Geraldo Rivera reveals surprising phone call with Donald Trump

By Terry Paul2 min read
Updated November 14, 2020 4:23 pm
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Geraldo Rivera required Twitter to dish on remarks Donald Trump supposedly made throughout a supposed call in between them. “Hello there, I consulted with my pal @realDonaldTrump today,” Rivera tweeted on Nov. 13, 2020. “He informed me he was a ‘realist’ who would ‘do the best thing,’ when all the genuine votes have actually been counted.”

The term “genuine votes” has actually been bandied about by the president and his fans. According to the Brennan Center for Justice, “Politicians at all levels of government have consistently, and wrongly, declared great deals of individuals voting unlawfully ruined 2016, 2018, and 2020 elections. Nevertheless, substantial research study exposes that scams are extremely unusual, citizen impersonation is practically nonexistent, and many circumstances of the supposed scams are, in truth, errors by citizens or administrators. The very same holds for mail tallies, which are safe and necessary to holding a safe election in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic.”

Regardless of the absence of proof, Rivera anticipates that Trump will not sit anytime quickly. He explained to him as “a heavyweight champ who lags in points leading into the last round, however, identified to eliminate on, understanding all the refs have actually scored the defend the other man,” he tweeted.

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Now would be a great time to advise everybody that this is not a boxing match, and since Nov. 13, 2020, “President-elect Joe Biden has actually won an overall of 306 electoral votes, turning 5 states at the same time,” per The New York Times.

 

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