to anymore. I was talking about the ones trump obstructed, which found lots of incriminating activity. He said they didn't but if you actually read them, it's a very different story.
@@priscilla1962 So the record breaking voter turnout this year was due to all the fake votes? Weird that the Democrats would give themselves 14 million more fake votes this year but also give Trump 11 million. And why only put all those fake votes in less important places than, say, Florida or Texas that both threatened to swing this year and win by a larger margin? And if there really are 3 million fake votes getting tossed around, why not stick them in tight races like North Carolina? Or perhaps the number isn't exactly 3 million fake votes but more like a few hundred here and there as generally happens in every election? Who knows!
@@QuesoCookies there have been quite a number of fishy instances this election, including, but not limited to 1. A massive batch of votes were found in Pennsylvania (I think) out of nowhere and virtually all of them were for Biden 2. There are at least 2 instances ON CAMERA where Conservative vote counters where thrown out to the cheers of Democrat vote counters 3. Several states didn’t follow proper guidelines, including using sharpies which the machine couldn’t read 4. Apparently some of Biden’s votes came from dead people (that is something I don’t believe personally but given how batshit crazy this cycle has been I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s true)
More like: The Press: "And now Donald Trump will bow out gracefully accepting this result." Narrator: "He did not." Most of the American public: "Figures. // Didn't expect him too."
@@rsmith02 Considering the fact that some people are saying there is no voter fraud and others are saying there's tons of voting fraud, I'm pretty sure his statement was sadly necessary. Count legal ballots, don't count illegal ballots. People don't seem to understand that ballots are illegal if they aren't submitted on time.
And selectively appreciating a jab at a person you have personal distaste for, is called "bias". Glad to see that even the "lawyer crowd" is just as unintelligently divided. Oh, and propaganda is defined as hating, or influencing others to hate another person or group of people unquestionably. Keep hating like a good lil nahtsee!
@@garretteckhardt8036 Actually, propaganda isn't hating but is more like a nebulous campaign or group of ads and media directed at changing or shaping the opinions of a populace, whether in a positive or negative direction, usually in relation to a political or wartime issue. A great pair of examples of propaganda in the positive motivation direction are the "Keep Calm and Carry On" posters the British put out and the "Rosie the Riveter" posters the U.S. made. It can be pushed by any organization for any reason but is most often associated with governments and wartime motivation for a cause. Nazi Germany wasn't the only country that produced hateful propaganda, and still isn't! North Korea actually has an entire museum that's purpose is a propagantastic showing of war crimes committed by U.S. troops during the Korean war. Also during World War II, the U.S. created a whole swathe of incredibly racist anti-Japanese posters that helped led the public to be a-okay with the U.S. Japanese internment camps.
@@garretteckhardt8036 I think propaganda would be more like connecting multiple terms together in a bag labeled "bad". If there's something you want to get rid of through public sentiment, just put it in the "bad" bag. Liberals, leftists, and democrats are all lumped together even though I'm pretty sure there are differences between them. Then they're lumped together with socialism and communism, which I'm pretty sure are also different from each other. You link communism and china and covid together. You say that the media and schools are controlled by the liberals. Somehow science was also thrown into the "bad" bag by climate change deniers, antivaxxers, creationists, etc. That's just off the top of my head, but there's so much more. Y'all threw so much stuff in the "bad" bag that you think the whole world is out to get you and you can only rely on Donald Trump to get you through it. How's that for propaganda?
@@garretteckhardt8036 I mean, the jab is based in fact. Trump doesn’t want to count the votes. His frustration with the vote count seems....really dumb. The votes are being counted. You know, like they should be...
Well officially it was err that janitor who didn't clean well enough leading to him getting ummm temporary brain damage do he couldn't manage the pandemic! In other words no even if he is responsible.
“The polls” is a general statement. The national poll averages nailed Biden’s popular vote of 51% and only underestimated Trump by 1-2% (which is still pretty good for polls). State level polling in MN, NV, AZ, GA, VA, CO, NH were spot on. PA was off by about 3%, which really isn’t bad for polls. The worst poll misses were in ME, IA, and WI (off by 11%, 7% and 7% respectively) while FL, MI, OH, and TX weren’t the worst, but still off a good 5%. It was kind of a mixed bag with polling this year. Down ballot races had worse polling misses than the top of the ticket, but the outcome was still within distribution ranges of probability models.
Also, in fairness to the polls, you need to wait for votes to be counted before you solidify your opinion on how well they did. Even over the last two days, 200,000 additional ballots were counted and Biden's lead grew very slightly. By now, the national polling error is arguably in the same range as it was in 2016 (the video says 5%). 538's national polling average had Biden up by 8.4% on November 3. Biden is currently sitting at +3.9% in the nationwide vote count (51.1% to 47.2%), which gives a polling error of 4.5%.
Pollsters interviewed on Planet America, our wonderful explain everything about what's going on in The USA, the Pollsters gave 2 reasons Shy Trumpers who lie to pollsters, about who they vote for and The Zero answer Pollsters, that is where Democrat leaning voters are happy to help providing information for predictive services and Republican leaning voters where reluctant to say who they'd vote for period. It's a big secret. And pollsters are part of NWO, Demonrat fraud... So don't tell them cause they'll flip the vote...bla bla
I don't think I will ever understand how people can expect a method to get data, that is 100% dependent on the citizens honesty and willingness to participate and can in no way be verified by objective means, to be completely accurate. For any forecast to be completely accurate is basically nonsense, that is why any credible study/ forecast about anything will include error calculations in the fine print. Oh, wait, I think I understand now, I was expecting for the average person to have any understanding at all about how science works. Well, that is on me.
@@mikhailv67tv Why would people be ashamed when its anonymous and most Trump supporters leave some trace on FB, Twitter, etc. Google almost certainly knows who you voted for.
@@richardarriaga6271 That's just a simple truth of sampling and polling - when you ask potentially sensitive questions (political alignment is considered to be potentially sensitive), participants are less inclined to answer honestly or accurately. To explain fully why that is, you would need to dive into individual and personality psychology. The tl;dr is some people just aren't trustworthy of/honest with strangers. That behavior is apparent across political spectrums
To be fair to fivethirtyeight, they give a range of possibilities, and while Trump certainly beat their average (again), to say nothing of the House and Senate, his win wasn't entirely outside the range of what they deemed possible. Also, while the swing states tended to lean further Right than they predicted (both the ones Biden won and those he didn't), the only state to go to Trump when they had it leaning Biden was Florida (which would have been much closer if not for the voter suppression). They also got Georgia almost perfectly right (IIRC, they had it as very slightly leans Democrat going into election day). So they weren't spot on, but not as far off, I think, as some people make them out to be.
@@antonbrakhage490 North Carolina as well was under their model favoring Biden but broke for Trump, but other than that, yeah. Also, I'm from the future, and the House and Senate did still go to the Democrats.
“We want the law to be used in a proper manor, so we will be going to the US Supreme Court, we want all voting to stop” Yes, go to the USSC and say this. I’m sure Justice Barrett’s dissenting opinion will be a hilarious read.
@Robert Hunt Pack the court anyway! Last thing this country needs is 30 years of conservative justices bungling decisions in favor of police immunity, “free and fair” elections, and money =\= free speech. Time to start course correction! EDIT: added quotes to free and fair elections to point out the sarcasm, as it’s obvious that is not the intent of conservatives.
@Robert Hunt She never the court should stay at 9. She said all 9 of the justices should be female. Also her dying wish was that her position not be filled until after the election.
