Cipollone Told Trump to Concede in December 2020
July 12, 2022
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as posted by the channelFormer White House counsel Pat Cipollone told the committee he believed that Trump should have publicly admitted that he lost the election to Joe Biden and told the president to do so in December 2020, according to a videotaped excerpt of his testimony shown by the panel.
“Did I believe that he should concede the election at that point in time? Yes I did,” Cipollone said in his Friday testimony, portions of which were aired publicly for the first time during Tuesday’s hearing.
Cipollone said he agreed that there wasn’t evidence of fraud sufficient to overturn the election.
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