Fox News' Bret Baier Fact-Checks Trump Statement Attacking His Election Coverage
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Baier walked through the former president's repeated grievances about the Arizona ballot audit.
Fox News anchor Bret Baier threw facts at Donald Trump on Monday after the former president went on a tirade against him for reporting that President Joe Biden fairly won Arizona in the 2020 election. Trump attacked Baier, his show, Fox News and other media outlets Friday for “siding with” the Maricopa County Election Board in reporting that there was no fraud in the 2020 election. The Arizona Senate held a briefing Thursday on the ongoing Republican-led audit of the results in Maricopa County, which was won by Biden. Trump fumed that the media wouldn’t report on the “findings” presented by the third-party auditors at the hearing, which one Arizona columnist said was akin to “one of MyPillow Guy Mike Lindell’s informercials” or a Trump press release.
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