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I run against the grain and do feel Chris Christie generally supports Donald Trump, he still has brain and thinks for himself. And don't get me wrong, I do disagree with Christie on a number of issues, specifically gun control. What he said in the interview is correct: "...if you have got the evidence of fraud, present it..." and "...They allege fraud outside the courtroom, but when they go inside the courtroom, they don’t plead fraud, and they don’t argue fraud..." That has been my problem as well, lots of accusations but no evidence. As Carlson concluded, if you are unwilling to come forward and present the evidence, it must mean the evidence doesn’t exist. That is sad, I had hoped and still hold out hope that they will produce actionable evidence. But hope is not a plan, it is an embarrassment that increasingly looks like it will seat Biden as president in January.

And, yes, I blame a lot of this on the involvement of Giuliani, a blowhard that likes to hear himself talk, usually embarrassing himself and President Trump. He's too much like Chickenhawk Hannity, all talk, constant "bombshells" and in the end, all talk, no substance.

I am confident the election was stolen, just as it was from Romney years ago. Proving it is another matter. I was a Republican election observer in Nevada and saw problems first hand. Sadly, what's come of it is nothing. Our votes don't have integrity, our officials cannot be trusted, and the courts prefer making law instead of enforcing it.

He understands nothing, this is the long game, you keep up the pressure and force errors, that’s what they are doing. That’s how the Democrats eventually got Nixon for Watergate.

You don’t know what’s actually being presented in Court versus what is being put out there as mere Psyops.