Fox chief Brett Bayer presses Hawley about the election challenge: “Are you trying to say, from January 20, Trump will be president?”

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“I want to comment on what you’re trying to do,” Bayer told Holly during the Republican appearance on the net. “Are you trying to say that from January 20, Trump will be president?”

Hawley responded, “It depends on what happens on Wednesday, which is why we have the debate.”

Bayer intervention “No,”. “Under the constitution, states say they ratify elections, they have ratified it. Under the constitution, Congress has no right to revoke ratification, at least as most experts have read it.”

Brett Bayer: I want to define what you are trying to do. Are you trying to say Trump will be president after January 20?

Josh Holly: Well, it depends on what happens on Wednesday

Bayer: No, no

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Each state approved its election results, after recounting and vetting in some states at the request of the Trump campaign. The Electoral College approved the president-elect Joe BidenAttorney Joe Biden said that the census to determine congressional seats will not take place until February, Trump’s latest push for a run-off in Georgia dominated by personal grievances, Trump says at the Georgia rally he hopes Pence will come “for us.”Last month.

Last week, Hawley became the first Republican senator to say he plans to veto when Congress meets to ratify the Electoral College vote on Wednesday, citing what he claims are irregularities in the voting process.

“Millions of voters who care about election integrity deserve to be heard,” Hawley He said In the advertisement. “I will object on January 6 on their behalf.”

Another 11 members of the Senate gathered under the leadership of the Senator. Ted CruzRaphael (Ted) Edward Cruz Trump to pressure Georgia backfired with Loeffler’s Republican Party to challenge the Electoral College results Wednesday. Night Defense: The US aircraft carrier remains in the Middle East in a surprising reversal | DC Guard activated before pro-Trump protests | 10 former defense ministers speak out against military interference in election dispute More (Republican from Texas), by saying that they too will contest the result, and confirm the debate and vote in the House and Senate. And more than 100 House Republicans have indicated that they will not see Biden win.

On Monday, Hawley told Baer that Congress was “directed by the Twelfth Amendment to count electoral votes” and cited a statue from the late 19th century that he said gives him “the right to veto, the right to be heard and there’s also the ratification process.”

“My view is that this is my only opportunity during this process to raise an objection and hear my voice,” Hawley said. “I do not have the capacity to file a lawsuit.”

The Senator’s promised objection comes after a number of courts in major states and battlefields rejected legal challenges to Trump’s campaign over the results over the past two months.

Fox News has come under scrutiny among Trump’s supporters base to validate the president’s allegations of voter fraud in the election since Biden was the winner.