U.S. Attorney General: No Evidence Of Widespread Voter Fraud

The transcript discusses claims of election fraud and the Justice Department's findings, which indicate no evidence of widespread voter fraud that could alter the presidential election outcome. The FBI and US attorneys have investigated specific allegations. Meanwhile, President Trump's legal team, including Rudy Giuliani and Jenna Ellis, continues to pursue legal challenges, criticizing the DOJ's investigation efforts.

What did Barr tell The Associated Press regarding the Justice Department's findings on voter fraud?

• They found evidence of fraud affecting local elections.

• They found no evidence of widespread fraud.

• They found evidence of fraud in some states.

• They found significant evidence of fraud.

What actions did the FBI and US attorneys take concerning the election fraud allegations?

• They ignored the allegations.

• They followed up on specific allegations.

• They confirmed all allegations were true.

• They dismissed all allegations as false.

Who are the key figures in President Trump's legal team mentioned in the transcript?

• Rudy Giuliani and Jenna Ellis

• William Barr and Robert Mueller

• Joe Biden and Kamala Harris

• Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer

What was the response of Trump's legal team to the Attorney General's statement?

• They agreed with the findings.

• They claimed there was a thorough investigation.

• They decided to drop all legal battles.

• They disagreed, citing a lack of investigation.

What did Jenna Ellis and Rudy Giuliani say about their legal efforts?

• They were starting new legal battles.

• They were undecided about their next steps.

• They were continuing their legal battles.

• They were ending their legal battles.