"We will win", "We will win" in all capital letters.
Donald Trump
tweets it,
attaching a video of his fans to his twitter.
According to rumors, the president has met in the last few hours with his collaborators to define the way forward.
Trump has not yet conceded victory.
And his wife Melania seems to be following in his footsteps too.
Again according to rumors reported by CNN, in fact, the first lady has not yet contacted Jill Biden.
And her appointments for the next few days leave no change in sight, with Melania busy in her daily meetings and planning the upcoming holidays.
Meanwhile,
"there are no indications of electoral fraud" in Georgia,
according to what said the Secretary of State of Georgia, Brad Raffensperger, in an interview with CNN.
The state will manually recount the votes, given the small gap between Joe Biden and Donald Trump.
For Raffensperger, however, the recount should not change the result of the vote, which currently sees Biden ahead of 14,000 preferences.
"It took a long time! Why does it take so long in North Carolina? Are they looking for other cards?".
Donald Trump tweets it, attaching the Associated Press chirp in which the president is granted victory in Alaska.
"With the recount we will also win Georgia. Pennsylvania and Michigan did not allow observers to enter the rooms where the ballots were scrutinized. Illegal!", Adds the president.
Trump's failure to grant Biden victory is blocking, for now, the president-elect's access to messages from foreign leaders at the ministry.
CNN reports it citing some sources, according to which the State Department traditionally facilitates communications with the president-elect.
But the fact that incumbent President Donald Trump has not yet accepted Biden's victory means that the messages have not been received by the president-elect.
Moscow also intervenes on the American electoral question.
The electoral system with which the American president is chosen is "probably the most archaic" and "significantly distorts the will of the population" according to Russian Foreign Minister
Serghiei Lavrov
, taken up by TASS.
The victory of Democrat Joe Biden in the US presidential elections is contested by the defeated Donald Trump, and Putin has not yet congratulated Biden because - explains the Kremlin - he expects the official results of the US presidential elections first.
Outgoing President Trump, according to Axios who cites a source familiar with the president's plans in detail, is about to launch a new digital online channel with the aim of "sinking" and replacing Fox News, the reference TV of the conservative electorate which today seems to have turned its back on him, at least in part.
Trump was irritated with Fox for his polls (unfavorable to him) and his interviews with dem exponents but the straw that broke the camel's back was the assignment of Arizona to Joe Biden.
In the last few hours Trump, moreover, has carried out his offensive against Fox
by compulsive tweeting.
In his flurries of tweets he retweeted the criticisms of many of his supporters against Murdoch's TV, by which he feels betrayed, and support for other conservative TVs considered a valid alternative, such as NewsMax and One America News Network (Oann).
Newsmax is a conservative American news and opinion site founded by Christopher Ruddy in 1998 and run by Newsmax Media: it clearly supports the president.
Oaan is a far-right pro Trump cable channel, founded by Robert Herring Sr. and owned by Herring Networks, launched in 2013.
The deputy governor of Texas, an ultra-conservative politician, has offered a million dollars to anyone who will be able to provide evidence of electoral fraud and fraud.
According to media reports,
Dan Patrick
is offering the sum of money to "incentivize, encourage and reward" citizens who provide evidence of fraud, even though Donald Trump beat Joe Biden in Texas by nearly 650,000 votes.
"I support the president's efforts to identify election fraud and his commitment to ensure that every legal vote is counted and every illegal vote is void," Patrick explained in a statement to ABC13 in Austin.
The politician sparked controversy in March over his comments on the coronavirus, saying he was convinced that the elderly would rather die from Covid than allow the pandemic to damage the economy.