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"President Trump did us a favor by exposing these elected officials," Tapper said, referring to the Republicans who supported the "mendacious joke of a lawsuit" from Texas AG Ken Paxton.

"Do you feel comfortable throwing out millions of votes of your fellow Americans?" Chris Wallace asked Representative Steve Scalise.

Commissioner Stephen Hahn said the FDA could not have approved Pfizer and BioNTech's COVID-19 vaccine earlier than it did, despite the sitting president's claims.

"I think the processes say it's over on Monday if the electors vote for Joe Biden, which I expect that they will," the Republican lawmaker from Tennessee said.

A majority of Americans overall said the country should "move on," but 79 percent of Trump voters said the election results should be contested.

"Who isn't disappointed? Joe Biden lied on the debate stage, he said 'there's nothing happening' and Barr should have stepped up," the president told Fox News host Brian Kilmeade.

"They've chosen Donald Trump over democracy and over their constituents," Dana Nessel said.

Thousands of Trump supporters gathered in Washington, D.C. on Saturday, days before the Electoral College meet to formally confirm Joe Biden as the nation's next president.

"The three justices that President Trump appointed, his three justices, voted not to hear the case. I think it's a message to him and his team that you can't count on the judiciary, you can't count on the courts," said attorney Alan Dershowitz.

An SNL sketch introduced Sportsmax, a sports network that denies the New York Jets have ever lost a game.

Writing in The New York Times, Gore criticized Trump's decision to withdrawal from the Paris climate agreement and accused him of overseeing "colossal failure" on climate change and in tackling the coronavirus pandemic.

"I've been asked—on a scale of one to ten, who will be the next president of the United States, and I say Donald Trump. Ten," Flynn told the crowd at a "Stop the Steal" rally in Washington D.C.

"I'm serious, they had to be on it!" Mike Lindell said of Fox News. "They should all go to prison when they are found out."

"This looks like a group of people that get that this is a phony pandemic," Bob Good of Virginia told "Stop the Steal" rallygoers Saturday.

"We're not a contractor Trump and his allies in the WIGOP can stiff," said Dane County Board Chair Analiese Eicher.

"We promised that if the GOP did not do everything in their power to keep Trump in office, then we would destroy the GOP," far right commentator Nick Fuentes shouted.

Some people responded to Jones' speech by saying he was inciting violence against the president-elect—and that the Secret Service and FBI should know about it.

Trump's attendance Saturday comes as the White House continues contesting election results, and as COVID-19 cases ramp up around the country.

Footage circulating on Twitter shows clashes involving Proud Boys members and their opponents who argued with them.

"In his reply brief, plaintiff 'asks that the Rule of Law' be followed," U.S. District Judge Brett Ludwig wrote. "It has been."

"American who cares about the rule of law should take comfort that the Supreme Court — including all three of President Trump's picks — closed the book on the nonsense," he said.

The attorney general has faced criticism for being too loyal to President Trump but now faces his criticism.

"Never forget, vote them out of office!" the president tweeted Saturday morning, blasting a wide range of some of his closest political allies.

The president's refusal to concede to his Democratic challenger is only fracturing the Grand Old Party, acting as a test for who is most loyal to an outgoing president that will likely maintain a powerful grasp on his party vs. who is grounded in reality.

Doug LaMalfa told CNN's Chris Cuomo that "we still don't know what the intelligence folks have in there" regarding the election.

The Supreme Court refused to hear a lawsuit filed by the Texas attorney general against four swing states.

Convicted murderer Alfred Bourgeois was put to death on Friday, becoming the second man to be executed in two days.

Legal experts had strongly criticized the Texas lawsuit and expected the court to refuse to even hear it.

Any donations to Trump's election defense fund under $8,000 will benefit the Republican National Committee or a Trump political action committee, and not Trump's legal attempts to dispute the election.

"You have to hope that the justices in the state court are going to show somewhat more determination," Rudy Guliani said on Friday.