Polls weren’t actually that far off this year. Biden handily beat Trump in both electoral votes and the popular vote. The only reason that vote even feels close is because of the unusual delay in tabulating all the mail in ballots this year which, unlike most years, were a significant percentage of the votes in the key swing states. They also predicted a close Senate race and, indeed, we have a situation where a Georgia runnoff is going to decide who controls the Senate. Also think of it this way, in any other election where an incumbent president lost by millions of votes and their opponent got over 300 electorsl votes it would be considered a pretty massive loss because of the advantages incumbents normally have in elections. The fact that we’re collectively astonished Trump didn’t lose by even more is really an affirmation of just how truly terrible Trump is as a president and a human being.
It’s a mixed bag. Some states drastically overstated or understated support for one party/candidate versus the other, some were much closer to the final result. In Ohio and Wisconsin for example, Trump outperformed his polling numbers well beyond the margin of error. Some of the Senate races were equally off, look at SC, and Republicans swept house races that should have been more competitive. So yes, the final result in the House and the presidency may have been the overall expected outcome, but the polls were still pretty misleading. I just can’t interpret what happened as a thorough repudiation of him, and the Republicans were not punished for enabling and supporting his behavior for four years. Granted, the only reason the presidential race appears so close is because of the electoral college.
@Robert Hunt Psst - no they didn't. Democrats won the Presidency and gained one seat so far in the Senate and still control the House. And if the Senate runoffs in Georgia go badly for the Republicans the Dems will control that too. Not having as huge a landslide victory as some people thought might happen isn't the same as "getting creamed". Winning by less than expected is still winning.
@Robert Hunt How am I confused? Where am I wrong that the Democrats won the Presidency and gained a seat in the Senate and still control the House with a possible chance at flipping the Senate as well? You seem to be confusing "thrashing" with "didn't win by as much as some Democrats hoped for."
I'm surprised you didn't mention Giuliani's invocation of "My Cousin Vinny". Because anyone who watches your movie analysis knows that legal films are always 100% true to life.
Not to mention Giuliani referenced 'My Cousin Vinny' as a law film. Cleary it's well rooted in 'fish out of water' & 'tough guy has a heart after all' territory. Possibly even gearhead realm too. But law?
Yeah, it's a good thing that Democrats never do that. I mean besides Hillary saying that Biden shouldn't concede, Obama fluffing his deportation numbers despite having %40 fewer interior deportations, Democrats raising concerns that dominion voting machines might flip votes back in 2019, ect. It's not like our first president said anything about how partisanship would lead to these shenanigans. No, the democrats are innocent little angels.
@@SkadooHusky the founding fathers were not demigods or sth. They made the senate and electoral college which is failing for the last 20 years. Bush won less votes in 2000, trump did in 2016 and Biden barely won in 2020 even tho he got 6 million more votes. So stop acting like the founding fathers are some kind of untouchable superior humans or sth.
@@JAMESBOND-ox3se I didn't say that she didn't concede she said that *Biden* shouldn't concede *under any circumstances.* And I wasn't saying that the founding fathers were demigods. Just that Washington called this BS out a long time ago.
I think we should make a distinction here between Republicans and Trumpers. I voted for Trump, however it is abundantly clear Biden won the election.... I'm gonna get called a RINO by butt hurt trump fans now huh?
🍿Is everyone having as much fun with the election as I am?
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Yes you should
@@LegalEagle YEAAAAAAAAAAAA MATE
curoisty stream more like currystream get it? help please it's been 40 days
Wait Posted 17 Hours Ago and the vid is 10 mins old????
"Hindsight is 2020" was a warning from time travelers about the year 2020. They tried to save us.
“I didn’t have 2020 vision. I could not predict this.”
nah they didnt try to save us they just wanted to meme on us by creating hindsight is 2020 before 2020 just to make it true in hindsight.
@@ruben307 🤣🤣🤣
but due to the laws of time travel stating that you can't knowingly influence the past in a way that would change their present and thus cause a paradox they had to make the phrase cryptic, and thus it became so unrecognizable that no one got the message until 2020.
💥BOOM💥
I can't get over how this dude looks like how disney draws dad characters
Thats how we lawyers look, what is the surprise?
“I’m not saying Legal Eagle is hot...”
@@Aflay1 OBJECTION!!!!
He kinda of looks like that guy from spiderman, don't know his name because i didn't watch it yet
@@jennifermendes3721 you gonna hafta be way more specific, there's about 30 different Spiderman movies
Rudy had that press conference between the sex shop and the crematorium because he doesn't know if he's coming or going.
Nice. 👏👏👏👏👏
Please let it be going.
This comment needs more likes.
Brilliant, LMAO
Caught between a cock and a charred place.
"COUNT THE VOTES"
- A crowd outside a vote counting location, inside which election officials were counting votes
Stupid is, as stupid does...
I really can't work out which group of Trump supporters was stupider.
The ones chanting "count the votes!" outside a vote counting center where absolutely nobody was considering _not_ counting the ballots,
Or the ones chanting "stop counting the votes!" outside a voting center, as if not counting the ballots that night would magically change the result later on.
“BEAT THAT MEAT!”
Very nice of them to cheer on the election workers working hard, keeping their spirits up.
YEAH! COUNT THOSE VOTES!
Love how this take is so completely inaccurate. Same way the media tried to make the new mail-in ballots for this election to being interchangeable with absentee ballots. Same way they don't distinguish between legal and illegal votes. Same way they consider illegal immigrants and legal immigrants as a unit to use for arguments on immigration.
This one is completely misleading too because the take is LEGAL votes. Bot of the arguments are for the same purpose. "STpop the count" was to wait until they are validated, and the other is to count legal votes.
MSM twisted the meaning into something else, and it's not making me optimistic that enough people have learned to find reputable news, and not opinion analysis, or complete disregard for facts as truth by twisting the context enough to create a completely different meaning.
the four seasons merch with "Lawn & Order" and "Make America rake again" were also great
Landscapers have better merch than a "billionaire" roflmao
Oh man that's great 😁
Excuse me what😩😩
Yawn and odor would be good as well.
The rototiller of justice churns once more.
The Four Seasons joke will never get old. We will be telling this one to our grandchildren.
It will outlive the hotel chain.. nobody would understand the irony
It sounds like a Stefon skit from SNL:
Philly's newest night club: Four Seasons Landscaping!
It has dildos, a crematorium, and a coked up Rudy Giuliani!
Ikr, right here in Philly where I live. Coincidentally, the state being targeted by Repugs, and esp by that corrupt William Barr.
Ok, so is that a joke or did it really happen? I guess it can be both...
I've just learned about that from this video, and I still can't believe it's a real thing.
No, it can't be, it's too ridiculous!
@@damiaorodrigues2680 The joke IS that it really happened lol. I guess at the time, it was more of a prank.
Legal eagle signing off with “and I’ll see you in court” sounds like a threat
he knows what you did, and he's coming for you
@@Number1Irishlad damn it gotta hide my anime
@@UKYusei nah hes fine with that. James is the only bad egg here
unless he's representing you! which he won't be probably I think he's like a lawyer for big corporations or something right?
@@laurenpinschannels no, he's actually for small businesses types. Specifically, "creative clients and entrepreneurs", quoted from his law firm's website
I know I'm late to this party but my favourite election bad take was everyone who was saying that Michigan had more votes than they had registered voters. Now we know that people were using outdated information on registered voters, But really relevant here is that Michigan offers same day voter registration so sure there were more votes than registered voters prior to election day but those folks registered same day and if people just did a little research they would know that.
