President Donald Trump’s personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, said Sunday the first lawsuit claiming election fraud will be filed in Pennsylvania.
In an interview on Fox News’ “Sunday Morning Futures,” Giuliani called the election in the key battleground state “a disaster.”
“I think the first lawsuit will be Pennsylvania,” he said. “The second will either be Michigan or Georgia, and over the course of the week we should get it all pulled together … those are facts of fraud.”
“I think we have enough to change Pennsylvania,” he added, “The Pennsylvania election was a disaster. …We have people that observe people being pushed out of the polling place. We have people who were suggested to vote the other way and shown how to do it.”
“I’m giving you the big picture, where the numbers are such that you could reverse the call,” he asserted. “That is the 450,000 that were not observed of mail ballots.”
He charged the count was “handled like a star chamber proceeding.”
“They literally counted these ballots in secret and they counted these ballots in secret for only one reason. These ballots were always the ballots they were going to use to try to catch up if they were behind,” he charged.
He said the case against Michigan will be similar.
“We have big numbers, definitely in Michigan. Not quite the numbers that we have in Pennsylvania, but enough to overturn the result there,” he said.
“It looks like we'll have very big numbers in Nevada. We have pretty big numbers in Wisconsin. We have four or five witnesses already in Georgia. We have similar numbers in Arizona, so we got five states in which we have the same three issues.”