Trump News Live: Latest Twitter update as President attacks polls

The president followed his previous tweet in which he attacked Fox with several random followers attacking the network or expressing a preference for OANN or Newsmax.

Here are some examples of selection:

Meanwhile, the top Democrat in the Senate, Chuck Schumer, accused Republicans of “political performance” and a “tantrum” fueled by their collective “fear” of Trump that led them to join him in not admitting that he appears to have lost the election. .

“Stop denying the truth,” Schumer told reporters on Thursday.

“The elections are not in doubt. This is nothing more than a Republican outrage, nothing more than a pitiful political performance by one audience: Donald John Trump.”

Here’s House Speaker Nancy Pelosi taking a similar stance at her weekly press conference.

John T Bennett has the latest news.

United Nations officials are “confident” that the incoming Biden administration will return vital US funds to its Palestinian refugee agency, which announced this week that it has run out of funds and will not be able to pay the salaries of 28,000 employees.

UNRWA supports 5.7 million Palestinian refugees across Gaza, the occupied West Bank, Lebanon, Jordan and Syria

However, the Trump administration was responsible for cutting the UNRWA budget by a third in 2018, and the president described it as an “irreparable flawed process.”

After reports of Donald Trump’s plans to “destroy” Fox News with his streaming rival, the US president shared this post on Twitter on Thursday, apparently mocking the conservative cable channel and Joe Biden, the president-elect.

The tweet, originally posted by a pro-Trump attorney, indicated that Fox News’ ratings were below Biden’s school score.

It [not] Presidential speech …

In an interview with CNN Thursday morning, the Republican governor of Ohio tried to defend the US President’s legal challenge without any evidence of “fraud” the elections.

However, when asked about the merits of such lawsuits, Governor Mike Dewane appears to have been puzzled by words, to which he replied, “I don’t know.”

“All we need is to take a deep breath. There is a process for all of this. You need to follow the process. We need to push this country forward.”

Mr. DeWine has admitted, at least, that the Democrat is now an elected president, after last week’s vote … which cannot be said about Mr. Trump, and most Republicans in Congress.

Kylie McNani is here, as she gets questions about the presidential transition currently underway outside the walls of the White House, which she – remember – is her press secretary.

When asked whether it was important for Joe Biden, the president-elect, to receive intelligence briefings, which he was prevented from doing until President Trump and a US government agency recognize him as the winner of last week’s election, Ms. McNani said – it escalated.

The White House press secretary told Fox News, “I haven’t spoken to the president about that … That would be more of a question for the White House.”

Oklahoma Senator James Lankford said on Wednesday he was prepared to intervene before the end of the week if the Trump administration continues to block this part of the transition.

“This has to happen so that regardless of the outcome of the election, and whatever way it is going, people can be prepared for the actual mission,” he told NBR Radio.

Well, I can definitely think of one …

Mark Bronowitz, the Republican attorney general of Arizona, defended the election process in his state against the president’s criticism, saying that people “voted for Republicans on the ballot, but didn’t vote for President Trump.”

Bernovich denied claims by Trump and his campaign team about voter fraud, adding that there was “no evidence” to support such assertion in Arizona.

As he appeared on Fox News, he also said that it was time to accept the victory of President-elect Joe Biden in the election, saying, “There are no facts that would lead anyone to believe that the election results will change.”

Namita Singh has a lot of a welcome voice of reason.

While Twitter has been busy censoring most of Trump’s tweets over the past week, his rival has extended his ban on US political ads for another month – but he still refuses to call Joe Biden a winner, she explained in an email to advertisers.

The social media giant said it continues to ban it to prevent disinformation as the president continues to cast doubt on the bottom line and spread misinformation.

“While multiple sources predicted a presidential victory, we still believe it is important to help prevent confusion or abuse on our platform,” the company wrote in the email in question.

They added that despite the temporary hiatus, “it may be an opportunity to resume these announcements soon.”

Troll head out of bed and pushes more tired lies.

His accusations against Pennsylvania and Michigan are simply incorrect, and the Georgia recount will not change anything, even if it somehow goes his way.

Also, West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice might be walking with the party line …

… but his Ohio Republican counterpart Mike DeWine is not.

Graig Graziosi is searching for the answer to this question in uncharted constitutional waters.