Trump keeps saying on twitter that there were more votes than people in Detroit, and you all you have to do to disprove that is google "detroit population" and "election results detroit". The city itself actually had a relatively low turnout.
Even if these ‘voter fraud’ believers would go to a site that has actual facts vs fiction, they would label it ‘Fake’ because any and all data that does NOT support their views............ must be WRONG!! SMH😒
"I'm not saying that Steve is not hot."
*Interesting...*
I sense a disturbance in the force.
Usually only the opposite is worth mentioning... I hope this will not reopen mental injuries from your youth...
He's being lawyerly.
I really do not want to see the fan fiction that occurs after that statement
So a Nonzero number of people find Steven not not hot........ my head hurts.........
I know who had the BEST election take, Legal Eagle when he said:
"When another vote come in that adds to the count. That's called math."
"NO! You have to stop counting when I'm ahead!" Every Trump supporter:)
I can't believe you didn't include Trump "calling dibs" on a state ("I hereby claim...").
I had forgotten about that. Jeez it's like that was a decade of insanity ago but it was just over 2 weeks ago.
The only state he should have claimed was the state of denial lol
@@Luigi64real State of Mind: let's change it
@@Luigi64real BOOOOO!!! :)
If that's how the election works, I want to claim the vice presidency by calling "shotgun"
The Deposition Effect: the Stockholm Syndrome's less abusive sibling.
I guess it's the effect of being in a stressful situation and you (and possibly other participants) depend on the other to resolve the problem, so you can get out of the situation. This makes you feel "one" with them, even if you don't actually have the same optimal outcome. But I'm sure some people are immune to that effect and "cause trouble" even if it's not in their best interest, as their disposition towards other is that they are either idiots and wrong, or want to take advantage of you.
I think it's a pretty healthy mechanism and it's certainly lacking in society in digital domains.
I LOLed. Thank you.
Though in excess it's related to the "bystander effect", even if it has been disputed what precisely that entails.
I think an even more distant related mechanism is the unwillingness to, first accept that you made a bad decision, then admit it to others. It's related in the sense that if you are in a situation with others you have in some way "decided" to be in it, even if your choice was forced by the circumstance you likely feel better to tell yourself that it's your choice.
Fwiw, Stockholm syndrome isn't a thing. It was created by a guy who basically told his own version of a situation (ignoring the actual situation that occurred because he didn't trust the woman's account)
@@geckohecko Helsinki Syndrome, on the other hand, is completely real.
"and of course there's the issue when another vote comes in, that adds to the count. That's called math"- LeagalEagle 2020
This proves that maths just makes everything more complicated.
Yeah exactly I think if we re did the election today Biden would win by an even bigger margin
Absolutely savage.
Ethan Nimmer Same. But the conservatives would just claim cheating again🤦♂️
You edited your comment and still spelled his name wrong?
Plot twist: Legal Eagle is married to a stenographer that he met at a deposition.
Or hand a wild night after it.
@@fireflocs My lawyer and I wear a buttplug so everyone knows we're not there for fun, were there for business.
I thought he was hinting at one night stands he's had?
@jake dominguez
Durrrrtay biznaz
@jake dominguez >>Titan-Eren what kind of business are you into? xD
“We need an explanation as to why the vote count has been building over the last two to three days.”
Because that’s how counting works.
@Ogami And he claims to have gone to Wharton School of Business... No wonder he bankrupted businesses, he can't count, he can't read...
@@AndrewAMartin It's worse. You can be unable to count, while still understanding the general concept that counting leads to bigger and bigger numbers. I think he understands that though, his average supporters just don't, so he pretends to be on their level.
Now that you mention it, it would be damn suspicious if the count started to go down instead.
@@peachtamspam I'm a mathematician, what would you like to know?
@@creativedesignation7880 I wonder about that -- how much is Trump pandering to his base of morons, and how much is truly his brain-dead personality.
The Four Seasons landscaping thing was just...wow. I'm still trying to wrap my head how that actually happened.
That will never cease to be funny to me. 60 years from now I'll be sitting around enjoying retirement and somebody will mention "Four Seasons" and I'll remember this and end up off my rocker, possibly literally.
I ordered my "Four Seasons Total Landscaping" tee shirt last week. If you think I don't plan on wearing it to every get-together with my Trumpanzee in-laws, you'd be hilariously wrong.
I...I read a fic about that. 😐 I laughed over it but I didn't think it was based on real events! Oh my God, between a crematorium and a sex toy shop. 🤣 2020, what a year.
@@mangaanimefan3089 I think I read the same fic😭 Was it about Supernatural?
Stupidity!
What's more ironic is they're "protesting" by saying "count the vote"
Which they were already doing
What are you protesting
It's at least easy to respond to. Just say "Alright, we're on it." and there you go.
Maybe they were just cheerleading :)
That's what I found the funniest about the "Count the Vote"/"Stop the Count/Steal" thing. Sure, "Stop the Count/Steal" is grossly undemocratic, but it's said by people who are just mad their candidate isn't doing that well. Anyone who has cheered on a losing sports team knows the pain of being ahead only to lose once the game reaches its end. But "Count the Vote" -- like, they are? That's why it's taking so long to finalize the results, and the reason the numbers are always changing?
I just was hoping someone inside the buildings would open a window and yell out to them that they, indeed, ARE counting the votes. Then a massive cheer would arise from the largely maskless crowd, and they would all go home and stop spreading COVID and ignorance. One can dream, I suppose.
They just can't being themselves to say it on the news yet, but I've seen videos of them carrying signs with Trump's silhouette crowned with Caesar's laurels. They'd rather have a sexist, racist, white nationalist king than a democratically elected president who isn't.
I guess they just wanted to be part of the "movement" but in the wrong region so they had to settle for something sillier.
"That's the irony of the 'facts don't care about your feelings' crowd." Nailed it.
No no you misunderstood. Facts don't care about YOUR feelings, they care about mine
"Facts" are MY feelings, see?
Leftist's worldview revolves around their feelings, so that generally applies to them in particular.
@@massimo4307 the joke is that the people who say this^ are hypocrites.
I agree that it's hypocritical, and that both sides definitely have people who choose to argue and debate with emotions/feelings versus factual statements and arguments... but at least in regards to online, I tend to run more into people on the left doing that. At least, until the last year or so. If I recall, Ben Shapiro started that quote though and as far as I'm aware, he seems to be pretty solid in regards to it versus a lot of the people who have been copying that saying.
"Qanon needs to try harder" is not something i expected to hear, let alone kind of agree to in this context
They need to join up with the flat earth people
Yeah, I was kinda thrown by that, too. They won't be lacking in motivation given the results of the election, so mocking them with "try harder" seems like a bad idea.
@@UVjoint they aren't very smart, it's like watching a goldfish trying to ride a bicycle. trying harder won't do anything LMFAO
@@darkale658 That's funny right there!
@callmecatalyst there’s always been people with wacky ideas. In the past they’d just be marginalized and ignored and the rest of us would move on. The trouble is with social media they have a way to reach critical mass so they can feed off each others’ wackiness.
The ultimate irony on Trump bitching about the electoral college now is that that was how he won in 2016 and even praised it and printed off maps to put on display.
Hes not bitching about the electoral college, he's bitching about possible fraud.
