President Trump: DOJ Hasn't "Looked Very Hard" For Alleged Fraud

The transcript discusses election fraud claims and the lack of evidence found by Attorney General William Barr. It highlights disappointment in the investigation and mentions legal actions in several states. The speaker questions confidence in Barr and notes reports of President Trump considering his dismissal.

What did Attorney General William Barr say about the evidence of election fraud?

• The investigation is complete.

• The evidence is inconclusive.

• There is significant evidence of tampering.

• There is no evidence of widespread tampering.

Which states are mentioned as having filed cases related to election fraud?

• Florida and New York

• Ohio and Illinois

• Wisconsin and Michigan

• California and Texas

What is the general sentiment expressed about the investigation into election fraud?

• It is overly detailed.

• It is unnecessary.

• It is disappointing and lacks depth.

• It is thorough and satisfactory.

What is the speaker's response to the question about confidence in Bill Barr?

• They refuse to answer.

• They have no confidence in him.

• They will answer in a few weeks.

• They have full confidence in him.

What action is President Trump reportedly considering regarding Bill Barr?

• Promoting him

• Firing him

• Reassigning him

• Praising him publicly