

Trump Demands Special Counsel, Still Not Over 2020 Election
Jun 20, 2025
The hosts dive into Trump's recent call for a special counsel to investigate the 2020 election, arguing it’s a futile endeavor. They analyze the implications of this demand and reflect on the historical reluctance to appoint special counsels. Discussions reveal the absurdity behind claims of election fraud, backed by testimonies from Trump’s own advisors. The conversation highlights how loyalty can distort reality within Trump's circle, driving home the point that the consensus is there's no evidence of widespread fraud.
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Trump's Surprise Special Counsel Demand
- Trump calls for a special counsel to investigate the 2020 election for the first time publicly.
- His past hostility to special counsels makes this call puzzling and unusual in the context of his behavior.
No Evidence of Election Fraud
- Investigations and insiders close to Trump refute claims of widespread fraud in 2020 election.
- Many key figures admit no evidence exists to overturn the election results despite Trump's assertions.
Loyalty Fuels Trump's Election Denial
- Trump surrounds himself with loyalists who support his false claims about the 2020 election outcome.
- This loyalty helps maintain his disbelief in the legitimate election results.