Orange man bad
@@sxiayk7081 What fraud? Even Rudy says there wasn't fraud. The only "fraud" was morons that don't understand how math works when you count things.
@@panzerwolf494 Right, because I don't understand that ~10-30% of 100,000 = 0.
@@sxiayk7081 what?
Someone: Let's do illegal things.
Devin: That's illegal.
I just hit a dog going 70mph on my truck. Such a shitty xmas eve RN. It ran right up on the highway. I hate this year so much.
@@Wooofffekrkekekkeek oof
@@Wooofffekrkekekkeek how are you doing now
You know, at least "Dewey Defeats Truman" was someone else's gaffe. Thomas Dewey didn't prance around crowing about winning the election himself.
That’s totally unfair! Trump is way too fat and unsteady to prance.
@@zeusmasterson4117 have you seen the man dance, it's literally nothing, it's like he can't move
When Dewey lost he accepted the results and stepped aside. Even Nixon conceded when he lost a close election with rumors of fraud to Kennedy.
The entire idea of democracy is based upon both sides being willing to accept the results.
We are heading in the wrong direction and started when Al Gore refused to accept the results in Florida.
Dewey also didn't get 150,000 votes from 0 registered voters in Wayne County, MI. Before, you get all upset, the results are on the website. Anyone can look it up. ☺
@@thecount4903
It was the ghost of Hugo Chavez and Fidel Castro. You might want to take it to court.
"Can't we just redo the election till the guy I want in wins?"
How about no.
If they did a revote people should not vote for trump cus they would be soo annoyed at him
"Best 5 out of 9?"
We want a redo because of the at least tens of thousands of fraudulent votes, purely for Biden, mind you, in every important swing state.
@@frallbobroggins4005 You want a redo because you lost. There's been zero evidence of fraudulent or illegal votes. You guys are just mindless sheep who believe every word Trump says because you want the US to turn into a Dictatorship. Something comes out his mouth and you guys are talking like it's gospel and the next moment he's saying the exact opposite and you are denying he ever changed his story. You guys were chanting to continue the vote in states where the Republicans were gaining and screaming to stop it in states you were losing ground. You love Dictatorships so much, move to north Vietnam. Trump will go, he loves it there.
@@frallbobroggins4005 if there were illegal votes, why aren't you looking at the non-swing states? They just happened to have none or...?
“That’s the irony of the ‘facts don’t care about your feelings’ crowd.” F@cking hilarious.
Usually what they really mean is that their feelings don't care about facts
Do you think they would be talking about voting fraud if nothing suspicious happened?
@@deletenow3276 yes, see every atempted coup against democracy ever.
@@LeinaDZiur Ok let me rephrase that. Do you think a majority of Republicans would believe that there was voter fraud if nothing suspicious happened.
@@deletenow3276 don't make me repeat myself
“Lawyer reacts to the worst election takes.”
The White House twitter account?
Rudy's claims that Communist countries worked together to "steal" the election, or that operatives on both sides were paid to flip votes.
It’s worth noting, I made this crack _before_ watching the video and at least four of the examples were from White House officials/the president.
@@brianrunyon266 I voted 50,000 times for BIDEN under my dead grandma’s name!!
@@Valspartame_Maelstrom good job JK
@@Valspartame_Maelstrom shhhh you're not suppose to tell them!!!
Could you please do a reaction to Community? They have several courtroom episodes and your take on them would be priceless. There's one about cheating, an ownership dispute of a restaurant, a murder of a yam, and one about a serial criminal on the loose. Would love to see your take
UGH I love Community!!
Is there a trial of the Asscrack Bandit?
The cheating one is hilarious. Protecting the table. 🤣
I think that the Trumpists chanting “Fox News sucks” was actually the funniest thing in modern political history.
Nah man that's like choosing a favourite child. 4Caesar is always doubleing down even when he's wrong and Tuckerfan is always overreacting and doesn't feel the need to explain his behaviour afterwards and I love them both all the same.
Eventually they'll be so far fuckin right even OAN will be "cucked liberal fake news"
Step one: Create a biased media outlet
Step two: Use the media outlet to call media outlets “fake and biased”
Step three: report news with a bias
Step four: ???
Step five: Profit
@@doofkhwetty 4caesar? Is that like a riff on 4chan or something? Because if so, why muddy the name of the great “dictator per petuum senatus populique Romani” Julius Caesar? He deserve better than to be grouped in with neckbearded anime fans.
To be honest, Fox News is pretty moderate. Except for Tucker, Hannity, etc show.
Election stress plus quarantine got us so delusional we started simping for election analysts.
2:01 "Your Honor, I object on the grounds that opposing counsel is distractingly handsome."
How long it take this dude to get ready for these videos. Dude be looking like he’s gonna tell me what i inherit from my dead relatives
Please gather in this ornate study...
@@LegalEagle lmao
All about that Indochino
Well... Nothing suits him like a suit!
Trump would claim that his dead relatives voted.
Alito: y’all should just follow the rules as written.
Spicer: GAMECHANGER.
Ironically Alito usually sucks, but he actually made a good call for once.
@@Crazy_Diamond_75 Totally unnecessary, but legally correct... Kind of like having a pointy haired boss decide he needs to supervise and tell you to do what you're already doing. You just nod your head, say yes boss, and hope he gets bored quickly and moves on to bother someone else...
It's surprising how Spicer's comments even get any press. Here's his resume in, in order of significance:
1. "Dancing With The Stars" contestant (*did not win)
2. White House Easter Bunny (Bush Administration)
3. Trump's First Press Secretary
@@DUANEYAISER Was that actually true he was the Easter Bunny? Crap, when did I miss this?
Yup! Google “Sean spicer bunny” and it’ll come up, images and all.
Ok, honestly, I don’t feel there’s any shame in that in and of itself, and clearly it was part of some other White House job. I had a narrative going though. :-)
I have a request I've been wanting to ask you:
You should cover "Sovereign Citizen" videos. Y'know, the ones where they record themselves being assholes to the police and being smug over laws they heard about online. Specifically, I'd love for you to address common quotes/misconceptions they use, such as:
1) Citing "right to travel" to mean "I don't need a driver's license to drive a car"
2) Frequently asking "Am I being detained?" assuming that hearing a "no" is a magical get-out-of-a-routine-stop-free card.
3) The "sovereign citizen" title itself, acting like they're above the law, but not when they expect the law to protect them, then suddenly law is okay.
"Redo the voting in the swing states" Ah yes, let's redo the voting in every swing state because the Trump supporters didn't like the results and let's keep going until they do. That's how democracy work, right?
Well, by law, when elections are that close in states, they have to recount.
@@tojesake4564 recount is fine and it should be done when close. But revote is entirely different lol
@@tojesake4564 Wait, sir. Do you understand the difference between recounting the votes and holding the election again?
For Trump supporters...yes, 100% they would think it a fair and democratic thing to do.
I mean, in guess in theory there'd be nothing wrong with holding a revote any time the results are inconclusive within a certain margin. Basically how the Georgia runoffs work.
But 1) That should really be decided between elections, not after them, and 2) We'd have to redo every state that Biden lost within a close margin as well, then. And I doubt they want that.
Regarding #12: Nonsense, we don't want to take away his healthcare. I, for one, would love for him to get free prison healthcare for the rest of his life.
Facts!
And free housing and meals as well! After all he deserves only the best.
“That’s called math.” November 2020 in a nutshell.
Can't forget, "Its called science," and "It's called common sense."
