Josh Dossi

Well, I think more than anything, he's put Tulsi Gabbard, his director of national intelligence, in charge of this.

He's basically tasked her with trying to prove that he won the election in 2020.

So she's reviewing ballots across the country.

They have nothing to hide.

She's, you know, been in contact with FBI officials.

The other day after that raid in Georgia, The New York Times reported that she put Trump on the phone directly with the FBI officials who did the raid.

And so you have sort of a whole-of-government approach.

He also brought in

A lawyer named Kurt Olson, in the 2020 election, Trump hired Olson to try and push his claims of fraud across the country, and they were not successful.

But earlier, well, last year now, we're in 2026, and last year, he hired Olson as a special government employee to come into the White House, work directly for White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, and try and prove election fraud.

He also has told folks at DOJ, including Congress,

Attorney General Pam Bondi and Deputy Attorney Todd Blanch, that he wants them focused on this.

So when he's returned to office, he's put the power of the government into researching his sort of false claims from 2020.

And a lot of that, I think, is now just emerging publicly, but it's been happening behind the scenes for many months.

Well, they've certainly counted the ballots over and over and over in Fulton County.

And, you know, Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger and others have certified the election, have studied it time and time again.

I'm a passionate conservative.

They say, you know, that Trump lost in 2020 and there was no wide-scale fraud.

He hired his own consultants in 2020, his own lawyers, his own consulting firms, his own researchers.

They couldn't find evidence for it.