Trump questions Biden on lackluster Thanksgiving message

As he presses on with his legal challenges in several key battleground states narrowly to former Vice President Joe Biden, President Donald Trump stuck to his voter fraud message by questioning how "a candidate with '80,000,000' votes" could only garner 1000 views on a Thanksgiving message he put out in observance of the national holiday.

"Biden’s Thanksgiving Day Address gets just 1000 views online, a record low," stated President Trump. "Observers say a candidate with “80,000,000” votes would get many more online viewers. Numbers don’t lie, or add up!"

In reality, Biden's Thanksgiving message has garnered roughly 5 million views. Biden released a total of 2 messages, one of them is a message that they spent part of the holiday speaking to frontline healthcare workers over Zoom or some other messaging vehicle.

"Jill and I were honored today to talk to some of the heroes on the front lines of this crisis," stated Biden. "We’re thankful today and every day for the nurses and firefighters who sacrifice so much to keep our communities safe. We see the very best of America in your courage and selflessness."

But even as the  Biden transition has already begun, Trump and his team say this election is far from over, and say that they have the evidence to prove their widespread voter fraud and voting irregularities claim.

Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani and Trump attorney appeared at a hearing in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania earlier this week to announce that 682,000 mail-in ballots needed to be disqualified so that "72 million people are not disenfranchised," according to The Independent.

“They could have been from the same person,” said Giuliani. "There could have been multiples, there was no name on them. Under the law of your state, those ballots are illegal...We don't want to disenfranchise anyone. We want to disqualify 682,000 votes so 72 million people are not disenfranchised."