Math and science are a liberal conspiracy made by the teachers and DOE who are being paid for by the ccp. We should just do away with schools altogether.
/s
@@WanderTheNomad I can't tell if you're joking or actually an idiot. I feel like you're teenager who thinks school is stupid because of your failing grades and you think it's the schools fault even though you're not trying. The fact you can read and write shoes that school isn't stupid, and you're just contradicting yourself.
@@picklethebird1324 I'm pretty sure he's joking, but understand people like that are out there lol
@@bryanstein7859 thank you, I thought the /s would've gave it away
"Probably the funniest thing that's ever happened in American politics ever." Don't forget that Jimmy Carter was attacked by a giant swimming rabbit.
Honestly, that was more of a non-event that got memed to heck and back by various newspaper and media outlets. It was less "attacked" and more "a rabbit approached the president while he was boating and was shooed away". The four seasons story requires absolutely zero embellishment to be utterly hilarious.
@@webbowser8834 the Four Seasons story sounds embellished when you just describe the set up or where it takes place, it doesn't even get to the part when they call the election in the middle of it.
@@FrancisR420 It's only embellished the way he tells it. I feel like if he had left out the surrounding businesses and just told the relevant parts it would have been funnier.
@@quattrocity9620 idk, the surrounding businesses made it funnier to me. Straight out of Parks and Rec.
@@Awesomoso Admittedly it is a taste thing. I prefer less complications when the added details are not as funny as the premise. I do love me some Parks and Rec but this seems more Always Sunny (that it's in Philadelphia is coincidence. But I have an unnatural appreciation for irony as well). The whole thing would've been surreal with any other president. Even the high points of 2020 are ridiculous...
Honestly your channel has gotten me through a lot of this election (before and now after) so thank you for bringing your knowledge and humor to consistently help ease my anxieties.
Robert Hunt ironic that you’re the type of dude this guy makes HELLA fun of. Trump ain’t win bro go have a tantrum somewhere else
2019 Far right folks: "Fox news is fantastic!"
2020 Far right folks: "Fox news sucks!"
Well, if anything this explains why Fox has been so Trump friendly for four years. Apparently if they say or do anything that Trump supporters think is wrong, they will go elsewhere.
Even better-
Tuesday Nov 3, 2020 11:19pm EST: Cult 45 "Fox is the only news that tells the truth!"
Tuesday Nov 3, 2020 11:21pm EST: Cult 45 " Fox news sucks! Long live RT, or Long live, OAN, or Long live Epoch Times.
PS if you don't understand the difference between news and propaganda, there's a not insignificant difference between bias and full blown propaganda. IE Liberals want to evict elderly COVID survivor and family from government funded inner city housing while calling to revoke their tax payer funded health insurance, while factually correct, is propaganda.
11:23 “That’s call math.”
That’s gotta the most simple, yet savage insult I’ve ever heard.
Except when the British describe it as mathematics. 🙂
@@thomas316 Or "maths"
"I'm not saying Legal Eagle is hot....but Legal Eagle is hot"
Lol!
@@christinegiovannelli I mean its just facts. Legal Eagle is def daddy material
Dat salt and pepper beard😍😍😍
Clearly.
@@EmpyrealEndemic 🥵🥵🥵
"Let's re-do the voting."
This isn't a classroom election where you can win a tie by rock-papers-scissors.
Yeah, that take by Herschel Walker was WAAAYYYY off.
Trump is probably gonna be asking for recounts on the 19th of January
The media used it to do it to favor Biden, and people bought it. Just two racist white people running against each other yet the brainwashing media just convinced the weak morons to vote as they wanted.
That would cause a civil war regardless of the country
@@dryboneskirby I'd love to see that - the electors would have already met & voted and had their selection confirmed by Congress at that point, so the recount wouldn't even do anything.
“No fair, you changed the outcome by measuring it!”
👏
"Don't bang the stenographer on the first deposition" -Devin.
...allegedly.
*Allegedly allegedly
I can confirm authoritatively and without fear of contradictuon that this may have occurred.
Can you really blame me if the stenographer looks like Legal Eagle?
You’ll be sent to horny jail
@@thenetherone1597 allegedly it has been alleged that he purported that idea
Chanting "count the votes" is just cheerleading. Yeah. They were doing that. The weren't going to stop.
I laughed hard at the Qanon Four Seasons Theory.
I wonder how they explain the sex toy store... maybe Rudy was horny that day?
Actually a voice controlled dildo from that shop happened to record a conversation between some poll workers talk- bahahaha no I can't.
I am baffled by it... why would Rudy suddenly start to be SUBTLE? That man is a hydraulic jackhammer, not a scalpel... _if he believed there was any chance of making even one voter accept that votes were burned "right behind him"_ he would have screamed it at the top of his frail Corona-ruined lungs "Kimberley Guildford at RNC"-style...
That is right i said "if he believed he could one person accept the claim" not "if he believed there was some truth to the claim", cause i am sure even Rudy knows there is zero factual content to the whole fraud shouting.
Their whole cult (Trump AND Q-Anon, which already is basically a circle as "Venn diagram") has left any capability of rational thought behind and is simply acting out of highstrung emotional rage and despair. Which is both good (it seems like it will mean a soon end to the farce when people wake up to ask themselves "what have i become") and scary (what will they do in the meantime? We already have seen some of their number get weapons and try to "enact change"...)
@@joe74509migo the cameras were facing away from that becaue they did want anybody to see how they fxxx the country
"probably the funniest thing that has happened in American politics ever.."
- Until the next Rudy Giuliani press conference.
That shit wasn't funny imo. More like a freakish horror show.
This would all be hilarious if it potentially wasn't holding up the transfer of power and vaccine distribution. His states are some of the hardest-hit also. He's showing us for not voting him back in the office.
@@cryingcrane8173 It was like an Addams Family/Munsters cross-over without any of the charm.
@Yellow Flop sweat and vending machine hair dye.
But, I read one make up artist say it could have been poorly planned application of mascara.
It would be hilarious if nobody was buying into the conspiracy theories flying at those conferences, but alas...
"Every legally cast vote should count. Every illegally cast vote should not."
Thanks Ben, I'd like you to meet my friend Shit Sherlock, first name No.
An you see, what he meant was “every vote cast for Donald Trump should count, every vote cast for Joe Biden should not” but he can’t say that explicitly
"...it's added to the count, that's called 'math'..."
That's where I lost it. XD
I never understood that "Stop the Count" thing. Personally, I always liked that Sesame Street character....
the stop the count thing was becuase they weren't letting people observe the counting also they were trying to count votes that came in AFTER election day in a state that requires all votes in by poll close...
@@omegablast2002
tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/DontExplainTheJoke
Lololololol
The Count 2024. He counts every individual vote by hand. 1 AH AH! 2 AH AH! 3 AH AH
@@jaschabull2365 he wasn't explaining the joke he was spreading propaganda they were saying start the count because they were counting mail-in ballots the poll Watchers thing was fabricated after that started and again is a fabrication
"We want the law to be used in a proper way."
i.e. "so that it benefits ME. Me, me, me, me, me."
On a side note, your suit, shirt, and tie combinations are perfect. Your suits look stylish and classy without ever looking boring or frumpy. You dress better than any lawyer I've seen in the past 10 years.
**whispers** "Indochinooooo"
"He is basically what happens when The Secret gets into the wrong hands."- John Oliver, speaking about Trump in 2016
Comic Dans you basically proved voter fraud
We can all get a little pregnant with emotion from time to time.
Hot Take: Trump wanted the vote to be decided by twitter likes and the number of Trump Flags to Biden flags on a random block in every city.
The funny thing is he would have lost even harder.
Not random, he'd want to make darn sure it was all the blocks where there were more for him.
@@ValkyrieTiara I'm not sure....in my neighborhood I noticed a few people with a sign in their yard that has "Trump" on one line and "America" on the other line. There is a check mark next to "America." That wouldn't count for Biden since it doesn't have his name on it!
Biden didn’t win a single Boat Parade.
@@superfly2449 And yet still won more boat parades than Trump 😏
When thinking back on this year, hindsight is always 2020.
I always tell people this, and I feel like it’s relevant here: Just because you have a “hot take” doesn’t mean its a good take.
Also, love your content
To be fair who thinks hot take = good ? I maybe missinformed as english is not my first language but doesn't hot take only mean it is a deliberate provocative stance on an issue ?
"You know what is also hot? Shit."
@@alberich3099 Yeah that's essentially the "formal" definition. I think some people also like to call something a hot take when giving out a legitimate (but unpopular) opinion that may be controversial simply because it's an unpopular opinion.
It's to the point where I've seen people use "hot take" to specifically mean a take that is arguably not true.
"That's called... math"
Yes, something that some people have an extremely hard time understanding..
This is what happens when people are heavily invested in something but have zero functional knowledge regarding how it works
Like pretty much everything that our civilization requires to exist?
Could not have said it better.
And it's hilarious (but not unexpected) that it's coming from the people that spent 4 years yammering about "facts don't care about your feelings."
Yeah, the problem is that a huge portion of the population is relatively uneducated and have no idea what they’re talking about. But still have the right to vote and have their voices heard.
Frankly, education and keep people from being poor is the only solution
I knew this would happen, Trump supporters are basically just football fans. They just want their "team" to win because it makes them feel like they've accomplished something personally, it doesn't matter how or why they won...just the end victory.
Donald, November 4th: STOP THE COUNT
Eric, November 10th: GO OUT AND VOTE
I just love the crazies turning against their favorite news station.
Yeah the Democrats have defiantly lost their mind I agree.
@Rudolph and Rudolph Trump has said there was election fraud in 2020 not that he was for sure to lose, and he was correct.
Trump never said anything about mail in voting in 2016 because it never existed as it did today, or did you continently forget that? Theres a reason why we haven't done mass mail in voting before, but I guess you didn't know that either.
Another thing, Trump encourages absentee voting NOT mail in voting, perhaps you don't know the difference? It's okay if you don't, but I do recommend using google considering it's free ;)
Also you're completely wrong about that last point about older people voting Trump in Florida, it was in fact Cubans who have suffered at the hands of socialist who voted for Trump, but I guess if you vote Trump you aren't your own race anymore right?
Weird how you leave out so many facts and replace it with weird Twitter theories but you do you.
@Rudolph and Rudolph I never said Biden was a socialist so I don't really understand where you're getting your alternative facts from. If you really don't know, Biden is a neolib that has okayd was each chance he had in his entire political career on top of issue racially charged laws in his time in office. I'm also not a conservative so your point is moot at best and malicious at worst.
You democrats need to stop throwing a temper tantrum when we say objective facts. It's like I tell people if you think the moon landing is fake you probably shouldn't vote, same thing for all of these democrats spouting unhinged conspiracy theorys...
Oh and don't worry about being "busy", I know you have no real argument or facts to bring to this conversation. But keep putting words in other people's mouths and see how that works out for you buddy.
@@chase522 in what world was fox news popular with democrats
@@QuikVidGuy Nah, we're talking about CNN and MSNBC but ya FOX is still pretty shit but they don't only post partisan fake news like these other companies.
This is like watching the blooper reel or outtakes of the election. Or at least of our favorite lawyer's reporting of it. I love it!
The “kicking an elder covid survivor out” take is a bad take. Some of us want to see him serving time in federal prison, where he would be enjoying government housing and healthcare technically.
Exactly, It's a re-homing to a professional service retirement home for the criminally corrupt.
Hell, it would probably be an improvement of his health due to gym access and smaller servings of food at a regular shedule.
for what
@@johnturnipseed9809 have you been asleep for six years or are you just playing dumb?
@@SonsOfLorgar i don't really pay attention to politics very much.
@@johnturnipseed9809 his taxes for one, and possibly (least likely) criminal negligence for the death of 250,000 people
"I love democracy" - Senator Palpatine
This is an obvious attempt to smear our beloved Emperor. He is the only force striving to provide us with a secure society. The rumors about him somehow being a secret dark wizard are simply laughable vicious slander. And if you ask me he should just get rid of the Senate and be done with it all the better. Then we can finally do something about those disloyal heathens in the outer rim.
#rebelscumgetout
every stenographer ever : *gasp* "So he DID notice me!"
It's a month later and Steve Kornacki pulling out that calculator is still the hottest thing I've ever seen.
"The facts don't care about your feelings."
I am going to use that quote throughout the rest of my life.
Taking a Ben Shapiro quote, when will 2020 end?!
@@rookieman329 well shouldn't someone use it who actually isn't the poster child for "my feelings don't like the facts"
@@rookieman329 In his defense, he's one of thr few popular conservatives who's reaffirming that no evidence of voter fraud exists. So at least he's consistent with it
@@blmandthatsokay3779 true that. I was really just joking about it
@@blmandthatsokay3779 isn’t Shapiro the “hypothetically lets say in a hypothetical situation” guy?
I WON THIS ELECTION, BY A LOT. (twitter - well actually no)
They should stop being nice and just say “he’s lying again” under his tweets
Reality: actually no
Ron Howard voiceover: He hadn't.
They have already announced that the POTUS twitter account *will* be handed over to the president sworn in on January 20th, regardless of what any (former or current) government official says or wants. They are actually already meeting with president elect Biden to coordinate the archiving of Trump's official tweets and the handover on inauguration day. Which means that twitter cooperates with the winner of this election better than the president of the united states. I wish that was suprising...
@@QemeH so you’re saying they’re going to archive trumps tweets, then hand over the account with a name change and all the followers to Biden? If so than yay!!
Odd that the party of "States Rights!" seems oblivious to the fundamental differences between states.
"I'm not saying Steve is not hot".
Your honor, i'd like to introduce this mirror into evidence for you.
They have proof of voter fraud. She just goes to a different school so you don't know her.
Wait you can't ship nerds in real life cut that out!
#12 Hey, be fair - we're not just trying to evict him, we're also trying to get him a place in a secure group home which provides regular meals and clothing (orange jumpsuits).
Werrf1 Yes please!
Ew skin colored jumpsuits lol
It will be good for his physical health.
only demokkkrats belong there
"We want all... voting to stop."
Quiet part out loud again, Mr. President?
He is literally, psychologically incapable of having silent thoughts. That's why I actually don't believe he colluded with Russia in 2016 - he would've told us by now. (Obviously there are people in his campaign who might well have handled this for him, just like paying off affairs...)
@@QemeH
Hell, Trump told us during the campaign in 2016. "Russia, if you are listening, see if you can find Hillary's emails." He F'in TOLD us. He probably did not understand that such a request is illegal under our election laws.
"NO FAIR! You changed the outcome of this election by measuring it!"
@@thundercactus You mean, he's THAT much of a stable genius he's disputing on grounds of a quantum error?
I've had him pegged wrong all along!
The very statement is outright election interference. Add that to the list of charges he'll be facing at 12:01pm January 20.
Can we applaud the fact Legal Eagle for calling this Schadenfreud
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Been waiting all year to use that "hindsight is 2020" joke, eh?
In hindsight, that seems less than funny now...
He really thought the supreme court was going to just hand him the election forget the american people.
That's why he stacked it
He expected they to forget their oaths. 🙄
i’m so grateful everyday this man has closed captions because he is so funny and i’m so grateful i can listen to him.
I think "Biden is a socialist" is the second worst one next to "Trump is still president, Biden is just the figurehead" I've ever heard.
I mean, come on. If Biden was actually Socialist, you’d think that everyone who is actually Socialist would love him. Instead, they would very much like to lynch him. Idiots on the right don’t get this, and continue to call him Socialist.
"we want all voting to stop" Yeah, we know... you made it VERY clear
“We have put together I think the most extensive and inclusive voter fraud organization in the history of American politics.” ~ Joe Biden: 10.24.2020
@@priscilla1962 exactly, An innocent person welcomes an investigation, so it can prove their innocence, instead of obstructing justice.
@@asherael the government already investigated and found nothing. None of trump's lawsuits had any evidence either.
@@soangry there's been so much shit i don't even know what investigations you're referring to anymore. I was talking about the ones trump obstructed, which found lots of incriminating activity. He said they didn't but if you actually read them, it's a very different story.
Objection!That giggle after No1 sounds like it comes from personal experience... ?
This is the first time I heard a lawyer crack jokes. I'm honestly not disappointed.
“Thats the irony of the facts don’t care about your feelings crowd"
I couldn’t have said it better myself
The best take on the electoral college, "Canidate with 3 million more votes, waits to see if he will win the election."
You mean, 3 million FAKE votes.
I guess fake votes count in your little hatred filled head.
@@priscilla1962 So the record breaking voter turnout this year was due to all the fake votes? Weird that the Democrats would give themselves 14 million more fake votes this year but also give Trump 11 million. And why only put all those fake votes in less important places than, say, Florida or Texas that both threatened to swing this year and win by a larger margin? And if there really are 3 million fake votes getting tossed around, why not stick them in tight races like North Carolina? Or perhaps the number isn't exactly 3 million fake votes but more like a few hundred here and there as generally happens in every election? Who knows!
@@priscilla1962 No, we just don't consider votes from black people and poor people to be "fake votes."
@@QuesoCookies there have been quite a number of fishy instances this election, including, but not limited to
1. A massive batch of votes were found in Pennsylvania (I think) out of nowhere and virtually all of them were for Biden
2. There are at least 2 instances ON CAMERA where Conservative vote counters where thrown out to the cheers of Democrat vote counters
3. Several states didn’t follow proper guidelines, including using sharpies which the machine couldn’t read
4. Apparently some of Biden’s votes came from dead people (that is something I don’t believe personally but given how batshit crazy this cycle has been I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s true)
@@QuesoCookies The sarcasm is palpable, I love it.
11:14 "Of course there's the issue that when another vote comes in it adds to the count, that's called math."
I'm D E A D .
Donald Trump: I won this election by a lot!
Narrator: He did not.
I’m getting Arrested Development vibes here.
More like:
The Press: "And now Donald Trump will bow out gracefully accepting this result."
Narrator: "He did not."
Most of the American public: "Figures. // Didn't expect him too."
@@rubix4195 I was just thinking about how mad the right was when we said "What if Trump claims victory before the election is done?"
Narrator: Uso daro.
Narrator: He lied as he naturally breath.
Question: How much could Wile E. Coyote sue the Acme Corporation for all of their faulty products?
Especially as they are/were a real brand of miscellaneous goods.
LegalEagle DESTROYS Ben Shapiro by pointing out the obvious that Ben somehow can't see
Making Ben Shapiro look like an idiot is such low hanging fruit that Shapiro often does it himself.
What did Ben not see? He has literally said there's no evidence of voter fraud. I'm missing how this is a dig
@@sivad1025 His statement was completely meaningless. (Full stop.)
@@rsmith02 Considering the fact that some people are saying there is no voter fraud and others are saying there's tons of voting fraud, I'm pretty sure his statement was sadly necessary. Count legal ballots, don't count illegal ballots. People don't seem to understand that ballots are illegal if they aren't submitted on time.
All of the slights at Trump are hilarious.
“And also the fact that votes come in and you add that to the count, that’s called ‘math’.”
And selectively appreciating a jab at a person you have personal distaste for, is called "bias". Glad to see that even the "lawyer crowd" is just as unintelligently divided.
Oh, and propaganda is defined as hating, or influencing others to hate another person or group of people unquestionably. Keep hating like a good lil nahtsee!
@@garretteckhardt8036 Actually, propaganda isn't hating but is more like a nebulous campaign or group of ads and media directed at changing or shaping the opinions of a populace, whether in a positive or negative direction, usually in relation to a political or wartime issue. A great pair of examples of propaganda in the positive motivation direction are the "Keep Calm and Carry On" posters the British put out and the "Rosie the Riveter" posters the U.S. made. It can be pushed by any organization for any reason but is most often associated with governments and wartime motivation for a cause. Nazi Germany wasn't the only country that produced hateful propaganda, and still isn't! North Korea actually has an entire museum that's purpose is a propagantastic showing of war crimes committed by U.S. troops during the Korean war. Also during World War II, the U.S. created a whole swathe of incredibly racist anti-Japanese posters that helped led the public to be a-okay with the U.S. Japanese internment camps.
@@garretteckhardt8036 I think propaganda would be more like connecting multiple terms together in a bag labeled "bad". If there's something you want to get rid of through public sentiment, just put it in the "bad" bag.
Liberals, leftists, and democrats are all lumped together even though I'm pretty sure there are differences between them. Then they're lumped together with socialism and communism, which I'm pretty sure are also different from each other. You link communism and china and covid together. You say that the media and schools are controlled by the liberals. Somehow science was also thrown into the "bad" bag by climate change deniers, antivaxxers, creationists, etc. That's just off the top of my head, but there's so much more.
Y'all threw so much stuff in the "bad" bag that you think the whole world is out to get you and you can only rely on Donald Trump to get you through it. How's that for propaganda?
Arithmetic might be above their pay grade
@@garretteckhardt8036 I mean, the jab is based in fact. Trump doesn’t want to count the votes. His frustration with the vote count seems....really dumb. The votes are being counted. You know, like they should be...
I prefer the "it was Borat" theory behind the 4 seasons debacle over the Q Anon one.
Can Trump be held legally responsible for America’s dismal response to Covid-19?
Probably not.
No, but your local government can.
Well officially it was err that janitor who didn't clean well enough leading to him getting ummm temporary brain damage do he couldn't manage the pandemic!
In other words no even if he is responsible.
Deposition effect: In construction we call it job site hot 🥵.
“The polls” is a general statement. The national poll averages nailed Biden’s popular vote of 51% and only underestimated Trump by 1-2% (which is still pretty good for polls). State level polling in MN, NV, AZ, GA, VA, CO, NH were spot on. PA was off by about 3%, which really isn’t bad for polls. The worst poll misses were in ME, IA, and WI (off by 11%, 7% and 7% respectively) while FL, MI, OH, and TX weren’t the worst, but still off a good 5%. It was kind of a mixed bag with polling this year. Down ballot races had worse polling misses than the top of the ticket, but the outcome was still within distribution ranges of probability models.
Also, in fairness to the polls, you need to wait for votes to be counted before you solidify your opinion on how well they did. Even over the last two days, 200,000 additional ballots were counted and Biden's lead grew very slightly. By now, the national polling error is arguably in the same range as it was in 2016 (the video says 5%). 538's national polling average had Biden up by 8.4% on November 3. Biden is currently sitting at +3.9% in the nationwide vote count (51.1% to 47.2%), which gives a polling error of 4.5%.
Pollsters interviewed on Planet America, our wonderful explain everything about what's going on in The USA, the Pollsters gave 2 reasons Shy Trumpers who lie to pollsters, about who they vote for and The Zero answer Pollsters, that is where Democrat leaning voters are happy to help providing information for predictive services and Republican leaning voters where reluctant to say who they'd vote for period. It's a big secret. And pollsters are part of NWO, Demonrat fraud... So don't tell them cause they'll flip the vote...bla bla
I don't think I will ever understand how people can expect a method to get data, that is 100% dependent on the citizens honesty and willingness to participate and can in no way be verified by objective means, to be completely accurate. For any forecast to be completely accurate is basically nonsense, that is why any credible study/ forecast about anything will include error calculations in the fine print.
Oh, wait, I think I understand now, I was expecting for the average person to have any understanding at all about how science works. Well, that is on me.
@@mikhailv67tv Why would people be ashamed when its anonymous and most Trump supporters leave some trace on FB, Twitter, etc. Google almost certainly knows who you voted for.
@@richardarriaga6271 That's just a simple truth of sampling and polling - when you ask potentially sensitive questions (political alignment is considered to be potentially sensitive), participants are less inclined to answer honestly or accurately. To explain fully why that is, you would need to dive into individual and personality psychology. The tl;dr is some people just aren't trustworthy of/honest with strangers. That behavior is apparent across political spectrums
My favorite bad take is the people who think counties get more votes based on how much area they take up, rather than how many people live there.
"the pollsters got this one pretty wrong"
*An aggrieved Nate Silver has entered the chat*
To be fair to fivethirtyeight, they give a range of possibilities, and while Trump certainly beat their average (again), to say nothing of the House and Senate, his win wasn't entirely outside the range of what they deemed possible. Also, while the swing states tended to lean further Right than they predicted (both the ones Biden won and those he didn't), the only state to go to Trump when they had it leaning Biden was Florida (which would have been much closer if not for the voter suppression). They also got Georgia almost perfectly right (IIRC, they had it as very slightly leans Democrat going into election day). So they weren't spot on, but not as far off, I think, as some people make them out to be.
@@antonbrakhage490 The November 13th episode of the 538 podcast goes into a deep dive about the polls versus the outcome. It's a great listen.
@@antonbrakhage490 North Carolina as well was under their model favoring Biden but broke for Trump, but other than that, yeah.
Also, I'm from the future, and the House and Senate did still go to the Democrats.
“We want the law to be used in a proper manor, so we will be going to the US Supreme Court, we want all voting to stop” Yes, go to the USSC and say this. I’m sure Justice Barrett’s dissenting opinion will be a hilarious read.
@Robert Hunt Pack the court anyway! Last thing this country needs is 30 years of conservative justices bungling decisions in favor of police immunity, “free and fair” elections, and money =\= free speech. Time to start course correction!
EDIT: added quotes to free and fair elections to point out the sarcasm, as it’s obvious that is not the intent of conservatives.
@Robert Hunt Without the Senate, Democrats can't pack it anyway. In fact, Biden will be lucky if Moscow Mitch will let him appoint anyone to anything.
@Robert Hunt She never the court should stay at 9. She said all 9 of the justices should be female. Also her dying wish was that her position not be filled until after the election.
This is the only time I don't feel bad about someone being evicted. I will be celebrating the event.
Polls weren’t actually that far off this year. Biden handily beat Trump in both electoral votes and the popular vote. The only reason that vote even feels close is because of the unusual delay in tabulating all the mail in ballots this year which, unlike most years, were a significant percentage of the votes in the key swing states. They also predicted a close Senate race and, indeed, we have a situation where a Georgia runnoff is going to decide who controls the Senate.
Also think of it this way, in any other election where an incumbent president lost by millions of votes and their opponent got over 300 electorsl votes it would be considered a pretty massive loss because of the advantages incumbents normally have in elections. The fact that we’re collectively astonished Trump didn’t lose by even more is really an affirmation of just how truly terrible Trump is as a president and a human being.
It’s a mixed bag. Some states drastically overstated or understated support for one party/candidate versus the other, some were much closer to the final result. In Ohio and Wisconsin for example, Trump outperformed his polling numbers well beyond the margin of error. Some of the Senate races were equally off, look at SC, and Republicans swept house races that should have been more competitive.
So yes, the final result in the House and the presidency may have been the overall expected outcome, but the polls were still pretty misleading. I just can’t interpret what happened as a thorough repudiation of him, and the Republicans were not punished for enabling and supporting his behavior for four years. Granted, the only reason the presidential race appears so close is because of the electoral college.
@Robert Hunt Psst - no they didn't. Democrats won the Presidency and gained one seat so far in the Senate and still control the House. And if the Senate runoffs in Georgia go badly for the Republicans the Dems will control that too.
Not having as huge a landslide victory as some people thought might happen isn't the same as "getting creamed". Winning by less than expected is still winning.
@Robert Hunt How am I confused? Where am I wrong that the Democrats won the Presidency and gained a seat in the Senate and still control the House with a possible chance at flipping the Senate as well?
You seem to be confusing "thrashing" with "didn't win by as much as some Democrats hoped for."
"sleep on it and ask yourself if you still feel that way in the morning" is a good advice in general
Can we get a review of Rudy Colludy's appearance in court?
I'm surprised you didn't mention Giuliani's invocation of "My Cousin Vinny". Because anyone who watches your movie analysis knows that legal films are always 100% true to life.
Not to mention Giuliani referenced 'My Cousin Vinny' as a law film. Cleary it's well rooted in 'fish out of water' & 'tough guy has a heart after all' territory. Possibly even gearhead realm too. But law?
Woo new legal eagle video!
Moral of the story: Republicans will justify anything with anything as long as they are winning.
Yeah, it's a good thing that Democrats never do that.
I mean besides Hillary saying that Biden shouldn't concede, Obama fluffing his deportation numbers despite having %40 fewer interior deportations, Democrats raising concerns that dominion voting machines might flip votes back in 2019, ect.
It's not like our first president said anything about how partisanship would lead to these shenanigans.
No, the democrats are innocent little angels.
@@SkadooHusky u are speaking to yourself. I never said democrats are perfect but Hilary conceded on day 1 so u better get a reality check.
@@SkadooHusky the founding fathers were not demigods or sth. They made the senate and electoral college which is failing for the last 20 years. Bush won less votes in 2000, trump did in 2016 and Biden barely won in 2020 even tho he got 6 million more votes. So stop acting like the founding fathers are some kind of untouchable superior humans or sth.
@@JAMESBOND-ox3se I didn't say that she didn't concede
she said that *Biden* shouldn't concede *under any circumstances.*
And I wasn't saying that the founding fathers were demigods.
Just that Washington called this BS out a long time ago.
I think we should make a distinction here between Republicans and Trumpers. I voted for Trump, however it is abundantly clear Biden won the election.... I'm gonna get called a RINO by butt hurt trump fans now huh?